I still have some plain old enamel cookware. Works great. Don't this fancy stuff! PT ----- Original Message ----- From: Garrick To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Friday, May 14, 2010 10:22 AM Subject: Re: CS>PFOA Free Cookware
Anyway, there are probably other, better choices for PFOA free non-stick cookware, like ScanPan which is ceramic over aluminum, but those cost 80 to 100 dollars for a small frying pan and my penurious instincts simply will not allow me to spend that much for a small frying pan, even though I probably waste twice that on occasion on totally useless gadgets (just spent $100 to have the rear seat cup holder in my Legacy station wagon replaced - go figure!) On light weight automobile parts you can good deals on ebay. Just bought a door handle there. Save the $$$ difference on cookware ...spend it on premium organic bacon and eggs. You have yr priorities right. People obsess over buying the best, most expensive cookware = hardware When they should be buying better food which is equivalent to = software It's like spending big money on a treadmill. Just get out there and walk fast for a few miles. Do it with ankle weights even better fat burning There's a saying "Tools make the man". My reply is that a good man can work with tools that are second and third class. If he uses that tool all the time....then maybe go for the best. Same with your non-stick fry pan that is infrequently used. g
