We Ask Singaporeans About Their Favourite Piece Of Cookware
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My All-Clad pan I have used regularly for 20 years has been looking a bit grimy and sad so I used a bit of Bar Keepers Friend and it's good as new.
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Finally splurged on some All-Clad cookware as I love cooking and always wanted them. It doesn't hurt I'm cooking every night during this quarantine either, and I'm looking forward to decades of
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Any salvation for this non-stick pan? It has good weight to it, but the non-stick coating is peeling? : r/Frugal
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My experiment seasoning carbon steel using every optimization I've learned turned out awesome : r/carbonsteel
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Folks always ask about the best cookware. As someone who worked as a line cook for nearly 10 years this is what I would suggest. : r/Cooking
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Is Tefal good? Want to know if this is a good deal : r/cookware
BIFL: WinCo pots : r/BuyItForLife
We've been using the same set of nonstick pans for 9 years (scanpan). They lost their non-stick years ago. Finally decided it was time for an upgrade. : r/cookware
Knowing nothing about cast iron, I got this on a whim for $9.99 at Marshalls. Brand is Old Mountain. Sticker claimed it was “Pre-seasoned, ready to use!” But I feel like that
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We Ask Singaporeans About Their Favourite Piece Of Cookware
Tin Lined Copper cookware. Tons of examples of 100+ year old pots still in daily use. : r/BuyItForLife
YSK that cast iron pans are a lot easier to use and maintain than is commonly believed, are nonstick, and last literally centuries. : r/YouShouldKnow
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Massive n00b here. Bought two second hand pans from an op shop (thrift store). Would like to know thoughts! I bought them for a total of $4, so no great expense. I'd
