With pancake day round the corner why not treat yourself to one of these? considering the prices of these online £3 seems a great BARGAIN!
Website states this.....
Perfect for Pancake Day! This 24cm crepe pan features a Teflon classic interior coating applied by multi micron technology. The durable and aesthetic exterior coating comes in either red, green or blue. Please note we cannot guarantee which colour you will receive. Items sold separately - See more at: http://www.poundland.co.uk/teflon-coated-crepe-pan-24cm#sthash.i5e4kcDw.dpuf
17 comments
Gollywood
27 Jan 161#1
Just get the Tefal twin pack fry pans from Tesco for £7.50 (28cm/20cm)
gazdoubleu
27 Jan 162#2
Probably a load of crepe at that price
ladyoops2 to gazdoubleu
27 Jan 16#3
i do like that lol
escortboy to gazdoubleu
27 Jan 161#4
Cut the crêpe!
ryouga
27 Jan 16#5
Have I bad eyesight £3 at POUNDland?
cossy3 to ryouga
27 Jan 16#6
Exactly what I thought
dsuk
27 Jan 162#7
Non stick coatings cause cancer.
dunno to dsuk
27 Jan 161#9
theTrueFocus11 to dsuk
28 Jan 16#16
I'm so glad I'm not the only one talking about this stuff.
The people need to know what they buy.
As well as causing cancer (the leeching of chemicals via heat especially)
it also contains aluminum which is a neurotoxin linked to Alzheimer's disease.
Stainless steel or cast iron might be better (I may have to research further)
than aluminium and teflon/non stick coatings.
But stainless steel and iron can leech nickel, chromium and iron into your food...probably not a good idea but aluminum I'm guessing is worse.
(Don't quote me on it though....I'm not certain)
But (non leaded/non crystal) glass or ceramic seem to be the best options I know of. I don't think they leech anything.
But I do have to question something....that shiny layer on ceramic surfaces....what the hell is that made of?
Anyway I agree, throw out all aluminum and teflon pans if you can help it.
It's worth it to reduce your chance of developing cancer and Alzheimer's.
Darn it....just realised my grill has a non stick coating....most likely teflon. :disappointed:
rolstherat
27 Jan 16#8
Poundland branching out?
Start of a slippery slope!
ladyoops2
27 Jan 16#10
this is why i love hot deals lol
Downfall
27 Jan 16#11
Why would anyone that doesn't make crepes for a living buy a crepe pan?
Surely a frying pan is better...?
dsuk
27 Jan 163#12
It's all very funny until someone you know dies of pan related cancer. e.g. Pancreatic cancer
sharemyworld11
27 Jan 162#13
Teflon is toxic! Research "DuPont Teflon!" Avoid and throw say any Teflon coated pans!
louiselouise
27 Jan 161#14
As it's from Poundland, I'm expecting it to be a load of "crepe" but you never know! :smirk: Edit: Damn, I'm so predictable!
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Opening post
Website states this.....
Perfect for Pancake Day! This 24cm crepe pan features a Teflon classic interior coating applied by multi micron technology. The durable and aesthetic exterior coating comes in either red, green or blue. Please note we cannot guarantee which colour you will receive. Items sold separately - See more at: http://www.poundland.co.uk/teflon-coated-crepe-pan-24cm#sthash.i5e4kcDw.dpuf
17 comments
The people need to know what they buy.
As well as causing cancer (the leeching of chemicals via heat especially)
it also contains aluminum which is a neurotoxin linked to Alzheimer's disease.
Stainless steel or cast iron might be better (I may have to research further)
than aluminium and teflon/non stick coatings.
But stainless steel and iron can leech nickel, chromium and iron into your food...probably not a good idea but aluminum I'm guessing is worse.
(Don't quote me on it though....I'm not certain)
But (non leaded/non crystal) glass or ceramic seem to be the best options I know of. I don't think they leech anything.
But I do have to question something....that shiny layer on ceramic surfaces....what the hell is that made of?
Anyway I agree, throw out all aluminum and teflon pans if you can help it.
It's worth it to reduce your chance of developing cancer and Alzheimer's.
Darn it....just realised my grill has a non stick coating....most likely teflon. :disappointed:
Start of a slippery slope!
Surely a frying pan is better...?