got some of these sainsburys collection range today. very nice pans for the price. online and instore. roughly 70% off across range.
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Gollywood
15 Jan 164#5
I think these ceramic pans are way overrated. Not as non stick as the ads make out
benshaw627
15 Jan 164#4
I have this frying pan, it is very big and nice to use, however, I find that the surface is shaped so the oil runs to the side and this can be a problem if your trying to get the oil to to a shape to crack an egg in for frying but the non stick surface on this pan is quite good, egg will stick a little bit but a light scrape with a spatula and it will normally come away without the yolk breaking but not all the time. Bacon and sausage do not ever seem to stick, I can not comment on pancakes or omelettes as I use other pans for these. The best thing about this pan is that it's very easy to clean, any grease that has stuck wipes off very easily and you have a white pan again the downside of this is that the white enamel is easily scratched
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whok1844
15 Jan 16#1
For Induction hubs
spongebob to whok1844
15 Jan 16#3
yes they are, all types of hob
spongebob
15 Jan 16#2
yes
benshaw627
15 Jan 164#4
I have this frying pan, it is very big and nice to use, however, I find that the surface is shaped so the oil runs to the side and this can be a problem if your trying to get the oil to to a shape to crack an egg in for frying but the non stick surface on this pan is quite good, egg will stick a little bit but a light scrape with a spatula and it will normally come away without the yolk breaking but not all the time. Bacon and sausage do not ever seem to stick, I can not comment on pancakes or omelettes as I use other pans for these. The best thing about this pan is that it's very easy to clean, any grease that has stuck wipes off very easily and you have a white pan again the downside of this is that the white enamel is easily scratched
Malabus to benshaw627
16 Jan 16#16
How can it be big. It's 20cm.
Gollywood
15 Jan 164#5
I think these ceramic pans are way overrated. Not as non stick as the ads make out
DavidL
15 Jan 16#6
£18 on the website???
Publix
15 Jan 16#7
I got my ceramics some years ago from Germany; I agree with everything you say, particularly the irritation of the oil gravitating to the perimeters. I can only think they are designed by a male whose mum cooks for him still. My only other comment is that the ceramics required a lot less gas to achieve the same result.
This deal deserves to be hot.
Well done OP.
zel69
15 Jan 161#8
I'm a man and I cook quite well, thank you very much :confused:
I agree the doming of the base of ceramic pans is frustrating and find that the longer you use them the more things stick :disappointed:
mummyto2boys
15 Jan 16#9
They had the ceramic wok from the same range for £9 too.
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This deal deserves to be hot.
Well done OP.
I agree the doming of the base of ceramic pans is frustrating and find that the longer you use them the more things stick :disappointed: