Tefal hard anodised red spot pan set, was £59.99, now £39.59, however if you enter the code HOME15 at the check out, you get an extra 15% off when you spend over £20, making it £33.65.
14 comments
Gabi
18 Jul 16#1
Thanks for that.
kidrock123
18 Jul 16#2
thanks.
merryjacky
21 Jul 16#3
Not bad. <3
eyebaws
21 Jul 16#4
Trying to do an instore collect, I cant for the life of me see anywhere to enter code.
speedemon to eyebaws
21 Jul 16#8
As far as I remember you reserve online then quote the code when you pay in-store, then they apply the discount.
Nad_84
21 Jul 16#5
great offer!
Jimbo123
21 Jul 16#6
I bought a £10 Fryingpan from Asda and it lasted me better than any Tefal pan I've ever owned
antomac1001 to Jimbo123
21 Jul 16#7
My TEFAL pan has lasted me ten years too. The only thing I would say to anyone buying them is to never have them at the highest heat on the ring for too long - that tends to make the middle convex - like a cheap football beside the hearth. Even so, the non-stick properties is amazing.
These pan sets are hard anodized so are more durable :smiley:
Jimbo123
22 Jul 16#12
Good advice, I am a little against Tfal because I worry that lifespan is part of their marketing to keep selling plans . I have found out that there are many different grades of nonstick as one goes up in price that are utterly tough. These types are used in the professional food market. All this red dot business and pretty swirls and embossing are flashy but all one needs is a tough coating , I remember my old one used to go dark overtime and the coatings stopped being nonstick. But as you mentioned I probably overheated it
antomac1001
22 Jul 16#13
I wouldn't endorse the saucepans though. I found that the best saucepans are stainless steel (very easy to clean and no flakes of non-stick ever) and make sure the handles are riveted on not welded.End of lecture, lol.
Jimbo123
24 Jul 16#14
I'm all for old school cooking but stainless steel frying pans are taking things too far. It's been so long but is it really possible to make omelettes and fried eggs without them stickingin a stainless steel frying Pan?
I've remembered what happens to my tefal frying pans, it's not that the surface peels off, it's just the becomes rough and stops being nonstick. I don't have shares in Asda but my nonstick frying pan is almost pristine, the surface isn't hard, it's vulnerable to being scratched but the coating has not darkened and is still completely nonstick that's why I will never buy another tefal frying pan. I've subsequently discovered that as I've mentioned you can buy much harder grades of nonstick coating.
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I've remembered what happens to my tefal frying pans, it's not that the surface peels off, it's just the becomes rough and stops being nonstick. I don't have shares in Asda but my nonstick frying pan is almost pristine, the surface isn't hard, it's vulnerable to being scratched but the coating has not darkened and is still completely nonstick that's why I will never buy another tefal frying pan. I've subsequently discovered that as I've mentioned you can buy much harder grades of nonstick coating.