Stainless Steel vs Tri Ply Stainless Steel? : r/BuyItForLife
Got these All-Clad pans for $5 each! Any tips on how to restore these to their former beauty? : r/BuyItForLife
What pans should I buy? : r/cookingforbeginners
First time using my new pan, I overheated it and now it has this ugly gold/brown colour : r/cookware
Here is an update on my brand new de Buyer Mineral B pan. Promised myself to do only 3 layers of oven seasoning before cooking with it. : r/carbonsteel
The Pros and Cons of Different Pans : r/coolguides
New Pan Brand Design Feedback : r/carbonsteel
My All-Clad pan I have used regularly for 20 years has been looking a bit grimy and sad so I used a bit of Bar Keepers Friend and it's good as new.
What is the BEST pan to cook eggs : r/Cooking
Any salvation for this non-stick pan? It has good weight to it, but the non-stick coating is peeling? : r/Frugal
Area of my Hexclad pan seemed to have the paint come off? Anyone know what's going on here? : r/cookware
This pan, with a metal handle, which becomes hot when you use it, and imbalances it. : r/CrappyDesign
Best pots and pans for the money? : r/BuyItForLife
Picked up this old 12" chef pan at Goodwill for $2. Wondering about what it's made of? : r/AllClad
Believe it or not, this is a well seasoned pan. It will do fried eggs or omelettes just as well as any non-stick pan I have ever owned. The lighter areas tell
how do I keep a pan from looking like this? I don't use metal, I handwash it, I never use a heat higher than 4, but after a year if daily use it looks disgusting and I hate it : r/Adulting
Best Frying Pans 2024 - Forbes Vetted
Need help. I scored these at Salvation Army for $8 ea. heavily scratched. Just wanna know if it's safe to cook in them. : r/cookware
Is it worth reviving? Someone is trashing this pan in our apt. I assume it's carbon steel. Not sure if it's worth it or even possible to revive. We currently don't own
Picked up this old 12" chef pan at Goodwill for $2. Wondering about what it's made of? : r/AllClad
Is this pan safe to use? Used for a few years now, and I'm worried about the scratches and Teflon exposure. : r/Cooking
My in-laws have been staying with us for a week… removed all my work :( : r/castiron
