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gfunkdave Apr 11, 2016 8:42 pm

Cookware?
 
What's the best maker of pots and pans out there? I specifically want to buy a new 10" skillet.

I don't want a cast iron skillet.

I don't want an All Clad stainless skillet.

I want a nice nonstick skillet. What should I get?

satman40 Apr 11, 2016 11:20 pm

All Clad 5d non stick..not bad..

MaxBuck Apr 12, 2016 7:47 am

I'd probably go with the Zwilling Spirit model.

chgoeditor Apr 12, 2016 11:37 am

"Best" and "non-stick" are usually oxymorons. Honestly, I'd buy a $20 one and replace it when the non-stick coating starts to get marred.

Madone59 Apr 12, 2016 12:30 pm


Originally Posted by satman40 (Post 26472405)
All Clad 5d non stick..not bad..

+1 I love my All Clad.

gfunkdave Apr 12, 2016 1:50 pm

I am not buying an All Clad 5d. They are just a rip off. I have a couple of the basic All Clad stainless (not nonstick) pans - the 12" and the 8". They are very nice but I'd like a nonstick 10" skillet next. I will probably get a 10" stainless one too at some point.

MaxBuck Apr 12, 2016 5:49 pm

I prefer the ceramic-style nonstick coating. Teflon is slipperier, but I don't see the need to possibly poison myself. It's not hard to put some Comet on the ceramic coated pan if there's a bit of stubborn fond left after the wash.

missydarlin Apr 12, 2016 6:16 pm

I've been very happy with my calphalon non-sticks.

kellio33 Apr 12, 2016 7:13 pm


Originally Posted by missydarlin (Post 26476822)
I've been very happy with my calphalon non-sticks.

This. Love my Calphalon pans.

ou81two Apr 15, 2016 2:21 pm

All Clad for the high end.

Yoshi212 Apr 15, 2016 11:44 pm

I recently stocked up on a bunch of kitchen items from http://www.worldmarket.com/category/...ng/cookware.do The quality of most of it is just fine. Will last a year or two of good regular use and then toss but the costs are quite low. A chef friend recommended it to me.

nerd Apr 16, 2016 7:32 am


Originally Posted by chgoeditor (Post 26475074)
"Best" and "non-stick" are usually oxymorons. Honestly, I'd buy a $20 one and replace it when the non-stick coating starts to get marred.

This.

It's silly to invest $100 in something that's going to have a lifespan of a few of years. By a cheap one and replace it every year or two.

cubbie Apr 16, 2016 1:10 pm

Cooks Illustrated likes T-Fal for nonstick skillets, and I've had good luck with them too. If you watch "America's Test Kitchen" on PBS, you'll recognize the T-Fal skillets they use by the red dot in the middle.

Oh, and they're less than a quarter of the price of All-Clad, which is worth taking into consideration, given that *no* nonstick coating, All-Clad's or anyone else's, lasts forever.

http://www.cooksillustrated.com/equi...code=MCSCD00L0

kipper Apr 16, 2016 1:38 pm

Pampered Chef has a 10" non-stick skillet and offers a lifetime warranty on it.

DavidDTW Apr 16, 2016 2:05 pm


Originally Posted by cubbie (Post 26494272)
Cooks Illustrated likes T-Fal for nonstick skillets, and I've had good luck with them too. If you watch "America's Test Kitchen" on PBS, you'll recognize the T-Fal skillets they use by the red dot in the middle.

Oh, and they're less than a quarter of the price of All-Clad, which is worth taking into consideration, given that *no* nonstick coating, All-Clad's or anyone else's, lasts forever.

http://www.cooksillustrated.com/equi...code=MCSCD00L0

That's the nonstick pan I have - 10" T Fal....works great, clean up a breeze. For $25 it works great!


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