T-Fal Initiatives Total Non-Stick 8 Inch Saute Pan, Grey

T-Fal Initiatives Total Non-Stick 8 Inch Saute Pan, Grey | review of T-Fal pans

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	T-Fal Initiatives Total Non-Stick 8 Inch Saute Pan, Grey T-Fal T-Fal, 2006 average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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T-Fal Initiatives, 8", Gray, Saute Pan, Non-Stick Interior & Exterior, Ultrabase Delivers Even Heat Distribution, Domed Stainless Steel Vented Lids, Ergonomic Phenolic Handles With Flame Guard To Keep Handles Cool, Oven Safe Up To 350°ree., Dishwasher Safe, Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Well worth the money

First, I think expensive non-stick is a waste since the cookware has to be resurfaced or replaced once it's scratched or worn. I was looking for a super slick inner surface for not a lot of buck. The T-Fal pans were it.

The inside of the pans are very slick. They are not heavily textured like other pans. This seems counter-intuitive to me; expensive pans want to last longer so they texture their surface yet that adds more surface area for the food to stick to. As an example, I have a harder time cleaning the bottom of the pans than I do the inside.

The thickness of the pan is thin. It is thick enough to even low and medium flames but it cools very quickly. It's a very nice egg pan.

My only complaint is the handle. Even as tight as the screw will go, two of my handles still move slightly side-to-side. It's not enough to affect cooking, but it's annoying.

Overall, I'm very happy with spending $10 for a super slick pan.

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T-Fal are cheap ok non-stick fry pans but i treat them as throw away pans with a 1 to 2 year life span.

Ok, but not the best construction

I've been using this item for about 6 months now, not very often - about once a week on average. The handle just fell off recently. I was able to just screw it back on since the screw had just come loose, but I think it's a sign of poor construction. It's quite smaller than I expected also, not really big enough to make any proper meals, just a couple of eggs perhaps.

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