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emblem boy
12/09/18 9:45:27 AM
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Or just get a set from Walmart?

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King Rial
12/09/18 9:48:12 AM
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How much you want to spend?

How often do you cook?

What kind of foods are you cooking?
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MrK3V
12/09/18 9:50:00 AM
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Also where are you cooking?

Why are you cooking?

when are you cooking?
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FF_Redux
12/09/18 9:50:25 AM
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Scanpan CTX for frying pan is the best non castiron pan super durable and amazing to cook with.
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emblem boy
12/09/18 9:50:35 AM
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King Rial posted...
How much you want to spend?

How often do you cook?

What kind of foods are you cooking?


Every day, but generally basic things. Beans, rice, eggs, some sauces every once in a while.

The pot I currently have was recently burnt and I'd like an extra one to use regularly instead.

I don't need like a full set of things.

Don't know how much I want to spend...
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Tsuyoi3
12/09/18 9:51:00 AM
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I keep seeing Granite Aluminum pans on TV that are never stick types.
Probably available online.
That and Red Copper.

Pots idk.
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Vicious_Dios
12/09/18 9:53:10 AM
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Do they call you Quavo "Ratatou-lee"?
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FF_Redux
12/09/18 10:00:03 AM
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For pots I like Fissler. But general rule is them gaving a thick bottom.
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pinky0926
12/09/18 2:14:16 PM
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A lot of people go out and buy a one size fits all set when starting out but personally I think it's more useful to have a couple of solid bits of equipment you can use all the time with consistency. Nothing worse than trying to cook anything on a bent nd scratched aluminium frying pan.

Cast iron pans are good because they're cheap, super durable and easy to maintain. You're never going to ruin them or bend them. You just need to keep them seasoned and give them time to preheat properly. (they don't heat evenly at all, but retain hear super well).

FF redux is right although his sets are maybe beyond your budget.

Think about what kinds of pots you'll need and then figure out how far your budget will stretch. Personally I would want a good large cast iron pan, a decent size pot with a good base for things like rice and pasta and a dutch oven casserole dish to start.
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