Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!

There are many wondrous and disturbing things on the West Wales roads in the darkest of night. There be goblins, fairies, headless horsemen and Ieuan the boy racer of the Vauxhall Corsa.

I might give it a miss. The witching hour approaches.

You'm thinking, "Hello, what's a wall doin' here?" and you'll be going like this.
"Suppose I'd better go down this road here.
" And you'll say, "This road? This road here? "Look at this road," you'm say, "Look at it.
" Then you'll be driving down this road until you come to a tree.
You'm thinking, "Hello, what's a tree doing here? Lovely old tree.
Which way now? "I've come this far," you'm thinking, "Why give up now?" And you'm thinking, "I'll go down here 'cause this road looks right, "but where is this road leading me? Where?" You'm thinking, "Where does this road lead? Where? Have I gone too far? "My God! My wife, my little children! Where does this road lead to?! "Have I got enough petrol for such a journey?" you'm thinking.
"Is it gonna rain? It's possible! "Turn back!" you'm saying, "Turn back! My wife! My little children!"

#FastShow

Could come in handy! :laughing:

Sadly not. It's the Gas Man.

Superb. How long is the drive from Swansea to Haverfordwest at this time of night? I feel like a drive - bet the Tesco is not a 24 hour one :confused:

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!

There are many wondrous and disturbing things on the West Wales roads in the darkest of night. There be goblins, fairies, headless horsemen and Ieuan the boy racer of the Vauxhall Corsa.

I might give it a miss. The witching hour approaches.

You'm thinking, "Hello, what's a wall doin' here?" and you'll be going like this.
"Suppose I'd better go down this road here.
" And you'll say, "This road? This road here? "Look at this road," you'm say, "Look at it.
" Then you'll be driving down this road until you come to a tree.
You'm thinking, "Hello, what's a tree doing here? Lovely old tree.
Which way now? "I've come this far," you'm thinking, "Why give up now?" And you'm thinking, "I'll go down here 'cause this road looks right, "but where is this road leading me? Where?" You'm thinking, "Where does this road lead? Where? Have I gone too far? "My God! My wife, my little children! Where does this road lead to?! "Have I got enough petrol for such a journey?" you'm thinking.
"Is it gonna rain? It's possible! "Turn back!" you'm saying, "Turn back! My wife! My little children!"

#FastShow

Haha this thread is brilliant!

Pretty sure I saw a label for one of these in Tesco Stretford Extra earlier when I was looking for the Millenium Falcon, unfortunately they had neither in stock.

thanks..got one....
heat added....

Got one thanks

You can't do Paella in this pan though...

national deal,have seen in a couple of Tescos,bought only one coz the shelf was emptu, only price tags left :disappointed:

tefal is using his name, but at the end of the day is nothing but a normal pan, good price though hot

I'd be tempted to buy quite a few in the event the teflon gets worn!

Could come in handy! :laughing:

nice find

Sadly not. It's the Gas Man.

I thought they were banjos by the listing pic.

too bad :laughing:

Great. If you want PFOAs in your food... Tefal non-stick is EVIL.

US scientists have some bad news: non-stick pans could be detrimental to your health.
Academics from the Green Science Policy Institute in Berkeley, California have released a petition, known as The Madrid Statement, signed by over 226 scientists and professionals from 40 countries, which highlights the potential harm of PFAS chemicals, which are often used in the manufacture of non-stick pans, among many other items.

For frying Jamie Oliver, yes ?

That pan would look great wrapped around Jamie Oliver's head.

Please, if you don't know chemistry don't spout rubbish; they say

PFAS chemicals

NOT the PTFE!!!! There are none of these left once it has been polymerised. Studies have also shown that you can heat the PTFE up to 500 degrees and it is still safe (though smoking).

Hope so!

How does all this cancer causing junk fare against an aluminium pan? We need new pans and I don't want to spend the earth; the landlord won't be up for it. Cheap pans from the indian store better than this, or what?

I use a stainless steel frying pan (from Lidl) these days as non-stick pans don't last long. There's a learning curve to cooking with it so that food doesn't stick, but as a general rule you need to cook at a higher heat and with a bit more oil. I'm happy with it.

Just picked up 2 in Doncaster.
Feel a lot sturdier than my old tefal which has served me well for 3 years!
Thanks OP.

Barcode is 3168430238626

None in Bridgend

Personally, I only use aluminium if it is covered with PTFE as there is a lot of debate on the health effects of aluminium salts (alzheimers etc- see the studies after the Camelford incident). Even tomatoes cooked in there are acidic enough to dissolve the oxide layer.

PTFE coated is still safer but I would use stainless if at all possible or ceramic non-stick.

My mum bought one of these a few weeks ago (at full price) and had to return it. The problem is that the centre of the pan's base is slightly raised meaning that any oil or fat falls away to form a kind of moat around the outskirts. This means that the food sits directly on the base of the pan and burns, as my mum quickly discovered. She took it back and got a different one from Asda, which was absolutely fine. But I really wouldn't recommend these Jamie Oliver pans, no matter how cheap they are.

Times must be hard for Jamie Oliver as he is selling off all his frying pans, I wonder how much he will sell his knifes for.

Got one. Thanks (no more in Tesco Woolwich extra!)

Cheers op,managed to pick up the last one at my local store

Seen these a couple of days ago, picked up what was left.

**** pan but got plenty to go at when the non stick stops working.

Mines the same but i cant be arsed to take it back.

Thanks for the heads up folks.
I whizzed out to my local Tesco - and one lonely Jamie Oliver frying pan hanging on the rack!!
Diff size, and about £7 - so not as super cheap as op - but still a bargain.

thanks folks

Bargain price for the frying pan, heat added

Can confirm, just bought 5!

none in Tesco extra Slough

Nice to see Haverfordwest get a mention. big up Sir Benfro

all gone beggers bush sutton coldfield.... staff had them first ! lol cant blame them for this price!

thought he didn't condone frying?

Picture looks like a bunch of banjos !:laughing:

Surrey quays didn't have any banjos but I did manage to bag a 28cm frying pan for £6
Thanks OP!

...Gas Man, Gas Man!

Seen this in Tesco Orpington, plenty of them.

Thanks got one :smiley:

Tesco Salford got a few 26" only left @ £7.20

can't figure out the pricing, with the smallest pan being the dearest and the largest pan so much cheaper. Would have preferred a bigger 1 but Bought it anyway as still a good price @ £7.20

Thanks op!

awesome bought 6 @ £2.60! thanks davejavu!

None in Bridgend two stores, or Maesteg and none in Port Talbot either. So good on you to the ones who got them

Hi guys just bought some
30 inch. £2.60
28 inch. £6.00
Sauce pan. £8.80
Double 20-18 inch £5.60
Wok. £5.80
Today at Tesco Burnley 24 same side as the Kreme donut towards the toys still had some 5min ago but the Tesco staff were eyeing them up