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![]() I bought a 2-piece set of non-stick pans by Gotham from Costco a couple of weeks ago. Beautiful looking pans. The non-stick is thrillling, plus non-stick exterior and non scratch. Super-duper for eggs of any kind. Be careful you could easily make them zip right out of the pan. It was $29 for a 10 inch and a 12 inch. Nicely weighted pan, not heavy. However. It is almost impossible to get anything to brown or crisp in those pans. It's also difficult to turn stuff over. Pieces of food just keep slipping away from attempts to flip anything. My husband is happy because he doesn't have to spend a lot of time trying to get gummy brown stuff off the bottoms of the pans. My old non-stick are 20 years old and have become terrible at holding onto meat proteins. I will probably have to go back to my cast iron for anythng that needs browning. I don't know if this problem applies to all of the new non-stick surfaces, My husband said he had heard about this issue on the TV. Janet US |
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