Whats a good frying pan that is all dishwasher safe?

[SkeeterUK]

Hi all. Got a tefal 28" one but used it in my new dishwasher (counter one) and its base is going all white, same on a diff one i got from tk max. Plus the non stick stuff is starting to look scratched cos of it i think.

Anyone know of a solid frying pan, that i can get easy, and isnt too expensive like £20 ish and good reviews. Prefer one that doesnt stick food like eggs if possible tho doesnt have to be the usual non stick ones.

 

[Rai200]

Vogue Non Stick Teflon Aluminium Frying Pan 280mm (S344) - CaterSpeed

Size: 280(Ã)mm. Material: Aluminium

caterspeed.co.uk

Or

Nisbets Essentials Non-Stick Teflon Frying Pan 280mm - dg166 - Buy Online at Nisbets

Nisbets Essentials Non-Stick Teflon Frying Pan 280mm (dg166) & more from our Nisbets Essentials range at Nisbets.co.uk. Next day delivery on thousands of catering equipment items at great prices.

www.nisbets.co.uk

These are what most professional kitchens use, inexpensive, sturdy and can go through a commercial dishwasher hundreds of times without any problem.

Edit:

If you actually want a 28" pan your choices are limited

Buy Polished Steel Paella Pan for 30 people - Shop Kitchenware Online - Iberica Spanish Food

Buy Polished Steel Paella Pan for 30 – online from ibericafood.com. Ideal to cook the perfect paella. It allows the rice to be cooked at the right speed and temperature to prevent it from burning and giving it an improved texture and homogeneous flavour.

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[SkeeterUK]

Not fussed on size to buy just saying what i had, i had a 28" sorta size tefal and about a 12" other one that is a diff brand. Long as big enough to fry a steak, or do eggs, or do a spag bol sauce or somit.

edit cm not inches lol

That first link btw says

• Not suitable for dishwashers

 

[Rai200]

Not suitable for dishwashers

Just covering their backs, I work as a chef and they're fine.

Ours go through the dishwasher 100+ times a week. I would just say try not to have loose metal like knives, spoons etc. in at the same time as they could chip the coating; but that's true of any non-stick.

 

[Street]

That first link btw says

• Not suitable for dishwashers

Aluminium generally isn't advised in dishwashers but stainless steel works fine and if you use it right, things don't stick.

I've had a Vogue Tri Wall 280mm for just over 6 years and a couple of the smaller ones as well. They get abused most evenings and thrown in the dishwasher and still look spotless. Slightly more than £20 though.