I am looking to buy a non-stick soup pot. Can someone recommend a brand. I
think I would like a 6 quart.
I have looked at Emeilware, Anolon & Allclad & Calphalon.

Please let me know what you think of these brands. .

Thanks
Jenny

"Jenny Kessler" > wrote in message
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> I am looking to buy a non-stick soup pot. Can someone recommend a brand.
I
> think I would like a 6 quart.
> I have looked at Emeilware, Anolon & Allclad & Calphalon.
>
> Please let me know what you think of these brands. .
>
> Thanks
> Jenny
>
>

I have had both 4 and 6 quart nonstick soup pots from Circulon for over 10
years and they are still in great shape. I think that Linens and THings sell
this line.

Peter G. Aitken

"Jenny Kessler" > writes:

>I am looking to buy a non-stick soup pot.

Huh... what kinda soup sticks?


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On 09 Nov 2003 17:55:04 GMT, (PENMART01) wrote:

>"Jenny Kessler" > writes:
>
>>I am looking to buy a non-stick soup pot.
>
>Huh... what kinda soup sticks?

Search on "erbswurst", but she has plainly encountered it before which
is why she is specifying non-stick soup.

......Alan.


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lack of it is killing mankind.

On Sun, 9 Nov 2003 05:00:00 -0500, "Jenny Kessler" >
wrote:

>I am looking to buy a non-stick soup pot. Can someone recommend a brand. I
>think I would like a 6 quart.
>I have looked at Emeilware, Anolon & Allclad & Calphalon.
>
>Please let me know what you think of these brands. .

If your soup/stew is sticking, then buying a non-stick won't help
anything except allow you incorporate the burnt stuff back into the
soup (not good).

FWIW: I also have the two circulons which have held up fine for 12+
years.

-sw

>From: (PENMART01)
>Date: 11/9/2003 11:55 AM Central Standard Time
>Message-id: >
>
>"Jenny Kessler" > writes:
>
>>I am looking to buy a non-stick soup pot.
>
>Huh... what kinda soup sticks?

They are great for making popcorn and kettle corn with less pain-in-the-ass
cleanup. I also use it for making rice krispies treats (no more stuck-on
melted marshmallow mess) and peanut butter rice krispies treats.

(WhinySista) writes:

> (PENMART01) wrote
>>
>>"Jenny Kessler" > writes:
>>
>>>I am looking to buy a non-stick soup pot.
>>
>>Huh... what kinda soup sticks?
>
>They are great for making popcorn and kettle corn

Not possible to achieve the high temperature needed to pop corn without
destroying the non-stick coating. Duh. Moron. Liar.


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