Re:I only use corning ware Digest Number 14003

[Guest guest]

I only use corning ware. Can usually find lots of it at thrift shops. I always

grab glassware. All I cook with. Have to get use to the way it cooks. But is soo

worth it IMHO.

Way better. Alison F.

10a. Re: Which brand for stainless steel cookware?

Posted by: " Amy W. Osborne " amesw@... amesw

Date: Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:54 am ((PST))

ahhh this is so hard/confusing. well we are buying le creuset after the first

of hte year when our new flex plan dollars are available... we have dr who will

write a script for that... so I was trying to make do with existing pans till

then and unfortunately had a pan down situation... I guess we will get through

it till we can do it. thanks for the info.

> I meant to say its bad. I had to replace a pan and took forever finding

> 18/10 stainless steel in the right size and no magnet stick... which is

> it??

>

> ok i'm confused. i just read other information stating that the magnet

> sticking is *good* - anyone have some definitive info on this? thanks, amy

>

>

[Guest guest]

You can also get camping cookware relatively cheaply and that is

enamel wear. No aluminum of any kind. I stay away from that and those

new silicone thingys.

I bake and cook in mostly glass and nickel free stainless. We store

all food in glass, mason jars mainly. We never heat food in plastic or

non glass cookware. Like leftovers are removed from the pans and put

into glass to be stored.

Anchor Hocking makes relatively inexpensive glassware for storing,

baking in.

If the stainless doesn't say 18/0 or nickel free, don't buy it.

>

> > I meant to say its bad. I had to replace a pan and took forever

finding

> > 18/10 stainless steel in the right size and no magnet stick...

which is

> > it??

> >

> > ok i'm confused. i just read other information stating that the magnet

> > sticking is *good* - anyone have some definitive info on this?

thanks, amy

> >

> >

>

>