Non-stick frying pan recommendations?

[AngelDog]

Can anyone recommend me a good non-stick frying pan?

Our nice Anolon one is giving up the ghost after (only) 10 years - things stick to it even with loads of oil.

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I love my pampered chef one (and no, i'm not a rep!!). It is from the black 'executive' range and it only needs just a smidge of oil when frying. Really easy to wash up and apparently has a lifetime guarantee. Its nice and heavy too - doesn't feel like it will fall apart like cheap ones do.

I have a few from wmf, relly nice non scratch stuff.

There's a really good one in Aldi at the moment. Nicely heavy and nothing sticks to it. All my pans are from Aldi and are fantastic. It's around £17.

John Lewis. "The Pan". I have the small one and you could fry an egg in it with no oil and it still wouldn't stick. Just bought the medium one to match

Tefal is just great. I had one for over 10 years and bought another one when it finally had to be replaced. I like a thickish bottom and this is very good, it has a silver handle and I'm very happy with it each time I use it. I have a much more expensive non-teflon pan too but it's not as good.

Also recommend the Aldi one, we now need hardly any oil and stuff just slides off the pan onto a plate.

Thanks everyone. Aldi is on the way to John Lewis, so I'll take a trip and see what I think of those.

I tried some out in our local cookshop today, but they were soooo heavy (I have dodgy wrists so can't do anything too weighty) and pretty pricey too.