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Default Cleaning ceramic cookware

On 2/7/2021 10:44 AM, Amanda Ripanykhazova wrote:
> There are different levels of Green Pan. Mine emphatically doesn't have any plastic on it. These have expensive non-heat transmitting stainless steel with expensive heavy duty rivets!
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> I gave up on stainless pans years ago. EVERYTHING burns onto them and they are a pain to clean.
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I think ss cleans up like a dream, except the bottom and the top edge,
where actual cooking is not taking place.
 
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