Comments | livingdeb: Time to Replace the Non-stick Pan

livingdeb

Time to Replace the Non-stick Pan

Feb 20, 2014 22:09

The problem with non-stick pans is that they have to be replaced periodically. Oh, yeah, and something about poisons.

My pan has suddenly started to stick, so I guess it's time to replace it. After only about fifteen years! Since non-stick pans never last that long, I am not allowed to complain.

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Comments 6

p_j_cleary February 21 2014, 04:18:00 UTC

My cousins swear by the "orgreenic" pans: https://www.orgreenic.com/?uid=85FD289096BDFD25CFFE5B811F9FE768

livingdeb February 21 2014, 16:54:15 UTC

Thanks for the recommendation. Though I'm not sure anyone's ever linked me to an "as seen on TV" ad before.

Pretty green! Reviews look mixed--Amazon's are mostly 5 star or 1 star. It's so weird how people can completely disagree about something so seemingly measurable as whether things stick to a pan!

p_j_cleary March 2 2014, 01:32:22 UTC

We stopped buying non-stick entirely. We've had good luck with Caphalon's stainless steel.

livingdeb March 2 2014, 01:40:05 UTC

Even for eggs?

sarcasticah February 21 2014, 05:35:47 UTC

Or, clothing designers, there are women like me -- I carry a bag, but once I get to work I don't want to be in and out of the locked cupboard I put my bag into, so I need pockets for my phone and lip balm and tissues and whatever!

livingdeb February 21 2014, 16:57:27 UTC

Yes, I keep a hanky, a hair scrunchy (in case there's wind or I get hot), keys, and, on work days, my bus pass/ID card in my pants pockets. When I'm wearing a blazer I also carry a pen (dangerous!) and sometimes my list of things to do and, on the way to the bathroom, my little soap bottle.

There are SO MANY good reasons to have pockets!