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rabet | 13:35 Wed 24th Jul 2013 | ChatterBank
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Anyone had any experience with these? If so, would you recommend them?
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Avatar Image lady-janine
yes and yes
13:49 Wed 24th Jul 2013
Avatar Image sandyRoe
I bought a second hand one years ago and the enameling had crazed. Everything stuck to it.
But a new one might be different.
13:51 Wed 24th Jul 2013
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You must be psychic rabet .I was looking at them earlier on line .Mr S wants to buy them ( not that he does any cooking ..lol ) but thought they looked good because you don't need any oil ,fat etc ..or very little .
I'd be interested in others opinions too .
14:17 Wed 24th Jul 2013
Avatar Image beegeebee
absolutely bl@@dy wonderful. Easy to use and even easier to clean. The saucepans have a lid with a small vent and so no boiling over. I speak as chief washer-upper, and part-time (when allowed) breakfast maker!
15:36 Wed 24th Jul 2013
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many thanks to all.
19:32 Wed 24th Jul 2013
Avatar Image sad old git
I bought two ceramic frying pans about a month ago and so far have found them very good.Just hope they are long lasting.
01:26 Mon 29th Jul 2013
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Is it only frying pans you can get ?
22:35 Tue 03rd Sep 2013

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