[~sugarpinkloz]

Anyone tried these?

I tried one for my blog and was very impressed!

Have you tried one?

[ChoccyCarole]

Yes I have a grey one which I think I bought from Asda for £19-99 - about a month ago
I also bought the JML CeraCraft 28 cm *drip infuser glass lid* on Ebay 2 weeks later for £9-99 [free postage ]
I have been using it every day ...since buying it
I really like it !!!! It is a good size & NOTHING sticks ~which is brill
It also feels very solid & well made and the food seems to cook very quickly

[~sugarpinkloz]

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Originally Posted by ChoccyCarole

Yes I have one which I have been using every day ...since buying it about a month ago ~Maybe from Asda
I really like it !!!!
I also bought a 28 cm drip infuser glass lid on Ebay for £9-99 / with free postage
NOTHING sticks ~which is brill

ooo didn't even think about looking into getting a lid! That is great, as you said nothing sticks at all!

[ChoccyCarole]

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Originally Posted by ~sugarpinkloz

ooo didn't even think about looking into getting a lid! That is great, as you said nothing sticks at all!

I am sure you will be really pleased .... if you get the lid

Since about a month or more ago
I have really enjoyed looking at your great blog -several times- sugarpinkloz

It is really good ~Well done and ~thanks~ xx

[~sugarpinkloz]

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Originally Posted by ChoccyCarole

I am sure you will be really pleased .... if you get the lid

Since about a month or more ago
I have really enjoyed looking at your great blog -several times- sugarpinkloz

It is really good ~Well done and ~thanks~ xx

Awwww, thanks!

[Welsh-lad]

Was going to get one for Christmas but after hearing so many negative comments from people who'd bought them I thought the better of it.

They work for a while apparently and then deteriorate quite rapidly.
The amazon feedback speaks for itself:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ceracraft-Ce...aft+frying+pan

58% giving it one star only.
That's quite a condemnation.

[TelevisionUser]

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Originally Posted by Welsh-lad

Was going to get one for Christmas but after hearing so many negative comments from people who'd bought them I thought the better of it.

They work for a while apparently and then deteriorate quite rapidly.
The amazon feedback speaks for itself:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ceracraft-Ce...aft+frying+pan

58% giving it one star only.
That's quite a condemnation.

! Some of those reviews are quite shocking and it shows the value of actual user reviews. The Stoneline and Flavorstone pans do get better reviews but there are fewer reviewers.

[~sugarpinkloz]

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Originally Posted by TelevisionUser

! Some of those reviews are quite shocking and it shows the value of actual user reviews. The Stoneline and Flavorstone pans do get better reviews but there are fewer reviewers.

I have been using mine for a good few weeks now, no issues at all. I will have to see how it goes !

[Lucy Lou]

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Originally Posted by ~sugarpinkloz

Anyone tried these?

I tried one for my blog and was very impressed!

Have you tried one?

That sounds interesting, at the moment I am searching for a decent set of non-stick pans and I mean pans that really are 'non-stick'!....and that don't cost a fortune either.

Just had another look at your blog sugarpinkloz and it really has taken off in a great way since I first saw it - well done

[~sugarpinkloz]

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Originally Posted by Lucy Lou

That sounds interesting, at the moment I am searching for a decent set of non-stick pans and I mean pans that really are 'non-stick'!....and that don't cost a fortune either.

Just had another look at your blog sugarpinkloz and it really has taken off in a great way since I first saw it - well done

Thanks very much! This pan is the most non stick on that I have every used

[Welsh-lad]

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Originally Posted by Lucy Lou

That sounds interesting, at the moment I am searching for a decent set of non-stick pans and I mean pans that really are 'non-stick'!....and that don't cost a fortune either.

As I said, check out the consensus on this product before spending the money.
It's scarce enough these days.

