RE: Re: Safest pots and pans

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I use a big wok-like cast iron pan from Bodum which I love, have had it for a few years and cook with it almost every day. It's exactly like a deep dish frying pan and you can fit large meals into it.http://www.bodum.com/gb/en-us/shop/detail/K0810-01/To: Autism Treatment From: bbuyonline@...Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2010 08:49:30 +0000Subject: Re: Safest pots and pans

ditto!!! i'm having the same problem with my black frying pan. i've gone back to stainless steal as i'm so fed up with cleaning it!

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> > Hi Sadiq

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> > The best pots we have found are the Silit silargan pots, pans and my all

> > time favourite pressure cookers. Unfortunately they are only available from

> > mainland Europe at the moment.. A shop called Karstadt in Germany is where I

> > have got all of mine... They have recently released Alaglas which is a non

> > plastic form of non stick... They pots are not cheap, however they will last

> > a life time if properly treated.. My mother in law has had hers for nearly

> > 30 years.

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> > BK used to supply enamel pots too however I have not seen them in the UK for

> > many years.

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> > The other thing which Sandy and Tim were using was organic black colombian

> > clay baked pots.. These are available from our local kitchenware shop called

> > Steamertrading www.steamertrading.co.uk I think that there are shops

> > throughout UK so you may be able to find one near by.

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> > Best Wishes

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> > Tracey

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