I'm too lazy to look up the old thread, and I'm too polite to crash the stainless one, but we're looking at new stuff. Old set scratched externally too much, lacquered up, and just didn't hold up as well as I'd like as far as cooking surface scratches. Suggestions that won't break the bank?
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Go to AceMart and buy their blue handle non-stick. It's not pretty, but it's cheaper than just about anything else, and you won't feel bad throwing it away after 5-10 years.
You're going to have to help me out. I get lost looking at stuff thereHTownAg98 said:
Go to AceMart and buy their blue handle non-stick. It's not pretty, but it's cheaper than just about anything else, and you won't feel bad throwing it away after 5-10 years.
I've got this in 4 sizes. Similar to Acemart.
https://www.amazon.com/Tramontina-80114-535DS-Professional-Restaurant/dp/B009HBKQ16/ref=sr_1_6?crid=DW7B1VWKIYV9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.gxsPBxoGB9ERRfUFH99VSIAv91Nu00BMQ7RLDSX6mCLY4StzoQi2WF97S1RbSpuJIYHCYEz_pO9yZ_JepX07TkU-K8wfMSd8x3_Q552jDiX6PLFaE9KyHxpS-_NnKt7Zig-irZA5iALtkRy6OrNxmrFD6DeCht6Z6nypP5xe1rYS12kc7eGLsabCcKTbM0sOlJv7FvYWfdeLsAWumFdmYc8sXFW3l5yDSwVK2c1Hm07_xOU2SUQuqKKhNXoWHcdBYPd5UCc5hWYzgaCFV9UjV3qIwQ71AljK1tiXTZS6iRo.HYHeI9jPD5TN6zymgWZBkcVX9VfSi4gwT2IsPRulv0Y&dib_tag=se&keywords=aluminum%2Bnon%2Bstick%2Bfrying%2Bpan&qid=1733240083&sprefix=aluminum%2Bnon%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-6&th=1
https://www.amazon.com/Tramontina-80114-535DS-Professional-Restaurant/dp/B009HBKQ16/ref=sr_1_6?crid=DW7B1VWKIYV9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.gxsPBxoGB9ERRfUFH99VSIAv91Nu00BMQ7RLDSX6mCLY4StzoQi2WF97S1RbSpuJIYHCYEz_pO9yZ_JepX07TkU-K8wfMSd8x3_Q552jDiX6PLFaE9KyHxpS-_NnKt7Zig-irZA5iALtkRy6OrNxmrFD6DeCht6Z6nypP5xe1rYS12kc7eGLsabCcKTbM0sOlJv7FvYWfdeLsAWumFdmYc8sXFW3l5yDSwVK2c1Hm07_xOU2SUQuqKKhNXoWHcdBYPd5UCc5hWYzgaCFV9UjV3qIwQ71AljK1tiXTZS6iRo.HYHeI9jPD5TN6zymgWZBkcVX9VfSi4gwT2IsPRulv0Y&dib_tag=se&keywords=aluminum%2Bnon%2Bstick%2Bfrying%2Bpan&qid=1733240083&sprefix=aluminum%2Bnon%2Caps%2C117&sr=8-6&th=1
I buy the all clad anodized line at Homegoods. Usually cheaper than even the ace mart stuff.
Homegoods is actually great for cookware you dont intend to keep forever
Homegoods is actually great for cookware you dont intend to keep forever
I found a small sauce pot there that has been great. You can occasionally find some deals on name brand cookware too.
I'm assuming you're looking at pans and not pots? If so, grab a 10" and 12" Lodge carbon steel skillet, season a couple of times in the oven, and have at it. Or, go to Academy's BBQ section and grab a 10" and 12" cast iron for probably $40 all-in.
Carbon Steel pans
Carbon Steel pans
+1 - I've currently got a combo of the Tramontina from Amazon and some All Clad from the discount stores.Teslag said:
I buy the all clad anodized line at Homegoods. Usually cheaper than even the ace mart stuff.
Homegoods is actually great for cookware you dont intend to keep forever
I wasn't really plain enough. My bad. I'm after w whole set - pots and pansaTm2004 said:
I'm assuming you're looking at pans and not pots? If so, grab a 10" and 12" Lodge carbon steel skillet, season a couple of times in the oven, and have at it. Or, go to Academy's BBQ section and grab a 10" and 12" cast iron for probably $40 all-in.
Carbon Steel pans
Nonstick pots? Why?
Ever put the macaroni into the boiling water and not stir?
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