What's in your kitchen?

Thanks for the response.

Thanks for the response wildcat48, I appreciate it.

Thanks mymytri for your response. The nonstick one seems to be popular for breakfast time. Have a good day.

My mom has wrist problems. I usually use both hands when handling the cast iron skillets. It is heavy but I feel it is that heaviness that makes it better. Thanks for the response.

Thanks for responding to my discussion winterose I appreciate it. Maybe someday you will get lucky and find some to get that isn't to costly.

I have a whole set of glass bakeware that my husband bought me as a anniversary gift a few years ago and they are rarely used since it is so heavy and it seems it takes longer to cook with them. I only use them when all other pans are being used and they are the only option left.

oh! thank you for the BR hunni, wasn't expecting that! most appreciated.
I've seen some beautiful sets but so expensive! my 3 pot set only cost me £15 lol. But those heavy brown glass ones were quite expensive. It's great when people give you things that are going to be useful, but not when you get 3 of the same... like toasters!

I have 2 toasters..comes in handy for getting the toast done faster. I would love a 4 slice toaster that also can do the bagels. But those are costly so I guess I will stick to what I got..

i have a nonstice pan and a castiron pan

Thanks, Yeah, just keep dad away and you'll be able to keep your nice new nonstick pan..otherwise he will have it burned up and useless and sticking in no time with tons of scratches.

I shoul dreally get a toaster, because I forget I've got it under the grill and keep burning it

wildcat.. cast iron are the best, last for years and non stick ones, but it would have to be a good brand like Teflon, those cheaper ones are only non stick once!

lol@ keep dad away

Thanks for responding to my discussion ersmommy1 I appreciate it. I have not used the veggie oil but canola and I haven't used the Olive oil but I would try it.