Set of 4 pots and pans from asda. Non stick 14cm pan , 18cm pan, 24cm stock pot and a 24cm frying pan.
Yes they are cheap and cheerful. But good deal for minimal use or someone on a budget setting up home
Suitable for most hobs
8 comments
emmyself
24 Oct 16#7
Can I buy this set online? Looks great!
superfamiking
24 Oct 16#6
I actually went back and bought a set for my sister, She was looking for cheap pots to use once over Christmas and New year (she said she never has enough pots for the veggies etc)
Single use and bin for a fiver...still cheaper than the disposable trays / pots she has used the last few years :smile:
K9sandFelines to superfamiking
27 Oct 16#8
Would have been better with a steamer pan.
DonnyBrago
23 Oct 16#5
I saw these being put out just before fresher's week. I bought a set years back when I started uni.... they didn't see out the first year, which is just as well because they were awful. The base is so thin it is pretty much impossible not to burn food at least a little bit, and you get food burnt on in the shape of the hob ring.
The coating peeled after about 6 months, did me a favour really.
drMartina
23 Oct 16#4
Lots of mercury nearly for free, enjoy and thanks for not living as long.
gozneyeje
23 Oct 16#3
These aren't bad -don't last AGES but not bad at all for the price
davek
23 Oct 16#2
If these are anything like the ones I bought to put in the camper don't bother.
Thin steel and so light that they tip over when empty or only have a minimal amount of food in as the handle is heavier than the actual pan part!
They got hot spots where the gas ring was heating them - currently in the garage although might as well be in the bin.
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Yes they are cheap and cheerful. But good deal for minimal use or someone on a budget setting up home
Suitable for most hobs
8 comments
Single use and bin for a fiver...still cheaper than the disposable trays / pots she has used the last few years :smile:
The coating peeled after about 6 months, did me a favour really.
Thin steel and so light that they tip over when empty or only have a minimal amount of food in as the handle is heavier than the actual pan part!
They got hot spots where the gas ring was heating them - currently in the garage although might as well be in the bin.
Nice find