What frying pan to get the missus for xmas?

[kylew]

Another vote for the Meyer Anolon professional range, they are utterly superb. I've got a few but the 24" Saute pan is useful for just about every recipe.

I think your name is quite suitable considering you're using 24" pans!

 

[Domi]

Le Creuset another vote.

A liitle on the expensive side but fairly indestructable and easy to clean makes them a winner for me.

 

[Oxide™]

LOL at some of the funny replies - we all creasing here at work and I appreciate all the suggestions

In that case you only have one option and God it's a good option

http://www.hartsofstur.com/acatalog/Raymond_Blanc_Anolon_Professional.html

Raymond Blanc Anolon Professional Twin French Skillet Set Ref: 82377

24cm French Skillet

30cm French Skillet


HARTS Price: £49.95

this does look like the best deal as can get 2 for £50 and free delivery. Just to double check, these are good ye?

 

[Glaucus]

this does look like the best deal as can get 2 for £50 and free delivery. Just to double check, these are good ye?

they aren't just good they are brilliant. Got 3 myself. Like all top pans the non-sick is very robust. But years of using metal utensils will damage it. So if you are looking to keep them in good condition for life, use Teflon utensils.

 

[J1234]

They're the best you will get within your budget.

 

[Trancer]

Check here: http://www.pots-and-pans.co.uk/

I bought stuff from there and they are good. The non-stick on my Stella 7000 pan has lasted longer than my Le Creuset.

 

[fornowagain]

Get yourself an Anolon Professional, great pans

Buy her this /\ . Love mine.

Then get her a proper Christmas present. I can only imagine the fallout if I bought a pan for my wife's gift.

 

[Sinque]

Buy her something proper for christmas, like a real nice necklace or something, then put it inside a box for a pan.

 

[LeJosh]

they aren't just good they are brilliant. Got 3 myself. Like all top pans the non-sick is very robust. But years of using metal utensils will damage it. So if you are looking to keep them in good condition for life, use Teflon utensils.

Is wooden utensils suitable?

 

[Glaucus]

Is wooden utensils suitable?

yep

 

[LeJosh]

yep

Superb. I've been wanting new pans... These look the business for quite cheap. Without going cast iron how could you get better?

 

[Knubje]

http://www.woll-cookware.com/mediat...oc/124.html&sn=NAV_1_S&img1=null&sel=3&lang=4

Get a WOLL frying pan, it's german, non stick, dishwasher safe, immune to fire, ice, magic, etc.

 

[HamZilla]

She will christen the pan by serving you saute'd testicles.

 

[Stretch]

is this a troll?
your buying her a frying pan and your getting a toothbrush?

I got a frying pan from my gf for Christmas a couple of years ago. Really good present tbh, I've used it loads. Much better than £50 worth of tat that goes in a draw never to be seen again.

 

[Cupra]

She will christen the pan by serving you saute'd testicles.

my x wife prefered parmentier testicles tbh

 

[Oxide™]

I got a frying pan from my gf for Christmas a couple of years ago. Really good present tbh, I've used it loads. Much better than £50 worth of tat that goes in a draw never to be seen again.

that exactly

 

[uvarvu]

What you need is a TITANIUM frying pan.

If you buy one of these the days of adding oil to your cooking will be over.

 

[I get around]

As for people who can't lift them, my mum uses them fine, she's 4'11 and not what I'd called strong even in the slightest, so I'm sure people complaining are just playing weak.

It's undeniable they are heavy pans, it just depends what sort of woman is using them I reckon.
Some women just get on with it, other women moan that they've broken a nail and have a 20 minute fit about it (drama queens I guess?)

 

[Vonhelmet]

Are you seeing my wife behind my back? She always wants household gear.