dpb

That was definitely ,definitely the last time for this this particular fry pan , into the bin with you

Is there actually any difference between a 6 quid and a 36 quid non stick pan ?

I mean teflon is teflon , right ?

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

alcazar is your man for pans on here. PM him

dpb

Has the bottom dropped out the market

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

LOL, let's not start again

On the subject of cheap frying pans I have seen the non stick coating peel off the cheap onces after a short time, but at £6 if it lasts year or two who cares.

Having said that by far the biggest difference I have found is to get a frying pan that has a thick heavy bottom (no I am not starting the jokes again ). It retains the heat and spreads it more evenly and seems to cook better because of this.

Leslie

I can see Alcazar giving you a good panning over all this!

Les

ScoobyWon't

Ikea have a non-stick 24cm frying pan for £1.01 - even alcazar can't complain at that price.

Chip

Recently bought some Le Crueset frying pans and thety are expensive but very very good.

Chip

Turbohot

Yes, it makes a difference, Dunx. No need to Teflon it, though. I bought mine for 15 squids at Tesco about 2 years ago. It's still going strong. When the base of your pan falls off, wear it round your neck, and start a new fashion in Brighton. Pan handle will suspend down due to the gravity, solving the purpose for the tie. Then post your picture here with that on, unlike that alcazar geezer; the boring get Have a think, anyway.

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

You utter git!!!!!!!!!!!!!

alcazar

iTrader: (2)

Am I EVER going to live that down?

Leslie

Doubt it!

Les