Has anyone got these new ceramic pans?

[mouse4702]

I see them advertised a lot - but the cheapest is about twenty quid.  Lo and behold, Argooooos are advertising a set of 4 on here ("deals") at £21.95 the set!  I just wonder if they are worth a punt.

[ilove2patch]

Not heard of them. I like my stainless steel ones.

[chickengrandma-2008]

If you read up on them they don't sound very good.

[mouse4702]

Me too. I got a set of 3 for a tenner about 15 years ago and they are going strong, they're non-stick and as they say, don't owe me a penny. I wonder if these ceramic ones are like the enamel sets you used to be able to buy at the budget end of the market

[cat-knitter]

I've got the frying pan ..... I like it  🙂

[ed_blackadder_1]

I am afraid I love my Stainless steel ones too, mine arn't non stick so you can scour them, burn them whatever and they still come up looking like new.

[ginap.123]

I use a ceramic frying pan all the time. You can cook a full english without any fat or oil with nothing sticking

[bitsnknots]

Must admit that I've never tried them.  I prefer our stainless steel ones as well.

[myraandjim]

I bought a set of 3 frying pans that were in a reduced to clear section as I had been looking at the ceramic pans for some time but didn't want to pay a lot just to try them. I think they are great, nothing sticks and they can just be wiped round after use. Am now thinking about investing in some other ceramic dishes. The frying pans can be used with no oil, or just a little oil if you prefer so have got to be a healthier form of cooking. They feel pretty light weight compared with my other frying pans so no good for cracking OH across the head!!(joking, honestly)

[dark_castle1]

yeah myra we know you keep the wooden rolling pin for cracking him on the head with !   

[myraandjim]

No, I kept my old pans for hitting him with - rolling pin not quite so effective.

[mouse4702]

So, how do these new ceramic pans measure up for clonking a "loved" one?