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Bought A Non-Stick Cookware Set Again

By Morning Girl

@salonga (27775)

Philippines

September 14, 2016 10:44am CST

I have wasted so much money with non-stick pans. But here I am again, I could not help but try a new set again. Last week, I received this new set of 3-ply Stainless, Diamond Coated, Non-Stick Cookware set that I bought online. I’ve been using them for almost a week now and so far, so good. The cook wares are not just of high quality but the whole set is of relatively cheaper price. It is one of the advantages of online shopping. You get it direct from the manufacturer so you get a cheaper deal. I just hope and pray the no-scratch and non-stick feature will not vanish in a month or two.

Did you find a cheap deal lately?

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@LadyDuck (502208)

• Italy

14 Sep 16

I use some non stick cookware and they do not last long. I still have my stainless steel cookware that we bought when we got married, but I cannot count how many times I have thrown again non stick pans.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

14 Sep 16

That is the sad reality about non-stick pans.

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@LadyDuck (502208)

• Italy

14 Sep 16

@salonga They are great to prepare some kind of food, but they do not last long.

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@DianneN (254949)

• United States

14 Sep 16

@LadyDuck Try All Clad nonstick. Trust me. They last for years!

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@responsiveme (22923)

• India

14 Sep 16

They need to be handled carefully and sometimes am not able to that.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

14 Sep 16

Yes proper handling is necessary and also sometimes the coating is not really that durable.

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@SIMPLYD (90717)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

Non-stick pans would always become sticky pans after a few months . Mother-in-law despite being told not to use the steel wool on them would do them , so they are not non-stick pans anymore .

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

Steel wool hahaha! It is the enemy of non-stick pans.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

@SIMPLYD Hard-headed MIL lol!

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@SIMPLYD (90717)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

@salonga Precisely , my dear .

I keep reminding her but to no avail .

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@sofssu (23660)

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15 Sep 16

I have stopped using the Teflon coated ones that peal off.. the enamel coated ones are better health wise and last long too.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

This cookware set is diamond coated and it looks more durable.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

@sofssu I'm glad to hear that. Thanks!

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@sofssu (23660)

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15 Sep 16

@salonga Yup, its more durable.. and there is no peal off like teflon.

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@sol_cee (38669)

• Philippines

14 Sep 16

So what's cooking?

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

14 Sep 16

Egg what else! hahaha, it slides beautifully so it cooks a lovely sunny side-up egg for my husband's sandwich. Easy cooking!

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@sol_cee (38669)

• Philippines

14 Sep 16

@salonga and you wasted so much money on non-stick pans cooking lovely sunny side-up egg for husband's sandwich?

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

14 Sep 16

@sol_cee oh dear relax, it is just for this evening, I actually made so much crepes and pancakes already and also steaks for my son, and fish recipes for me and my husband and lot more recipes coming up.

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@sunrisefan (28524)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

Cooking must be your passion, Ms. Morning Girl

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

16 Sep 16

Thanks for remembering.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

Yes dear, I do love to cook just as I love gardening and decorating my home.

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@sunrisefan (28524)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

@salonga Oh yes, I remember you love plants and gardening too :)

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@epiffanie (11327)

• Australia

16 Sep 16

Those pot and pans look pretty ;) .. I haven't bought any pots and pans for years .. I still have the ones I bought more 30 years ago .. stainless steel and they had a lifetime guarantee .. lol , I think the company closed down because no one buys the new ones anymore as they are really of the highest quality cookware that they last a lifetime .. I remember paying $1500 for the set of three and it was more than 30 years ago .. So I guess, it was a really good deal .. I saved a lot through the years by not buying new ones ..

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

16 Sep 16

Good quality stainless years are really very durable but I find it hard to perfectly season my stainless steel pans.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

18 Sep 16

@epiffanie I saw the procedure at youtube and I just followed it. It helped but it is not as perfect as a real non-stick pan.

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@epiffanie (11327)

• Australia

18 Sep 16

@salonga I thought it was only the iron cast pots and pans that need to be seasoned .. I never seasoned my stainless pans .. maybe I just didn't know ..

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Belle Starr (Iz)

@BelleStarr (61463)

• United States

21 Sep 16

I usually buy my pans from QVC, I have had good luck with them

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

21 Sep 16

I hope I will have the same luck with my purchases from O-Shopping.

