Copper stone pan review

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We recently had out kitchen redone, and during the renovations I took the opportunity to get rid of some of my old, overused pots, pans, plates and accessories. This was a big expense, so I had to rebuild all of my items over time. I was left with one ceramic pan, which was good, but it wasn't perfect by any means and it was still a little old. I had my eye on some pans by JML, the new copper stone range. When they got in touch and offered to let me try some out, I jumped at the chance! With ultra-non-stick technology, super hard wearing construction and a stylish copper-ceramic finish, JML Copper Stone Pans are a fantastic addition to any home.

Copper stone pan review

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Handle broke off after 4 months.

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Rochelle Bilow is the commerce editor for Serious Eats, as well as a novelist. Based in Vermont, Rochelle specializes in stories about home cooking, techniques, tools, and equipment. She has been writing about food professionally for over a decade. We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. For a beautiful set with excellent performance and heat distribution, Williams Sonoma's is excellent but pricey. For many cooks, copper cookware is an aspirational purchase.

Copper stone pan review

We recently had out kitchen redone, and during the renovations I took the opportunity to get rid of some of my old, overused pots, pans, plates and accessories. This was a big expense, so I had to rebuild all of my items over time. I was left with one ceramic pan, which was good, but it wasn't perfect by any means and it was still a little old.

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Feel free to explore the s of online recipes I share on my website, as well as my book, Slimming and Tasty. Has anyone got one of the JML copper stone pans? Was given it for christmas by my MIL who waxed lyrical about it. I've often found that a lot of 'non-stick' pans lose their 'non stick' ability after a few uses and washes. We recently had out kitchen redone, and during the renovations I took the opportunity to get rid of some of my old, overused pots, pans, plates and accessories. The thing that impresses me most is that you can really feel the heat coming off of it. I must admit, initially I was sceptical but I having used it extensively I am now a convert! I've been really impressed by mine and have since added the wok to my collection. Start a new thread Flip thread Hide thread. One thing I also really like is how easy they are to clean. See all. Handle broke off after 4 months. OP posts: See all.

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Feel free to explore the s of online recipes I share on my website, as well as my book, Slimming and Tasty. Are they really non stick and long lasting? It is really strong, sturdy and durable and the non stick is excellent. I have been using this pan solidly for a month now, and I can honestly say that it is still as excellent as when I first got it out and used it. Add post. Non stick lasted 2 months. OP posts: See next See all. Advanced search Saved Active Unanswered threads. With ultra-non-stick technology, super hard wearing construction and a stylish copper-ceramic finish, JML Copper Stone Pans are a fantastic addition to any home. When they got in touch and offered to let me try some out, I jumped at the chance! I've often found that a lot of 'non-stick' pans lose their 'non stick' ability after a few uses and washes. I must admit, initially I was sceptical but I having used it extensively I am now a convert! It's also very stylish and I love the design, especially the wooden handle.