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Re: PSA: Stainless Steel Cookware Recommendation, Possible RYF - The UnDoug - 01-06-2017
Steve G must be busy today. I thought for sure I'd see him weighing in on this topic!
Re: PSA: Stainless Steel Cookware Recommendation, Possible RYF - Fritz - 01-06-2017
MikeF wrote:
I prefer pots and pans with glass lids so I can see what I'm overcooking and burning.
gee, when can we come for dinner? don't you have one of the nose things on your face?
I believe the tri-ply set that costco (kirkland) sells at the stores, and on line, is produced by Tram in Thailand. Very nice stuff at a reasonable price.
I think the Walmart and Target variations are also Tram Thai.
Tried the Cuisinart stuff. It was very uncomfortable to hold for any period in my hands as was the All-Clad.
The scalloped handles. I'm so use to my old Farberware made in da bronx.
perhaps another option.
Re: PSA: Stainless Steel Cookware Recommendation, Possible RYF - SteveO - 01-07-2017
I'm told baking soda also works well for getting stains/stuck-on food off of ss cookware.
Re: PSA: Stainless Steel Cookware Recommendation, Possible RYF - Fritz - 01-07-2017
oxiclean and let it soak a while. kills it.
Re: PSA: Stainless Steel Cookware Recommendation, Possible RYF - OWC Jamie - 01-07-2017
MikeF wrote:
I prefer pots and pans with glass lids so I can see what I'm overcooking and burning.
Knowing when to run can be a lifesaver.