Cookware?
Apr 18, 2016, 10:23 am
#18
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T-Fal may have a range of products; I haven't researched it. Our largest skillet is pretty heavy-duty-feeling and came with a glass lid. A set of three smaller skillets we have are lighter in weight. Even the largest one (bought at Costco, I think) was a great price.
Apr 23, 2016, 11:58 am
#20
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the replacement cooktop we got is has induction heating. the only pot we had that would work was the cast iron skillet. so, all the designer cookware went out, and we bought new induction comparable cookware.
stuff is expensive, even from marshals. if you think you may upgrade to induction,, buy comparable cookware
stuff is expensive, even from marshals. if you think you may upgrade to induction,, buy comparable cookware
Apr 25, 2016, 12:27 pm
#21
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the replacement cooktop we got is has induction heating. the only pot we had that would work was the cast iron skillet. so, all the designer cookware went out, and we bought new induction comparable cookware.
stuff is expensive, even from marshals. if you think you may upgrade to induction,, buy comparable cookware
stuff is expensive, even from marshals. if you think you may upgrade to induction,, buy comparable cookware
Apr 25, 2016, 2:05 pm
#22
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Get whatever non-stick pan is currently available at Costco. Their buyers seem to follow Cook's Illustrated quite carefully, and recommended products seem to show up at Costco quite regularly. Right now, my standard pots and pans are All Clad (with the stainless exterior so they can go into the dishwasher) and my non-stick pans are T-Fal from Costco. I replace the non-stick pans every 2 years or so.
And FYI- I've owned All-Clad non-stick pans. They heat slightly more evenly than T-Fal, don't last any longer.
And FYI- I've owned All-Clad non-stick pans. They heat slightly more evenly than T-Fal, don't last any longer.
Apr 25, 2016, 3:03 pm
#23
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Tefal Ingenio. It's a modular set of pans with detachable handles, so you can store them easily and use them in the oven or fridge. I was a little sceptical originally, but they have been fantastic. All with induction bottoms.