Pans

[Asterix]

Our stock pans are made by these guys - http://www.fisslercookware.co.uk/

We also have a few odds & sodds for stews and casseroles.

[tamore]

anyone used anything made by scanpan?

their claims are quite something.

[Odie]

I think im going too have a look at le creuset then, Ive had to throw away all my pans, a 5yo tefal set

I really liked the red spot wok (but not for stirfrys, just using as a frying pan) so ive replaced that for the moment, im going to get a steel wok from the chinese supermarket (i used to have one, but the handle fell off & it wasnt big enough) and then perhaps a couple of le creuset pans and a le creuset griddle.

Oh and another question is teflon poisonous as the wok i was using seemed to be losing the teflon coating...

[Asterix]

Odie said:

Oh and another question is teflon poisonous as the wok i was using seemed to be losing the teflon coating...

Buy a proper wok and make sure you season it first with oil and never wash it - just wipe clean with kitchen towel.

[Lost soul]

Eva Trio great stuff but expensive

[FasterFreddy]

tamore said:

anyone used anything made by scanpan?

their claims are quite something.

Yes, I have one of their frying pans - around 12" diameter.

For some things it is really very good. If you want to fry something with very little or no oil at a high temperature and then put it in the oven to finish off, then it's brilliant. And cleaning it up after is a 10 second job. The non-stick coating is pretty durable but there are a few marks on mine and I do try and be careful not to use metal utensils with it just in case.

I'd definitely recommend buying one to try if you're considering a pan like this.

I'd have bought more myself, but we've already got more 'blacks' than we can use and I still think basic blue steel or iron pans are the most durable and useful all round pans.

[Kneetrembler]

Asterix said:

Our stock pans are made by these guys - http://www.fisslercookware.co.uk/

We also have a few odds & sodds for stews and casseroles.

+1 have had ours for 15yrs and still the same as the day that we bought them, they just never mark and they are used virtually daily.

[Odie]

Kneetrembler said:

Asterix said:

Our stock pans are made by these guys - http://www.fisslercookware.co.uk/

We also have a few odds & sodds for stews and casseroles.

+1 have had ours for 15yrs and still the same as the day that we bought them, they just never mark and they are used virtually daily.

Makro have 80% off professional fissler pans until december so looks like im going to get a few of them.

http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/news.ma/article...

[Asterix]

Odie said:

Kneetrembler said:

Asterix said:

Our stock pans are made by these guys - http://www.fisslercookware.co.uk/

We also have a few odds & sodds for stews and casseroles.

+1 have had ours for 15yrs and still the same as the day that we bought them, they just never mark and they are used virtually daily.

Makro have 80% off professional fissler pans until december so looks like im going to get a few of them.

http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/news.ma/article...

Go for it, we're very happy with ours. We got a set of 6 pans as a wedding gift and then added to them. Top quality stuff.

[Pferdestarke]

Odie said:

I needs some new pans, what brands do you guys use?

I have an electric hob (which i hate, would much prefer gas)

If you hate the electric, swap it for induction. So much better than gas!

[Roger645]

Odie said:

Kneetrembler said:

Asterix said:

Our stock pans are made by these guys - http://www.fisslercookware.co.uk/

We also have a few odds & sodds for stews and casseroles.

+1 have had ours for 15yrs and still the same as the day that we bought them, they just never mark and they are used virtually daily.

Makro have 80% off professional fissler pans until december so looks like im going to get a few of them.

http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/news.ma/article...

Has anyone seen these in store yet? I phoned tonight and they knew nothing of them.

[marshalla]

Odie said:

Makro have 80% off professional fissler pans until december so looks like im going to get a few of them.

http://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/news.ma/article...

Did you read the bit that says
"For every £20 spent in-store customers will receive one saver stamp and when they have enough, they can buy Fissler Cookware items from £11.06 or Thomas Rosenthal knives from £1.99." ?

Cunningly - they don't state how may stamps are required to get the discount...

[A - W]

SKK pans we have are great.