[junnja]

They're crap. There was a previous thread. But sorry I couldn't find it

I've got a set of three, and they are absolute rubbish. JML should be taken to task for these pans, as they are not fit for purpose. And don't do what they advertise. An expensive mistake. My pans cost £79. I contacted JML who tried to say it was my fault.

In the end they offered me a voucher to the value of the pans, if I returned fhem. I said, why on earth do you think I would want a voucher to buy something from a company I wouldn't buy off off again?

Very, very disappointed, to say the least.

[Babycakes15]

I bought one a few months ago, it worked fine for a few weeks then things started sticking and burning, very disappointed

[*Joe*]

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Originally Posted by ~sugarpinkloz

Thanks very much! This pan is the most non stick on that I have every used

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Originally Posted by ~sugarpinkloz

I have been using mine for a good few weeks now, no issues at all. I will have to see how it goes !

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Originally Posted by ~sugarpinkloz

ooo didn't even think about looking into getting a lid! That is great, as you said nothing sticks at all!

Just looking at your 'blog' and reading your posts, can I ask if JML provided you a free pan and asked you to write a positive review?
There is an increasing trend all over the internet where internet bloggers are being paid to write positive reviews of products and then plaster them everywhere...

And every single review on your blog is glowingly positive, which makes me think that either you get the products for free or are being paid to write the reviews...

[tony le mesmer]

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Originally Posted by *Joe*

Just looking at your 'blog' and reading your posts, can I ask if JML provided you a free pan and asked you to write a positive review?
There is an increasing trend all over the internet where internet bloggers are being paid to write positive reviews of products and then plaster them everywhere...

And every single review on your blog is glowingly positive, which makes me think that either you get the products for free or are being paid to write the reviews...

Plus this thread is essentially just promoting the blog.

[shmisk]

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Originally Posted by tony le mesmer

Plus this thread is essentially just promoting the blog.

Apparently you are t allowed to make any criticism of the blog- positive comments only

[spectra]

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Originally Posted by *Joe*

Just looking at your 'blog' and reading your posts, can I ask if JML provided youhttp://i2.cdnds.net/13/49/sad.gif a free pan and asked you to write a positive review?
There is an increasing trend all over the internet where internet bloggers are being paid to write positive reviews of products and then plaster them everywhere...

And every single review on your blog is glowingly positive, which makes me think that either you get the products for free or are being paid to write the reviews...

disappointing if this is the case

[sweetpeanut]

Glad I read to then end of the thread. I'm fairly impulsive and with the first two comments and the blog I was thinking brilliant at last a pan that is really non stick.. Hmmm

[ChoccyCarole]

I have used my 28cm Ceracraft frypan every single day since I bought it at the start of February this year
I have regularly mentioned using mine ever since then - in the ** What did you eat today ** thread ~
I still think this frypan is fantastic ~ and so far nothing has stuck to the interior part of the pan
The only thing that has happened recently is that - it is hard to remove all the build up of marks on the outer surfaces - caused by all the every day cooking and drips

I have not wanted to use anything harsh on the outer surfaces ~but I think I will have to attempt to remove these marks somehow - by using some abrasive method
I may even try to soak the outside in some diluted bleach - first -
which would hopefully avoid any chance of leaving any scratches behind on the surface

[sweetpeanut]

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Originally Posted by ChoccyCarole

I have used my 28cm Ceracraft frypan every single day since I bought it at the start of February this year
I have regularly mentioned using mine ever since then-in the ** What did you eat today ** thread ~
I still think this frypan is fantastic ~ and so far nothing has stuck to the interior part of the pan
The only thing that has happened recently is that - it is hard to remove all the build up of marks on the outer surface - caused by all the every day cooking and drips

I have not wanted to use anything harsh on the outer surfaces ~but I think I will have to attempt to remove these marks somehow - by using some abrasive method
I may even try to soak the outside in some diluted bleach - first -
which would hopefully avoid any chance of leaving any scratches behind on the surface

Make a paste from biological washing powder and a little water, and spread it over the bottom on the pan leave overnight

Wonder why so many say these pans are rubbish then?

