Looks a reasonable set of pans for £65,can't find cheaper than £100 anywhere else.
1 x 14cm milkpan
1 x 16cm saucepan
1 x 18cm saucepan
1 x 20cm frying pan
1 x 24cm frying pan
1 x use and care guide
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LetoKynes to dsuk
6 Dec 1517#3
Okay Mr Fancy pants, next time you make beans on toast please make sure you invite us round :smile:
zippypants to dsuk
6 Dec 1510#5
I'm looking for the dislike button but I cant find it :confused:
AbsoluteZero7 to dsuk
6 Dec 157#6
Shame you haven't made any high end deal contributions in the last 17 months.
Howie to dsuk
6 Dec 154#13
Obviously I only put this deal up in case anyone wanted a present for their staff.My cook only uses solid silver pans for my Larks' tongues,Otters' noses and Ocelot spleens. :smile:
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Howie
6 Dec 15#1
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dsuk
6 Dec 151#2
These are an entry level range not to be confused with the high end ranges (that I own)
LetoKynes to dsuk
6 Dec 1517#3
Okay Mr Fancy pants, next time you make beans on toast please make sure you invite us round :smile:
zippypants to dsuk
6 Dec 1510#5
I'm looking for the dislike button but I cant find it :confused:
AbsoluteZero7 to dsuk
6 Dec 157#6
Shame you haven't made any high end deal contributions in the last 17 months.
Which one is the high end ranges then, Mrs Bouquet?
Howie to dsuk
6 Dec 154#13
Obviously I only put this deal up in case anyone wanted a present for their staff.My cook only uses solid silver pans for my Larks' tongues,Otters' noses and Ocelot spleens. :smile:
brooky to dsuk
6 Dec 151#14
I see from your posted deals that you own a Dacia. Not to be confused with a decent car.
acj7745 to dsuk
5 May 16#32
Tell me what car you have so I can tell you mine us better!
Teragram
6 Dec 152#4
I've been using circulon pans daily for around 12 years now. They're brilliant, even if you burn something, just let them soak and it washes straight off. Plus with a lifetime guarantee, can't be beaten at this price. Heat added OP :smile:
us_agent2012
6 Dec 15#7
They look good but as the first commenter said in a rather "London" way. They aren't the high end ones which can be available for a little over double this on eBay.
Heat as this seems like a good deal for a good brand which hopefully are somewhere comparable to the top ones.
Will the handles on the lids conduct heat very badly? Look like metal to me?
buddn07 to us_agent2012
7 Dec 15#30
How do these differ from the "high end ones"?
k7gixerboy
6 Dec 15#12
Circus on are a great brand & the stuff does last for ages, however, if this is the range with the grooves in it avoid them, cooked & burnt food accumulates in the grooves & is hard to remove. I don't mean to scaremonger but if they're the flat surface type they're fine.
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espirit77
6 Dec 15#15
handles are plasic, so cannot be used in oven (or over flame, as i misfortunately found out).
baladar
6 Dec 15#16
Thank OP. I swear by my Circulons too. Frying pans have taken a beating so I'm jumping on this if only to replace them.
yozzman1234
6 Dec 15#17
These are there really basic entry level set . Not great quality handles .
I have the really heavy solid set with full steel handles with rubber grip .
7 pan set from costco £150 on offer from £200 . They still look brand new after a good 3 years of cooking .
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Opening post
1 x 14cm milkpan
1 x 16cm saucepan
1 x 18cm saucepan
1 x 20cm frying pan
1 x 24cm frying pan
1 x use and care guide
Top comments
All comments (32)
Heat as this seems like a good deal for a good brand which hopefully are somewhere comparable to the top ones.
Voted hot
I have the really heavy solid set with full steel handles with rubber grip .
7 pan set from costco £150 on offer from £200 . They still look brand new after a good 3 years of cooking .