What are the best pans to get?

[havingaparty]

I really need some new pans and tbh I don't know which ones to get or to where to get them from.
Thanks

I got some Marco Pierre White anodized ones from Amazon recently. I really like them. Reduced from £200 to £80.

it all depends on how much you want to spend
i perssonaly love le crusset and the circulon cast iron non stick range got mine from debanhams and i always get them in the sale if you replace them all at once though you end up spending a feww hundred all in one go do it gradually buying one really good one in the sale and just gradually adding to your collection

try tkmax for circulon 50% off

A few months ago I bought the large frying pan in the Jamie Oliver range and would def recommend. It is very heavy and solid, Cost about £40.

Would like more from the range

I got all my pans from John Lewis, their stainless steel selection (no idea what it is called now). They all still look like they did the day I bought them, well, um no that is a lie, they don't look like they've just come out of the box, but they are unmarked/scratched etc, and I didn't get them either, I was given them all as wedding presents in 2001......

ahem

yes

The John Lewis stainless steel range. Very good they are.

that btw is not how you spell conciousness

nor is that probably

huzzah for gin

I got these jsut before christmas and they're fab

I have a set of Viners ones, had them about 3 years now and they are fab.

le creuset (20 years on - still going strong)

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we got the john lewis Jonelle own brand set for our wedding in 2002. They are amazing. They withstand every scorch and burnt on food, you know their temperaments and they are just fab. Just one small point is that the lid handles get hot so use gloves.

We then top up with a Le Creuset griddle pan- the steaks cook divinely on it. Mmmmmmm

Bloss - I didn't get a lad with mine. Is he any good??

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I hate anything teflon coated.

If anything is going to impart itself into my food I would much rather it was a bit of iron.