Healthcraft cookware (was Re: non metal frying pan?

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Thanks for the cookware info.

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Yuck. How would I find out?

At 07:57 PM 7/6/2001 -0000, you wrote:

>Hi Moria,

>I think that with stanless steel you might also get nickel

>in your food.

>

>Vera

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>

>

>> Dear Stehanie, Pam, all,

>>

>> I bought the Healthcraft cookware set at the county faire.

>> They have a booth there every year. I have a brochure with

>> the rep's name: Larry Flora (888)428-7594

>> The company's phone # is (813)885-5244, in Tampa FL.

>>

>> I know I already said it is expensive. I was very impressed

>> with the stuff, but reluctant to spend the money. I bought

>> ONE pot and lid (much more expensive when bought by the

>> piece vs. in a set). I used it for a year and still wanted

>> to buy the whole set. I literally got rid of all my other

>> pots except for bakeware, and was so happy to get rid of

>> some of the 2nd rate stuff I was using. I have a friend

>> who has had a set of Healthcraft that she has had for at

>> least 20 years and it is in great condition. It looks just

>> like mine except that they redesigned the handles a bit.

>> In other words, it is expensive, but I have never regretted

>> the money, and would buy it again.

>> If you have any questions about it, feel free to ask.

>> I'm a very happy customer.

>>

>> Moria

>

>

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[Guest guest]

You can find some references if you look through archives of this

group. Aluminum is not good. Iron pans have to be greased all the time

and require special maintanence at the beginning. Actually, some

people do not need iron (like my son had iron too high and still is on

the high side of average).

I use glass to bake and enameled pans (for omelet or veges).

I have noticed recently that you can pick up some healty pots and

pans at antic shops (they are not as expensive as other items).

I still use some non-stick for baking and frying ocasionally.

Vera

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> > >Hi Moria,

> > >I think that with stanless steel you might also get nickel

> > >in your food.

> > >

> > >Vera

> > >-

> > >

> > >--- In @y..., Moria Merriweather <moriam@e...>

wrote:

> > >> Dear Stehanie, Pam, all,

> > >>

> > >> I bought the Healthcraft cookware set at the county faire.

> > >> They have a booth there every year. I have a brochure with

> > >> the rep's name: Larry Flora (888)428-7594

> > >> The company's phone # is (813)885-5244, in Tampa FL.

> > >>

> > >> I know I already said it is expensive. I was very impressed

> > >> with the stuff, but reluctant to spend the money. I bought

> > >> ONE pot and lid (much more expensive when bought by the

> > >> piece vs. in a set). I used it for a year and still wanted

> > >> to buy the whole set. I literally got rid of all my other

> > >> pots except for bakeware, and was so happy to get rid of

> > >> some of the 2nd rate stuff I was using. I have a friend

> > >> who has had a set of Healthcraft that she has had for at

> > >> least 20 years and it is in great condition. It looks just

> > >> like mine except that they redesigned the handles a bit.

> > >> In other words, it is expensive, but I have never regretted

> > >> the money, and would buy it again.

> > >> If you have any questions about it, feel free to ask.

> > >> I'm a very happy customer.

> > >>

> > >> Moria

> > >

> > >

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