posh frying pans - is it ever worht spending money on a posh non sticker?

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or does it all come off in the end?

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this one

god i am losing the willt o love ont his thread

heres the farkign posh pan why is it so fakring good

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Ditto Fio Tefal with red spot.

Never tried a Meyer one, but I have got a Le Creuset one which cost the earth and yes, the non-stick coating was no better than the cheapies. I will never buy another expensive one again.

I swear by Circulon.

I would definitely fork out for this one as have the small saucepan and it's brilliant.

Analon pans are the BEST Cod I promise - they can go in the dishwasher and nothing sticks to them...honestly worth the money - we upgraded our entire pot and pan collection with these

My tefal stuff non stick has lasted much better than my tesco non stick pans.

Circulon crap in my experience.

the other thread ( see i checked the archives say get a SKK? one and that anadoen ODNt go in diswaher

coudlnt haev a pan claled david mellor

We have a set by Kirkland Professional from Costco

job lot of about 7 different pans

still going strong 5 years on, lots of use

Meyer analon ones are dishwasher safe - circulon ones aren't (we used to have these ones). We upgraded all our kitchen items to dishwasher safe only

Agree with Fio.

Tefal pans on offer at Woolies or Asda from time to time, about £10-15 for a 28 or 30cm if I remember correctly. Bought one last year after old Tefal one lost it's non-stick, but to be fair it had lasted about 7 yrs

Goes in dishwasher no probs.

Doesn't matter Dh will wreck it anyway by using a metal fork when making omlettes.

100% agree with skribble. have a fantastic pan, cost nearly £100 but should have been worth every penny. its lovely i love it. husband made a sodding omlette in it (not well) and scraped it out with a knife. can hardly bear to look at it now.

SKK are great - I think I was the one that recommended one. I don't put it in the dishwasher (don't really need to), but it has gone in and come out unscathed. No scratch marks even with heavy handed DH after five years. Even Lakeland sell them now! SKK . I have a heavier one though - more expensive. Definitely recommend over Circulon.

dh saw htis and thinks i am mad
whast wrong wih a tesco one he asked
well they only last fro 2 years i said

I bought a lovely heavy duty set of frying pans (big and little one) and 3 cooking pots of varying sizes around the time when I turned 40. Thought it was finally time for some 'grown up' kitchen equipment instead of the cheapy/disposable/studenty stuff I'd been buying/discarding for years.

My next mission is to replace my cutlery - bought it cheap when I got my first (rented) flat after college. I think I've 'earned' some decent stuff now, and it's on my list.