Today I saw a non stick frying pan for sale,It had a £5 price label stick to it, who are they trying to kid?
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I know - how stupid do they think we are?
I love you so much, Crispy. Don't leave me.
sounds like a good price to me!
lol..
Your right. Its only worth £3 at best.
Wankers!
do you eat a lot of fried food?
have you tried a non stick couch?
ha ha ha not many ppl will get that but I like your style crispy lol xxxxxx
A fair price for such an object..?
maybe they stuck it with selotape ever think of that ?? but i would serously buy it NOW NOW NOW !!!!
lol
not sure what your point is. Are you saying this sounds like too little or too much for a pan? With cookware as with anything, you gets what you pays for. There are several grades of non-stick and various grades of pan quality: the price depends on the combination of both. Personally I would not buy a £5 pan because it is likely to be cheap rubbish and the non-stick will wear off very soon. If you want a pan that lasts, and will withstand constant use in the kitchen - and particularly if you want a non-stick that you can use metal utensils on - you will be looking at £10-15 and upwards. But if you are a keen cook and use your pans a lot, it's worth spending a bit more. I don't use non-stick pans at all myself as I am a stainless steel fan, but let's just say my cookware set cost me more than anything else in my house - more than the TV and video even. But they are beautiful pans and built to last.
It's only non-stick to food, numbskull!
I like that, your a star and always make me laugh with your questions.
Actually all frying pans are non stick and here is how you do it...
Before you use your pan, heat the oil up inside the pan until it starts to smoke, then let it cool down slightly before you use it, and hay presto! you have a non stick pan! Try it you'll be suprised
Probable a fool?
What i want to know is how do they get the non stick stuff to stick to the pan?
i didnt know they sold pans in armley nik, what else do they sell? wheres my vo?
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