Stoneware

I was at a cake bake and sweets exhibition during my lunch break and came across this demo of a chef showing how cool the pans were. He said they were $1300 but over here we're oferring at half price - $650. Now some part of my brain mustve thought that 1300 is too much.. but the dumb female part of my brain jumped in glee at the half price not considering that $650 is still pretty high.. especially considering I was only ever going to use 3 of the 7 pans.. and that too super-sporadically. But.. who the eff cared.. they are pretty! I came, I saw, I took!

I do love them I am cooking a little more often. Btw the line he had me sold was "these pans last 12 years.. someone in your family cooks something everyday.. they will pay for themselves!" Thats it.. 12 years.. possible family.. dad cooking, mum cutting and chopping for little chubby bubbies... 😍 oh. what a lovely mental image! Lol dumb me! At the rate I'm going, that picture doesnt really seem possible.. besides I'm not high up on eligibility for adoption from countries like Philippines being a single woman! 😤

Lol the post is talking about everything but the pans. So here's some fried rice (rice made in the multifunction cooker) in the 18cm, 1.2 L sauce pan:


I use the frying pan more mostly for fried eggs (need the protein for all that hard training.. lol). There are 4 other pans that are just more suitable for 2 or more people sizes. But even so if I had to get just these 3 making them a little over $200 ea, I still would knowing (hoping) that there's no PFOA leaching into my food and that they're so slick nothing ever sticks! Cleaning is a cinch too I still havent had to chuck them in my dishwasher. Their lids are simple genious! Only a woman could think of the things the lids can do.

Definitely recommended to those that don't mind the slightly higher range of the price and have more mouths to feed than one. So worth it!