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Cooking & Baking

FarPoint

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7. Canonsburg, Pa...

Reply to Devilsun (Reply #6)

Fri Nov 13, 2020, 11:22 AM

Nov 2020

just up the road from....Bridgeville where my mom and sister live....

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The inevitable demise of nonstick pans [View all] spinbaby Nov 2020 OP

Once I purchased a set of All Clad.. FarPoint Nov 2020 #1

Here is a link...if I did this correctly... FarPoint Nov 2020 #5

All-Clad is manufactured in the small town I grew up in near Pittsburgh 😊 Devilsun Nov 2020 #6

Canonsburg, Pa... FarPoint Nov 2020 #7

Before the pandemic, All-Clad had factory sales spinbaby Nov 2020 #9

It's space age technology underpants Nov 2020 #2

teflon is one of the most toxic compounds on earth. mopinko Nov 2020 #3

+1 and hormonal changes have been documented many years now Ponietz Nov 2020 #12

yeah. employees have defective babies if they can have them at all. mopinko Nov 2020 #15

Teflon is one of the LEAST toxic compounds. It's the old manufacturing process that's the problem. sir pball Nov 2020 #22

i know a lot of ppl, personally, mopinko Nov 2020 #24

Birds are hypersensitive to ANY organic fumes sir pball Nov 2020 #25

well, i know avian vets that would disagree strongly. mopinko Nov 2020 #27

Disagree with what? That ANY kind of fume is harmful to birds? sir pball Nov 2020 #28

whatever, dude. mopinko Nov 2020 #29

Does with ovens and roasting bags. sir pball Nov 2020 #30

well, nice try anyway. mopinko Nov 2020 #31

Hm? I don't need to try, I know. sir pball Nov 2020 #32

I never use metal utensils in them, always hand wash them, BusyBeingBest Nov 2020 #4

Get commercial stuff, it definitely lasts longer sir pball Nov 2020 #26

I will consider that, thanks. BusyBeingBest Nov 2020 #36

I have mostly replaced mine with ceramic coated woodsprite Nov 2020 #8

been having good experiences with the copper chef ones ... nebby70 Nov 2020 #10

I read that if you have food burned on a pan, jimfields33 Nov 2020 #11

Yes that does work BillyBobBrilliant Nov 2020 #14

yes that works and throw some Oxy Clean in it. nt yellowdogintexas Nov 2020 #38

Yeah, I was surprised by the Copper Chef frypan I bought. Midnight Writer Nov 2020 #19

I have 50+ year old BillyBobBrilliant Nov 2020 #13

LOVE cast iron cookware. It's hard to beat. Auggie Nov 2020 #16

Yes... BillyBobBrilliant Nov 2020 #17

My father used to fish the Georgian Bay in summer (Lake Huron) ... Auggie Nov 2020 #18

I gave my lovingly seasoned cast iron frypans away a couple of years ago Warpy Nov 2020 #20

I did the same thing! We were moving and pulling out things to send to a relief yellowdogintexas Nov 2020 #37

Except for All-Clad, I think I have my bases covered. no_hypocrisy Nov 2020 #21

Skip Costco and go to a restaurant supply store sir pball Nov 2020 #23

That's a good idea spinbaby Nov 2020 #33

Webstaurantstore.com is great if you don't want to go out nt sir pball Nov 2020 #34

Did a bit of research spinbaby Nov 2020 #35

No nonstick for me. Stainless steel belgique pans. Over twenty years old, still going strong. Pobeka Nov 2020 #39