What's the Best Cookware? (no Teflon)
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my parents have Lagostina which I loved cooking with. I was very tempted to take them with me when I moved 
They were stainless steel with very thick bottoms. It made for less burning and more even heating IMO
At the moment I have hard anodized camping pots in my kitchen *sigh* lol Tougher than teflon, since its a chemical reaction instead of just a coating, I think. If they had thicker bases I'd be a lot happier
They were stainless steel with very thick bottoms. It made for less burning and more even heating IMOAt the moment I have hard anodized camping pots in my kitchen *sigh* lol Tougher than teflon, since its a chemical reaction instead of just a coating, I think. If they had thicker bases I'd be a lot happier
For anodized, Calphalon isnt to bad. Stainless, I have some Fabreware that is pretty nice and is pretty heavy with the bottom being double layered with an air pocket seperating the two layers.
Must be looking for Xmas presents for the wife
Must be looking for Xmas presents for the wife
I am weird like that. Not to mention I don't knwo how to cook.
Watch some cooking shows and see what the pros use Usually at the end of the end credits they list the equipment the cook uses.
Usually at the end of the end credits they list the equipment the cook uses.
Here is a good link to calphalon.
http://www.comp-mktg.com/kitchen_cookware.htm
Also very nice stuff but spendy.
http://www.125west.com/Demeyere_Kit...al_Cookware_cookware.html?CF=ThirdLevel_index
http://www.comp-mktg.com/kitchen_cookware.htm
Also very nice stuff but spendy.
http://www.125west.com/Demeyere_Kit...al_Cookware_cookware.html?CF=ThirdLevel_index
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All I own is vintage Revere Ware- must be the real deal.
Almost like a religion... it hangs on a pot rack and makes me very, very happy!
I think it reminds me of my childhood- and some of the pieces are about that old.
Almost like a religion... it hangs on a pot rack and makes me very, very happy!
I think it reminds me of my childhood- and some of the pieces are about that old.
I have the Revereware, too. It's affordable and sturdy, but you must get the classic style. It's thicker than their new lines. My mom replaced her set after 20+ years, but she didn't buy the classic, and they didn't hold up. I've had the classic style for 4 years now (wedding present,) and it's doing great. I use them almost daily.