[ChoccyCarole]

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Originally Posted by sweetpeanut

Make a paste from biological washing powder and a little water, and spread it over the bottom on the pan leave overnight

Wonder why so many say these pans are rubbish then?

Hi sweetpeanut
Yes... I think I will try to do as you have described first with a paste made from biological washing powder
I am not sure why others have not found these frypans to be as good as I do

I recall that I seasoned mine before using it for the very first time ... as it says on the JML Ceracraft cardboard packaging
I think it says that you should repeat this process from time to time - which I have done about 3 more times so far ~by putting some oil into it then heating it up then letting it cool before wiping it clean

I avoid using any utensils that may scratch the interior
I tend to use silicon spatulas etc , when cooking in it every day

[sweetpeanut]

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Originally Posted by ChoccyCarole

Hi sweetpeanut
Yes... I think I will try to do as you have described first with a paste made from biological washing powder
I am not sure why others have not found these frypans to be as good as I do

I recall that I seasoned mine before using it for the very first time ... as it says on the JML Ceracraft cardboard packaging
I think it says that you should repeat this process from time to time - which I have done about 3 more times so far ~by putting some oil into it then heating it up then letting it cool before wiping it clean

I avoid using any utensils that may scratch the interior
I tend to use silicon spatulas etc , when cooking in it every day

If ever I burn a pan that paste gets every tiny bit off without any effort on my part.

Ahh yes! I remember I had a cast iron fry pan and I never seasoned it and it was rubbish, until someone showed me how I should really use it. Same with a wok.

[~sugarpinkloz]

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Originally Posted by *Joe*

Just looking at your 'blog' and reading your posts, can I ask if JML provided you a free pan and asked you to write a positive review?
There is an increasing trend all over the internet where internet bloggers are being paid to write positive reviews of products and then plaster them everywhere...

And every single review on your blog is glowingly positive, which makes me think that either you get the products for free or are being paid to write the reviews...

Nope, not every review is glowingly positive at all if you actually go through! I get sent lots of products to review, and as I state at the top of my blog, all of my reviews are of my own opinion, regardless of whether I was sent the products for free or not. When I get sent a product that I don't like, I write my full review and send it to the company for feedback and give them the option as to whether I post it or not.

In fact I was also sent a pan from a different company that was absolutely awful, so I haven't posted about it. All publicity is good publicity, so If I try something I don't like, then I usually wont post about it but do send my feedback to the company.

[frightlever]

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Originally Posted by sweetpeanut

Wonder why so many say these pans are rubbish then?

They're fine if you baby them. If you eg burn fat onto them the non-stick surface is done and you're not getting it back. Stick to medium heat and make sure you season the pan with oil and you'll be fine. Or get a galvanised aluminium pan and stop worrying about it. (Yeah, galvanised aluminium - aluminium has never been proven to cause any kind of health problems and in any event there's a galvanised coating between the aluminium and the food anyway - not that that'll stop people spouting nonsense.)

Or do it like a pro and learn to cook on cast iron.

(Oh, nice kebab recipe on that site.)

[~sugarpinkloz]

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Originally Posted by frightlever

They're fine if you baby them. If you eg burn fat onto them the non-stick surface is done and you're not getting it back. Stick to medium heat and make sure you season the pan with oil and you'll be fine. Or get a galvanised aluminium pan and stop worrying about it. (Yeah, galvanised aluminium - aluminium has never been proven to cause any kind of health problems and in any event there's a galvanised coating between the aluminium and the food anyway - not that that'll stop people spouting nonsense.)

Or do it like a pro and learn to cook on cast iron.

(Oh, nice kebab recipe on that site.)

There are lots of care instructions with it, like not stacking it with other pans and not to burn stuff on it. If you follow the instructions you will be fine, if you dont you wont- simples!