Roasting Tray Recommendations

[Temujin]

My current crappy roasting tray has been thrown away as the coating was coming off and i didn't really fancy eating it, so I'm looking at new options!

I figure it's probably worthwhile going with a SS rather than a non-stick since the coatings tend to degrade in varying amounts of time.

Looked at some generic ones on amazon, and some of the more expensive tri-ply options, and Ikea (but that would take until June to arrive)

I don't really want to spend too much since it's not used that often, are the £60-70 ones leagues ahead of the £20-30?

 

[the-evaluator]

Almost 20 years ago I splashed out on a Le Creuset stainless steel roasting tray and it's been a great purchase. It was far from cheap but when it eventually needs replacing I'll get the new version of it to replace it.

 

[Terminal_Boy]

Another recommendation for Le Creuset cookware.

If you’re not super fussy, they have outlet stores that sell off old lines of stock at considerable discounts. Occasionally, they sell off cosmetically B grade items greatly discounted.

Keep your receipt! We had a casserole dish of theirs crack unexpectedly after 5 years of normal use and they send us a replacement FOC once they’d examined our faulty one.

 

[Temujin]

Thanks both, will keep a look out at their outlet, but roughly £140 for a new tray is way outside the realms of what I'm looking to spend, not sure even when reduced they'll be at a level I wanna invest.
Makes the other tri-ply for around £50 look a bit more attractive though!