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Cooking & Baking

FarPoint

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8. I personally totally dislike the oval for stove top ...

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Sat Jan 8, 2022, 09:49 AM

Jan 2022

.Maybe I would use for roasting a chicken for example...but this is "just me" as it just does not feel right ....probably a little OCD....I do not have one and tell family not to buy me one...

I sense they work perfectly....

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Forgive my ignorance, but does it make a difference about [View all] no_hypocrisy Jan 2022 OP

The shape does not matter. SamKnause Jan 2022 #1

Thank you! no_hypocrisy Jan 2022 #3

A poster pointed out it makes a difference if you are using the oven or stove top. SamKnause Jan 2022 #5

I would have thought the shape is irrelevant lillypaddle Jan 2022 #2

Thanks for that info. SamKnause Jan 2022 #4

I could see the point of round for stovetop and oval for oven Scrivener7 Jan 2022 #6

I feel the same, but I use round for all purposes Retrograde Jan 2022 #7

I bought my oval one for roasts, and then discovered how nice it is to cook with, so oval it is! Scrivener7 Jan 2022 #9

I personally totally dislike the oval for stove top ... FarPoint Jan 2022 #8

Check the weight of the roaster. My SIL took a 5# bag of sugar, put it in differing roasters irisblue Jan 2022 #10