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OogieBoogie · F
Id say 'good ole cast iron' ....but that's only good until your wrists give out.
And id say it depends.
It depends on how you cook, what type of cook top you have. ...how much you cook .
Is dishing out hundreds and hundreds worth it ? (It is if you cook a lot ).
The only thing that comes to mind is:
Whatever you get, get ones with two handles - esp the larger pieces like stew pots and frypans.
I dont wanna be depressing, but it's ALL heavy, even the smaller pieces, when its full of ingredients - and the last thing you want is to drop it, or not be able to use it due to diminishing strength as you age.
And id say it depends.
It depends on how you cook, what type of cook top you have. ...how much you cook .
Is dishing out hundreds and hundreds worth it ? (It is if you cook a lot ).
The only thing that comes to mind is:
Whatever you get, get ones with two handles - esp the larger pieces like stew pots and frypans.
I dont wanna be depressing, but it's ALL heavy, even the smaller pieces, when its full of ingredients - and the last thing you want is to drop it, or not be able to use it due to diminishing strength as you age.
@OogieBoogie yes, my cast iron is heavy. Get it full and sheesh. Pulling it out of oven, for a clutz like me? Yikes. Where most my burns have happened
OogieBoogie · F
@Bexsy ive nearly dropped mine a few times, slopped it sideways a few.
I sadly, but wisely left it behind when i moved .
I just couldn't anymore.
Ive also cut down the amount of pieces is have - i truly only use three🤷♀
I sadly, but wisely left it behind when i moved .
I just couldn't anymore.
Ive also cut down the amount of pieces is have - i truly only use three🤷♀



