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Need new pans-which ones?

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SparklySneakers · 15/04/2019 09:56

I have a gas hob and my non stick pans are all scratched at the bottom and the coating is coming off. I've only had them a year or so and they are from John Lewis so expected better.
I've not got much money to replace them and don't cook anything fancy so I don't want it need anything expensive.
Can anyone recommend any that are inexpensive please?

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GoldenHoops · 15/04/2019 12:34

None of my pans match as I like to pick and choose the sizes I need. The ones that have lasted at least 10 years are Sainsbury's , Asda and Ikea. I had 2 from John Lewis but the handles fall off! I cook at lot so they are well used.

SparklySneakers · 15/04/2019 12:38

Thank you. Are they non stick? I'm thinking of having non non-stick ones as the non-stick but just ends up flaking off

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Whiskyagogo · 15/04/2019 14:15

I got some Scoville ones from the ASDA website, reduced and they are great! Dishwasher safe too.

GoldenHoops · 15/04/2019 18:36

All of mine are non non stick. The frying pan I brought from Home Bargains is non stick and is only used for eggs or pancakes, best £2.99 I've ever spent

WeepingWillowWeepingWino · 15/04/2019 18:42

I have non stick ones from Sainsbury’s, the key is to only use wooden utensils and don’t put them in water until they’ve cooled down.

And I have some copper bottomed ones as well, had them for 21 years and still going strong. Prestige, I think.

70isaLimitNotaTarget · 15/04/2019 18:48

I have a motley crue of pots as well Grin

CopperChef square pan. Good size , non-stick. Came with a wire basket but you cannot put the lid on with the basket . I have a deep fat fryer and a steamer so didn't need the wire basket.

One from QVC , stone lined , brilliant

Frying pan from HomeSense/TKMaxx , stone-lined , Brabantia. Really good , non-stick (but in there its the luck of the draw what they have)

An ancient steamer (I think from Debenhams) must be over 25 years old , still going strong

Little milkpan (non stick) picked up in Ikea Bargains bit . It''s an Ikea 365 , goes in the diswasher , I think I'd look in Ikea for new pans .

I coveted some of the Sainsbury really heavy grade non -stick, but they are handwash (so wouldn't be welcome here)

Had some Costco Proline , ok for a while ( frying pans , large+small) but lost their non-stick.

stucknoue · 15/04/2019 18:49

Mine are asda but the more expensive ones, also have a couple from Sainsbury's. My original set are 20 years old and still non stick, problem is the handles rusted and disintegrated. I would suggest you invest in non stick utensils too

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