My wife got me a set of Circulon Commercial for Father's Day (yeah, I'm a
little weird), and I like them a lot. They're $299.00 at Costco, plus
Costco has the best return policy I've ever seen.
When I was researching whether to keep them or not, I ran into this website
which has a pretty good tutorial:
http://www.housewarehouse.com/manuals_main2.htm
Good breakdown on the various types of pans, and what to look for, etc.
Bob Williams
Nominal Leader, The Wooden Nickel Jass Band
The World's Most Modest Man
http://www.wnjb.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Brent Van Ryn [mailto:vanrynbg@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, August 20, 1999 5:30 AM
To: fatfree@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Skillet Recommendations
I've watched this debate go by, but could use a rebirth of it as I've
decided that I want a new one for Christmas. As a long-term foodie, I've
tried various skillets over the years and have yet to find one I love. I
want something that's going to last and last and really heat well. Being a
techie, I know that copper or aluminum are the best conductors, so I've
looked at Calaphon and All-Clad but hate to invest without study. All my
friends that are professionals use All-Clad.
Thoughts...
Gail