Non stick frying pan ?.

[samboy]

Hi gang.

                Can anyone recommend a good one of the above. I seem to have no luck with them.

                                                                                                                                   Thanks all. 

[udderlyoffroad]

Before everyone piles in with "Won't have that chemical rubbish, use a cast iron one and season"....

PTFE and other coatings will last a lot longer if you a) use non-metal implements to stir/spatulate b) don't immediately take the pan off the heat and dump it in cold water to 'soak', the sudden thermal expansion, or rather contraction is very hard on the coating.

Anyway, to answer your question, there's a Tefal outlet shop near me, a £20 pan seems to last well if you follow the above.

[oldypigeonpopper]

Hello, as it happens I am looking for one about 8/10 inches to use on my Chinese induction hob as I like an omelette now and again, 

[Mr. Merkel]

We bought one of the following about 2 years ago when it was a little cheaper, they are made by Stellar heavy and have given great service as they are a little deeper than most frying pans splashes are reduced.

https://www.hartsofstur.com/james-martin-non-stick-20cm-frying-pan-jm16ns.html

[JTaylor91]

Depends how much you want to spend. You can go from Tefal as above for £20 or go up to a copper Mauviel for about £250 then everything in between.

[Walker570]

We have a real cheapy one which I forget how long we have had it and it still works however I have a large flat steel pan which I imediately clean after use whilst still hot and this is very heavy but superb for searing large quantities of pheasant breasts etc.  I would have cast iron but my wife finds them very heavy to handle.  Properly seasoned they are brilliant.

[Scully]

I have a large expensive one with no name on it bought from a local kitchenware shop, which is fabulous. Can send you their details if you like. 
A smaller one I bought from  Sainsbury’s for making pancakes/omelettes however, is a little belter. 

[enfieldspares]

Best I have bought and at very little money was battleship grey "painted" on the outside induction suitable from Dunhelm. Less than £25 or so. 

[ditchman]

clean the pan with a damp cloth.....

[Centrepin]

Absolutely brilliant, comes with a lid as well so multi use. 

 

 

[Rookandrabbit]

1 hour ago, Centrepin said:

Absolutely brilliant, comes with a lid as well so multi use. 

Yes they are great HOWEVER I was asked to mash some spuds in the similar coated pan. Used a stainless potato masher and could not understand where the little black flecks were from in the mash until looked at the base and saw that the said masher had cut wonderful gashes in the non stick coating. OUTSTANDING THAT MAN! I won the prize for stupidity 😳🧐🏆but I did learn from this……. Takes time for the penny to drop!!

[Lampwick]

https://www.marksandspencer.com/stainless-steel-28cm-frying-pan/p/hbp22386091?color=SILVER
 

I love mine!! 

[harrycatcat1]

I can't recommend one but this was a good one till I put it down for my patterdale to lick. The marks were made by her teeth.

 

 

[Dave at kelton]

Tower with the grey speckled finish is superb and not expensive.

[Stephen-H]

Pro cook got a set of three various size all metal frying pans all pro cooks own brand 25 year warranty £65 on sale best frying pans I've ever had they don't half hold the heat in them.

[Stonepark]

My wife uses a Scoville Neverstick, I use cast iron, both are non-stick, but I can put mine in the oven.