Prestige 26cm stainless steel stir-fry pan has a non-stick interior, comes with a 10-year guarantee, Dishwasher safe
Suitable for all hobs including induction
Free Click and Collect. All for a fiver.
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Top comments
OB1
20 Jan 163#21
Non stick for a wok is just ridiculous, teflon burns far too easily.
If you're going to use a wok, get a steel one and learn how to season it!
Buying this just to throw it away in 6 months is horrible.
All comments (44)
BINALSEJ
20 Jan 16#1
thanks ordered
Bargain04
20 Jan 16#2
Thanks great price ordered!
maani12
20 Jan 16#3
Thanks op fab price
Just ordered one
Heated
kabs
20 Jan 161#4
thanks ordered 2 as I think with any pan the longevity is a bit optimistic.
Obstinate_Person to kabs
20 Jan 161#12
Don't act the goat
afnoor
20 Jan 16#5
Thank you, heated!!!
pc2009
20 Jan 16#6
Thanks, heated
shikztheurbanlegend
20 Jan 16#7
thanks
MitchellT
20 Jan 16#8
Ordered, thanks.
sradmad
20 Jan 16#9
good find op, heat added
Andi Keane
20 Jan 162#10
I have other pans in this range, and yes they stainless steel but it's very thin and the non stick will not last very long - especially if you use the dishwasher
For £5 though it's a throw away price
outbora
20 Jan 16#11
Thanks
Danze1984
20 Jan 16#13
Had this as part of a set and the non-stick lasted about 6 months, all peeled off. Can't grumble for a fiver though.
bb94
20 Jan 16#14
Heat ordered
jhw
20 Jan 16#15
I've got the 10" frying pan in this range - and it cooks OK on induction, plus easy to clean - after one month it's a bit discoloured. I only paid £5 when Homebase were selling them off.
008
20 Jan 161#16
HEAT!
Hi-Res as tesco make it impossible to actually see what you are buying!
griffdw
20 Jan 16#17
Needed one for our induction hob. Thanks
nmr
20 Jan 16#18
Thanks for posting
kabs
20 Jan 161#19
I had to google that, and by other comments I think the context would be more apt for yourself by even saying it.
morrig
20 Jan 161#20
Bought an Asda stainless steel wok without non-stick and have to use to much oil to not stick.Steel wok works great though with little oil.
OB1
20 Jan 163#21
Non stick for a wok is just ridiculous, teflon burns far too easily.
If you're going to use a wok, get a steel one and learn how to season it!
Buying this just to throw it away in 6 months is horrible.
kalico to OB1
21 Jan 161#25
I'm with you on that. A fiver will get you a good wok from any Chinese supermarket and then ask your local friendly takeaway to season it for you. Nothing will ever stick a
Vistrix to OB1
21 Jan 16#30
Exactly. I don't know why people get these pans. They corrode eventually into your food if you're not careful.
If its not carbon steel, cast iron or ceramic it won't last.
It's a false economy.
ramraj01
20 Jan 162#22
Few things to consider when it comes to caring for you non-stick pans, squeeze a bit more out of it:
a) Avoid dishwasher - really over does the cleaning, high temp and harsh detergents
b) Avoid obvious things like metal scourers to scrub and steel utensils on the pan while cooking
c) Avoid dunking a piping hot pan into water, some claim rapid cooling adds to the stress on the coating
d) Always soak a rested pan in warm/hot tap water and wash with mild detergent
if you intend to stretch it further, look-up on 'seasoning' non-stick pans, or just come back to HUKD and find a replacement deal. :smiley:
pennyfarthing88
21 Jan 16#23
Nice' heat added - a lid would have been even nicer but never mind we can't have it all ways can we :smile:
westernise
21 Jan 16#24
Ordered 2.
OB1
21 Jan 16#26
That's a fun idea!
lehappymerchant
21 Jan 16#27
How does this compare with Tefal?
ramraj01 to lehappymerchant
21 Jan 16#29
Don't have a scientific answer to this. But going by know-how / hear say / personal preferences etc I believe Tefal has the lead over Prestige on non-stick cookware. I use both brands, for stainless steel pots and pans, Prestige is better.
I guess what I'm asking is, what does the stainless steel aspect add?
Flanners
21 Jan 16#32
nice one my current one is knackered
ramraj01
21 Jan 16#33
[/quote]I don't know about the ins and outs of cookware. If the Stainless steel is only on the outside and the inside is non-stick coating, what difference does that have over other non-stick pans like this one from tefal: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tefal-Specifics-Stirfry-Stick-28cm/dp/B004D391NC?
