Another "New Flat" Question

[NoseyNose]

I feel a bit guilty of making AB into a shopping service!LOL

My saucepan set must be 20 years old(or more) and the non stick surface has is almost worn nout, so I feel I need a new set for my new flat?

What do you think of these.I trust all you perceptive AB'ers,to approve or not.

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

Thank You~Gordon.

[Redhelen72]

I recommend this set - far better in a limited size kitchen as stackable and the pots can go into the oven with the handle removed so you don't need loads of casserole dishes either.

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendationref=sr_1_4?crid=2Z1XXOM7IRV2B&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Ch-sUDma9jk_d-CpZnrTVkTqZA2KsHfkWttLa-AwFNhetvYDMRFgzmwAm2FWVpuUpxvdmgAzg638QNzrnWA4Zo1ieEt6xJTMBCvKOubLqGJ5VfOuE8ThG2tmCbmueS4Y4ym0_8UnV29ogDqZwg44xD8GkCgLAiL-jsLQaWjgMVJWvyC6IlS0amrbocoM0jVpzMwy3ZeeAxGTjm8Kro780GfkgGcGvT-F9VKH3hD90fhIP3K4l_YMp4UlbCf_-Uyk2ej2kit07EzWhLNT28keetG9aKGs-qdO1J_uQzuJs3U.TQOG2NxofSjqqClr0kMUwFaRlewC2uOwE6uYBeKtX18&dib_tag=se&keywords=tefal%2Bingenio&qid=1707912297&s=kitchen&sprefix=tefal%2B%2Ckitchen%2C125&sr=1-4&th=1

 

[Barsel]

They look very nice Gordon, but I've never used that type of pan so don't feel I can comment. I'm sure someone else will help you with this though.

Don't feel guilty about asking these questions, that's the whole idea of Answerbank.

[NoseyNose]

PS:~ Do you think that stockpots are oven proof,I cannot see that anywhere?

[davebro3]

£180 is a lot to pay for a set of cookware that you'll probably not even use 1/2 of them!

I mostly use a frypan, a saucepan & a WOK/stewpan. Non-stick is good for cooking & cleanablity but some do wear out eventually. I have some stainless steel pans that I bought 40 years ago & are still as good as new.

[NoseyNose]

That link is incoreect,but you get the idea anyway?

 

[davebro3]

If I was cooking something "stockpot" style it would go in the slow cooker rather than the oven. 

[NoseyNose]

Lets see if this works?

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation?tag=theans-21&th=1

[davebro3]

//Mothers Day Gifts for Wife//

Bit sexist!

[anneasquith]

Do you cook very much ?

[NoseyNose]

davebro3

I thought that too!

anneasquith

Only for my main meals,and a few dinner parties.

Any reccomendations anne?

[Barsel]

That's a good question Anne. 

I'm the same age as Gordon and also live on my own, and I wouldn't use all those pans myself for the amount of cooking I do.

Perhaps Gordon is looking to cook for himself and his friends.

[Barsel]

Gordon, did you decide about an air fryer or slow cooker?

You probably won't need all those pans as well if you have decided to get an af or a sc.

[rowanwitch]

I would always buy a well known brand,  I have a set of stainless steel saucepans  similar to these. 

https://www.marksandspencer.com/2-piece-stainless-steel-pan-set/p/hbp60534128?extid=ps_ps-gpla-pmax_bing_home_ch_-_UK_-_-_ssc&msclkid=ddf22c56168f1fc36ff2499aa7d13b2d&gclid=ddf22c56168f1fc36ff2499aa7d13b2d&gclsrc=3p.ds

 

I would buy a good non stick frying pan from a different range . I currently have a tefal one 28 " with a lid which I bought separately , and a balti pan which also doubles as a wok and general pan for larger bulk cooking.   I rarely use saucepans now as I do veggies in a steamer and most other stuff goes in the. microwave.   

You might be better buying one small and two medium saucepans  rather than a small medium large set.

I wouldn't buy copper finished either, they look lovely when new but are a pain to keep nice.

[youngmafbog]

//£180 is a lot to pay for a set of cookware that you'll probably not even use 1/2 of them!//

Not really a lot of money.  I bought Vogue triwall 2 big, 2 med and three small plus 2 frying pans a stock pot and a steamer.  plus lids for all. Also go a mini one.

For non stick got two procook ceramic frying pans.

Excellent pans. You get what you pay for although way more than £180.

[calmck]

On Amazon. Carote pan set 3 to 13 pieces Stove top or oven use.

 

[NoseyNose]

calmck

Thank You,

Although others may say this set is too big for me,I know what I cook, and how much.

I especially like the fact that you can use them in the oven,and put them on the table(with the handle removed).

I shall seriously consider this set!

calmck

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendationref=pd_ci_mcx_pspc_dp_d_2_i_0?pd_rd_w=kcKXp&content-id=amzn1.sym.8db49f41-2d78-4c1c-bc3b-fb9e44b9efb4&pf_rd_p=8db49f41-2d78-4c1c-bc3b-fb9e44b9efb4&pf_rd_r=TVDB21FEDKEP7GDF3Y3F&pd_rd_wg=HILgh&pd_rd_r=cf818b18-b155-4fea-90e1-373b41e2fb21&th=1

[NoseyNose]

youngmafbog

Sorry,that was Amazon re~directing you to an incorrect link.

No, I wouldn't pay £ 180 either!

[NoseyNose]

I already have an excellent hob top steamer(3 tier set),so this set would(I think) go well with it.

[gingejbee]

You asked for an opinion, so...I really don't like them. I don't like the colour for a start and I think they are "style over substance". I don't like coated aluminium because coatings on Al tend to peel quite quickly if not done properly. (Also, they seemed aimed at a US market - sizes in inches and quarts, for example).

I'd buy fewer items (that I know I will definitely use) from a well-known maker.

[Giggsie]

Also you need to watch what you buy if you have an induction hob as that £180 set is non induction. I thought at that price would cover all.