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And no, not the shit for your boat or car!
I had a 10" Teflon frying pan that had some chips and needed to be upgraded/thrown out.
If you don't know about how bad Teflon has turned out to be, Google it. Turns out it's killing us all.
So I did some homework on ceramic pans and ended up with this one.
I got it cause having the little "helper handle" thing is a big plus with a 12" pan, it came with a lid, and the price was more than decent. I've never owned a ceramic pan before, so I didn't want to spend a fortune on something I might not like!
Cons? It's not as thick as I wanted it to be, but that goes along with the price.
Overall? I freaking LOVE this thing! It's super slick, seems WAY slicker than Teflon. Trying to make pancakes this morning, it was hard to get the spatula underneath them, casue they would slide right across the pan!
Cleanup was painless. Nothing stuck to it, inside or out.
Ill be going back for a 10" pan. Now that I know how good these pans are, I'll be looking for thicker one now. I'm sure it will be way more expensive.
If you guys already know what I need, post it up.
Thanks!
I had a 10" Teflon frying pan that had some chips and needed to be upgraded/thrown out.
If you don't know about how bad Teflon has turned out to be, Google it. Turns out it's killing us all.
So I did some homework on ceramic pans and ended up with this one.
Cuisinart® Matte Black Collection 12-in. Skillet with Helper Handle
Take every meal to the next level with this Cuisinart Ceramica XT covered skillet, a must-have for every home chef.
m.kohls.com
I got it cause having the little "helper handle" thing is a big plus with a 12" pan, it came with a lid, and the price was more than decent. I've never owned a ceramic pan before, so I didn't want to spend a fortune on something I might not like!
Cons? It's not as thick as I wanted it to be, but that goes along with the price.
Overall? I freaking LOVE this thing! It's super slick, seems WAY slicker than Teflon. Trying to make pancakes this morning, it was hard to get the spatula underneath them, casue they would slide right across the pan!
Cleanup was painless. Nothing stuck to it, inside or out.
Ill be going back for a 10" pan. Now that I know how good these pans are, I'll be looking for thicker one now. I'm sure it will be way more expensive.
If you guys already know what I need, post it up.
Thanks!