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@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

15 Sep 16

We have non sticks pans from Tefal. 4 years and they are still ok :)

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

18 Sep 16

@wiLLmaH I was so ignorant then of how to take care of Tefal pans, I used scotch brite to clean them. So the coating was destroyed and they had to go one after the other.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

I think you handled them very well. My first non-stick cookware set was Tefal and very expensive but it was my first time to use non-stick and was unable to take care of them very well. They all went to trash after few months.

@wiLLmaH (8801)

• Singapore, Singapore

18 Sep 16

@salonga Months? OMG! Sayang :( What happened po exactly on your pan?

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@simone10 (54180)

• Louisville, Kentucky

16 Sep 16

We have some cookware from the Pioneer Woman (she is on a cooking show here in the U.S.) and it has some non-stay pans. We have had the pans for over a year now and they still work perfectly.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

17 Sep 16

It's nice to know that that there really are long lasting non-stay pans like that.

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@simone10 (54180)

• Louisville, Kentucky

17 Sep 16

@salonga These have been great so far. They are more expensive but worth it.

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@mom210 (9170)

• United States

16 Sep 16

We have wasted so much money over the years on them, I do not buy them anymore. I do hope these work out well for ya

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

16 Sep 16

This is my first time to try diamond coated pans. I've tried Teflon and ceramic coated and they all went to trash.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

17 Sep 16

@mom210 Yes dear, so far so good but it is still too early to tell so after few more months I will give an update.

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@mom210 (9170)

• United States

16 Sep 16

@salonga It would be a good post to let us know how this goes.

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@shshiju (10342)

• Cochin, India

11 Oct 16

Why don't you buy so much non stick pan. Does your early non stick work properly?

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

13 Oct 16

They did not, so I had to throw them away one by one as they started to stick, but this latest purchase of mine is so great. It is of very good quality, they are all working so well. I have never been this satisfied.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Oct 16

@shshiju yes finally i made the right purchase.

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@shshiju (10342)

• Cochin, India

13 Oct 16

@salonga If it's quoting is right and hard it will not stick. Glad that this time you got the right thing.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (323168)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

18 Sep 16

That is the problem with those kinds of pans. I've gone through so many myself. I recently switched to stainless steel.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

18 Sep 16

If this new purchase will fail me again I will stick to stainless steel.

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Valerie J. Routhieaux

@just4him (323168)

• Green Bay, Wisconsin

22 Sep 16

@salonga That's why I changed.

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@ridingbet (66854)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

we still have those TEFAL non-sticky pans and pots. the inside is black, right?

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

Yes dear! Tefal is a durable brand but I mishandled my first Tefal Cookware Set. Now I tried the ILO brand from O-Shopping online store.

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@ridingbet (66854)

• Philippines

16 Sep 16

@salonga TEFAL is a brand that has been in the market for ages now.

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@moondebi (1199)

• Bangalore, India

15 Sep 16

Nonstick utensils are bound to get get scratched sooner or later, irrespective of quality. So, there's no harm in buying a cheaper version. Good that you could grab a good deal!

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

And the good thing is this is cheaper but of high quality.

@Letranknight2015 (52665)

• Philippines

19 Sep 16

Dad gave us similar set but different brand and mom gave it to some of members of family. we just kept one

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

20 Sep 16

I hope the one left is serving you well.

@jaboUK (64346)

• United Kingdom

17 Sep 16

They look really good, let's hope they stand the test of time.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

18 Sep 16

Thanks dear. I have high hopes this time around.

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@PainsOnSlate (21845)

• Canada

18 Sep 16

No big deals on good cook ware, but we buy locally and am happy with good quality that lasts for years. We will continue shopping locally....

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

18 Sep 16

That's nice to hear.

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@Morleyhunt (21741)

• Canada

15 Sep 16

I've purchased non stick cook wear that has stood up well. My most recent purchase has not....my father makes the pan too hot and uses metal utensils.....goodbye non stick finish.

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

15 Sep 16

I've learned that non-stick pans do not survive too much heat and all the more metal utensils. So this time I am very careful not to commit the same mistakes.

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@missjessicadawn (3286)

• United States

21 Sep 16

These look nice! I'm at the point where I need to buy a new cookware set but I want to save up to get a really good kind. I'm tired of having to buy a new set all the time!

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@salonga (27775)

• Philippines

13 Oct 16

That's wiser. It is better to buy quality cookware even if it costs more.