Can anyone recommend some decent pans please?

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Mine are in a shocking state and I've probably eaten half the non stick coating.

They need to go.

Alot of thw pans are sets with 2 small frying pans and several small milk pans but we are a large family so I really need something I can buy individually so I can get a few medium pans and a few stock pot types which I use more often.

Middle of the road budget.

I've got the Ninja ones and like them. I've also got some Kitchen Aid and Brabantia ones from TK Maxx which are good.

I'm slowly replacing all mine with Lakelands own Stainless steel non stick range. They're fab.

We've just bought ninja and are pleased with them

Stellar. They will last a lifetime, and still look as good as new.

For non stick - Green pan. For everyday - classic John Lewis stainless steel pans. They last forever!

These guys. I have their stainless steel pans for more than 30 years with just two broken handles.

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Stainless steal from IKEA no crap coating.

I have a ninja big frying pan which is great - perfect non stick and easy to clean. Also have Tefal pans which are great. Have a salter pan which is good for it's non stick-ness but the base of the handle has bubbled in the heat.

The JL ones have metal handles so they a bomb proof. I’ve had my JL ones for 15 years and they still make them. I only use non stick for frying and sauces. Not needed for lots of cooking.

Pro cook do good pots and pans

Scoville are the best I have ever used. You can even dry fry in then