Underrated pan. Less usable for kitchen stoves that can't produce enough heat,

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Jun 15, 2022
9:01:29am

Abe Froman Truly Addicted User

though - you really need a big gas burner with high BTUs to maximize a wok's potential.

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Abe Froman

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I need a frying pan. I've always just bought basic teflon pans, and they always

Jay Rick

6/14/22 10:57am

Our ceramic pan is about a year old and still good and non-sticky, but it cooks way hotter than old our non-stick pandid

Mike Honcho

6/14/22 10:59am

Costco sells the T-Fal 5.5 qt frying pan for $20. I see them as good for 2 years

desertcolt

6/14/22 10:59am

Yea just buy a new one every year and accept that they are throw away

Nat Gas Man

6/14/22 11:18am

Carbon steel can totally be nonstick when seasoned properly.

DJROSS

6/14/22 11:00am

Heck with the frying pan, where can I get a box of those cookies?

timpjynx

6/14/22 11:04am

Found 'em

Waschlappen

6/14/22 11:06am

Yep that's the recipe i use for these and they are tasty for sure.

DJROSS

6/14/22 11:09am

nice! I'll need to down a dozen of those before my July dieting begins 🙂

timpjynx

6/14/22 12:11pm

I have a set of anodized aluminum pans that are great.

Curmer

6/14/22 11:12am

Just buy cheap non stick - they all wear out. You also may be doing things that decrease the life, such as:

molodyets

6/14/22 11:13am

We're at 1 year+ on a $12 Ikea wok. Looks like at least another year left on it.

ochobeeguy

6/14/22 11:21am

Carbon steel round bottom WOK

Jfly1975

6/14/22 11:40am

Underrated pan. Less usable for kitchen stoves that can't produce enough heat,

Abe Froman

6/15/22 9:01am

tramontina pans from Walmart or Amazon

fumblerooski

6/14/22 12:13pm

My favorite is Ninja Foodi neverstick. I got just the 5 quart saute pan.

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