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Is this saucepan done for?

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robloxnoob · 08/12/2020 09:58

I've recently got a few kitchen stuff back from my ex and one of them is this saucepan/frying pan. I cooked soup in it years ago and used a stick blender which macerated the base of the pan Sad is it still alright to use or should I just get rid of it? I don't want to make something which is then ruined by the cut up base! Thanks

Is this saucepan done for?
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Coriandersucks · 08/12/2020 10:04

All of mine look like that. Watching with interest...

mocktail · 08/12/2020 10:05

I'd use that. I'm curious how a stick blender could damage it though?

TheYearOfSmallThings · 08/12/2020 10:09

If it's Teflon I don't use them when it's damaged. I think my DM told me it releases substances linked with cancer?

Mind you she says the same about burnt toast, barbecue and microwave ovens, so I don't know why I'm still listening to her!

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DreadingSeason2020sFinale · 08/12/2020 10:13

I had a damaged one like that. I didnt realise there were bits coming off until I made a custard. I assume I couldn't see them in my other, darker foods. I've bought some Copperstone pans snow and there's nothing you can do to ruin them! Non stick won't come off.

NC2020K · 08/12/2020 10:17

I'd get rid of it looking like that. The bits will just keep coming off.

robloxnoob · 08/12/2020 12:25

Thanks for all your replies. I don't fancy chancing anything so I'll get rid of it for the sake of £20!

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