Frying Pan wanted......good quality. Any recommendations ??

[vickster]

Well he should know his onions.
Or his frying pans

Indeed. I've asked him...he's having a think

 

[vickster]

Possibilities are JL titanium ceramic excellent own brand option at £35 odd
http://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-titanium-ceramic-frying-pan/p1613755

Any good tefal pan, depends on handle preference, £35+

Infinite circulon

Jamie Oliver Tefal

He says to keep an eye online, blitzed by Black Friday. Reckons there might be some price match discounts next week as debenhams and HOF discount so perhaps wait

He said trying local JL might be best, cheadle a big store with almost full ranges

The other thing he said which is probably obvious is never use metal intensils on a non stick pan

HTH

 

[Gravity Aided]

Even on the bike when camping, (little bitty one) I use cast iron, properly seasoned. Revere Ware also quite good for home use.

 

[Eribiste]

About a year or so ago I bought a JML Regis frying pan. About £15,and does it's job really well. Even more non-stick than Teflon Tony and cleans up very easily. If it ever gives up I'd buy the same again.

 

[SD1]

Aldi doing tri-ply copper pans. My daughter says she has not burnt anything in her tri-ply pans and she generally very good at burning stuff.

 

[stephec]

There is someone else who is king of dull. I can't quite remember who, but wasn't there a thread on oven hob extractor fans a while back?

I think people are deliberately trying to out do that now.

https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/washing-up-gloves.192304/

 

[Dave7]

Possibilities are JL titanium ceramic excellent own brand option at £35 odd
http://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-titanium-ceramic-frying-pan/p1613755

Any good tefal pan, depends on handle preference, £35+

Infinite circulon

Jamie Oliver Tefal

He says to keep an eye online, blitzed by Black Friday. Reckons there might be some price match discounts next week as debenhams and HOF discount so perhaps wait

He said trying local JL might be best, cheadle a big store with almost full ranges

The other thing he said which is probably obvious is never use metal intensils on a non stick pan

HTH

Sorry............didn't realised you had posted this................thanks.

 

[Stephenite]

I am following this thread with great interest - as i am struggling with what to get the gf/partner/cohabitant for christmas.

 

[Stephenite]

[QUOTE 4046956, member: 259"]If I got my wife a new frying pan shecould clobber me with it on the way out.[/QUOTE]
Mine is a rosy-cheeked, norwegian realist of good, agricultural stock. Last year, i was very grateful to receive a KitchenAid thing as a 'joint' present.