Non stick frying pans

[Dave at kelton]

Who can recommend a good quality non stick pan? Ours are knackered and I don’t want to buy rubbish. Just needs to suit an induction hob.

Thanks

[Zoli 12 guage]

24 minutes ago, Dave at kelton said:

Who can recommend a good quality non stick pan? Ours are knackered and I don’t want to buy rubbish. Just needs to suit an induction hob.

Thanks

i have a full set of ninja foodi pans that i got last year.

i also chucked the chip pan and got a ninja foodi max air fryer/grill/oven.

they are the best i've had but are not cheap.

[udderlyoffroad]

They all last for years if you don't put them in the dishwasher, and hand wash sparingly.  Failing that, whatever you think looks good at your local TK Maxx

[moondoggy]

Very happy with my Ballarini sold through Zwilling.

I also use a Le Creuset wok which is very good non stick wise.

As said above, all non stick cookware needs looking after. Ie. Do not put in the dishwasher, no metal utensils, do not overheat. Non stick coatings are quite delicate, so if you are going to do a lot of searing etc, get a good cast iron pan.

[ehb102]

I've given up and I am trying one of the new composite alternatives. So far very happy. Did the pancakes very well yesterday. 

[oldypigeonpopper]

Hello, all i know is my pan has a red spot 🤔, the small induction cooker has be the best £10 i ever spent  🤔😁

[smokingdragon]

we've had good results from the 'Ernesto' range from Lidl and we are quite hard on non stick frying pans. I've also read that if you need to sear stuff then don't use a non stick as it eventually kills to coating.

[JohnfromUK]

1 hour ago, smokingdragon said:

I've also read that if you need to sear stuff then don't use a non stick as it eventually kills to coating.

I think you are dead right.  I use a cast iron pan which when seasoned is reasonably 'non-stick' for most things.   You wouldn't want to try and flip a pancake though - probably break your wrist!

[Dave at kelton]

16 hours ago, ehb102 said:

I've given up and I am trying one of the new composite alternatives. So far very happy. Did the pancakes very well yesterday. 

Thanks it was the pancakes that were the last straw. Bloody awful so,I told the management I would put my hand in my pocket for a change.

[billytheghillie]

6 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

Hello, all i know is my pan has a red spot 🤔, the small induction cooker has be the best £10 i ever spent  🤔😁

Think your pan has got the Measles!

[oldypigeonpopper]

2 minutes ago, billytheghillie said:

Think your pan has got the Measles!

🤔😄😄

[Charliedog]

Think you are better off buying mid range (tefal type £30) and change more regularly, they all deteriorate, you cant beat a new one.

[islandgun]

2 hours ago, Charliedog said:

Think you are better off buying mid range (tefal type £30) and change more regularly, they all deteriorate, you cant beat a new one.

Agree, My go to shop for cooking stuff is Ikea and i still have pans in use after a decade of commercial cooking

[Sussexboy]

We have been quite happy with our circulon pan. Had it a year now and it still looks almost new despite being used most days.