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On Monday, July 10, 1995 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Sanders wrote:
> We recently bought a frying pan made by Look in Iceland. We've only > been using it for about six months, but find it's by far the best > non-stick product we've ever used. > > However, we know people who've had problems with other brands rapidly > losing their non-stick coating, chipping, acquiring smells, etc. > > So ... we'd like to know if anybody else has been using Look and how > they find it. Also, if anybody knows what US prices are -- we live > in New Zealand (where it's quite expensive) and would be interested in > getting some when we visit the US if it's significantly cheaper. > > Thanks, > > Kurt and Dianne Sanders I was given a Look pot for making large batches of soup-all bones from a 25 lbs. turkey big. The non-stick started to peal after about 2 years. Because it was a gift and the giver did not keep the receipt I was stuck with it. A store here in Oregon was selling this pot for over $250. I have not used it in many years and I would not buy a Look product now. James |
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