I have lodge and circulon. Looking for disposable fry pan. Toss it. Looked at Good Cook which i have used.
What lasts 50 uses? I would lug around Circ but that is too heavy.

My stupid. Using a cheap pan, i brushed against a bread bag. Melted to the pan. Not going away. Cheap as it is, i am glad i do not have to work to fix it.

On 9/3/2018 3:58 PM, Thomas wrote:
> I have lodge and circulon. Looking for disposable fry pan. Toss it. Looked at Good Cook which i have used.
> What lasts 50 uses? I would lug around Circ but that is too heavy.
>

http://www.jollytime.com/

On Mon, 3 Sep 2018 12:58:40 -0700 (PDT), Thomas wrote:

> I have lodge and circulon. Looking for disposable fry pan. Toss it. Looked at Good Cook which i have used.
> What lasts 50 uses? I would lug around Circ but that is too heavy.

Costco usually has a 3-piece non stick pan set for about $20.
Currently they're the Tramontina brand and they've lasted me 200+
uses each and still have another 300+ to go. But you may throw them
out after 50 uses if you'd like. What do you do, use metal
pitchforks to flip and plate the foods in your pans?

-sw

On Monday, September 3, 2018 at 3:58:44 PM UTC-4, Thomas wrote:
> I have lodge and circulon. Looking for disposable fry pan. Toss it. Looked at Good Cook which i have used.
> What lasts 50 uses? I would lug around Circ but that is too heavy.

Sorry, I don't consider my nonstick pans to be disposable. These last me
at least 5 years, and uncountably many uses:

<https://www.amazon.com/Vollrath-Z4008-Wear-Ever-Non-Stick-CeramiGuard/dp/B003ZTPF7G>

I don't use metal utensils in them, but I do put them in the dishwasher.

Also, I don't view nonstick as a substitute for a little fat in the pan.

Cindy Hamilton

On 9/3/2018 1:58 PM, Thomas wrote:

> I have lodge and circulon. Looking for disposable fry pan. Toss it. Looked at Good Cook which i have used.
> What lasts 50 uses? I would lug around Circ but that is too heavy.

Cheap-o non-stick fry pan from Walmart. Less than $5.00 USDs.

Brand is Mainstays, size sez 9.5 inches, but flat bottom is more like 7"
dia. I use it fer eggs-over-easy. I bought two, but am still on the
first one after a couple year's use.

NEVER use metal in a non-stick pan. I don't care if it sez,
"metal-friendly", or whatever. Wood or plastic, ONLY!

nb

On Tuesday, September 4, 2018 at 9:30:58 AM UTC-4, notbob wrote:
> On 9/3/2018 1:58 PM, Thomas wrote:
>
> > I have lodge and circulon. Looking for disposable fry pan. Toss it. Looked at Good Cook which i have used.
> > What lasts 50 uses? I would lug around Circ but that is too heavy.
>
> Cheap-o non-stick fry pan from Walmart. Less than $5.00 USDs.
>
> Brand is Mainstays, size sez 9.5 inches, but flat bottom is more like 7"
> dia. I use it fer eggs-over-easy. I bought two, but am still on the
> first one after a couple year's use.


>
> NEVER use metal in a non-stick pan. I don't care if it sez,
> "metal-friendly", or whatever.
> nb

Sounds like winner. I do pitchforks and grinders. Not a problem with the better iron and big buck items.

On Monday, September 3, 2018 at 9:58:44 AM UTC-10, Thomas wrote:
> I have lodge and circulon. Looking for disposable fry pan. Toss it. Looked at Good Cook which i have used.
> What lasts 50 uses? I would lug around Circ but that is too heavy.

What's the problem? I see tons of dirt cheap, non-stick, pans at discount stores. OTOH, what is rare is a non-stick, stainless steel, pan that will work with an induction stove. My favorite pan is a pan of just such a build for $35 off-the-rack at the Safeway down the street. It's just perfect for me - a heavy pan with an all metal handle that heats up fast. I have another pan that looks beautiful but it takes forever to heat up. Too bad.

Dsi1...I was just looking to gab. Bored. That is all.

Had a three set delivered from amazon. Tfal. 3 pans for 23 bucks.
That, to me is 3 packs of smokes.
They are nice looking, lifetime warrantee that i will never use. Chucked the old.
Thanks for the suggestions.
These really do look nice.