I guess what I'm asking is, what does the stainless steel aspect add?[/quote]
Like the DM, without backing it up without any real data, I am going to say the stainless steel outer basin is going to help dissipate the heat better on the non-stick interiors. 'Studies' suggest that pans coated with Teflon can give off unhealthy fumes when the pans are heated to medium and high temperatures. The contrast looks better!? maybe! Its a fiver and that's the biggest USP for me.
Going_Digital
21 Jan 16#34
Is this the new politically correct way of saying wok? We don't want to go hurting the feelings of kitchen ware now.
Gozer to Going_Digital
21 Jan 16#39
No. And calling a wok a wok isn't offensive. This isn't a wok, I believe it has a small flat base.
I got this message when ordering:
"Sorry, we don't have enough Prestige 26cm Non Stick Stir Fry Pan items in stock right now. This item (s) has been added to your save for later basket. You can try to purchase this item again by reducing its quantity."
gibus
21 Jan 16#35
Ordered. Good price for prestige brand. Thanks.
greencoat
21 Jan 16#36
Not allowing to purchase, this msg comes up: Sorry, we don't have enough Prestige 26cm Non Stick Stir Fry Pan items in stock right now. This item (s) has been added to your save for later basket. You can try to purchase this item again by reducing its quantity.
captainbeaky to greencoat
21 Jan 16#38
Ditto.
greencoat
21 Jan 16#37
Only had one in the basket!
Obstinate_Person
21 Jan 16#41
Er pan, goat get it?
lehappymerchant
21 Jan 16#42
Interesting that simply heating the pan after washing could make it non stick. I wonder what's the science behind this...
lehappymerchant
21 Jan 16#43
Tough luck mate, looks like someone pipped you into getting the vert last one
lehappymerchant
21 Jan 16#44
I don't know about the ins and outs of cookware. If the Stainless steel is only on the outside and the inside is non-stick coating, what difference does that have over other non-stick pans like this one from tefal: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tefal-Specifics-Stirfry-Stick-28cm/dp/B004D391NC?
I guess what I'm asking is, what does the stainless steel aspect add?[/quote]Like the DM, without backing it up without any real data, I am going to say the stainless steel outer basin is going to help dissipate the heat better on the non-stick interiors. 'Studies' suggest that pans coated with Teflon can give off unhealthy fumes when the pans are heated to medium and high temperatures. The contrast looks better!? maybe! Its a fiver and that's the biggest USP for me.[/quote]
Isn't it kinda defeating the purpose to have a pan that disappates heat well? It would surely be better to have a pan that retains heat so the food stays nice and hot
Opening post
Suitable for all hobs including induction
Free Click and Collect. All for a fiver.
Hurry while stocks last
Top comments
If you're going to use a wok, get a steel one and learn how to season it!
Buying this just to throw it away in 6 months is horrible.
All comments (44)
Just ordered one
Heated
For £5 though it's a throw away price
Hi-Res as tesco make it impossible to actually see what you are buying!
If you're going to use a wok, get a steel one and learn how to season it!
Buying this just to throw it away in 6 months is horrible.
If its not carbon steel, cast iron or ceramic it won't last.
It's a false economy.
a) Avoid dishwasher - really over does the cleaning, high temp and harsh detergents
b) Avoid obvious things like metal scourers to scrub and steel utensils on the pan while cooking
c) Avoid dunking a piping hot pan into water, some claim rapid cooling adds to the stress on the coating
d) Always soak a rested pan in warm/hot tap water and wash with mild detergent
if you intend to stretch it further, look-up on 'seasoning' non-stick pans, or just come back to HUKD and find a replacement deal. :smiley:
heat it up empty after washing.
what does that mean by this?
I guess what I'm asking is, what does the stainless steel aspect add?
I guess what I'm asking is, what does the stainless steel aspect add?[/quote]
Like the DM, without backing it up without any real data, I am going to say the stainless steel outer basin is going to help dissipate the heat better on the non-stick interiors. 'Studies' suggest that pans coated with Teflon can give off unhealthy fumes when the pans are heated to medium and high temperatures. The contrast looks better!? maybe! Its a fiver and that's the biggest USP for me.
I got this message when ordering:
"Sorry, we don't have enough Prestige 26cm Non Stick Stir Fry Pan items in stock right now. This item (s) has been added to your save for later basket. You can try to purchase this item again by reducing its quantity."
I guess what I'm asking is, what does the stainless steel aspect add?[/quote]Like the DM, without backing it up without any real data, I am going to say the stainless steel outer basin is going to help dissipate the heat better on the non-stick interiors. 'Studies' suggest that pans coated with Teflon can give off unhealthy fumes when the pans are heated to medium and high temperatures. The contrast looks better!? maybe! Its a fiver and that's the biggest USP for me.[/quote]
Isn't it kinda defeating the purpose to have a pan that disappates heat well? It would surely be better to have a pan that retains heat so the food stays nice and hot