Tefal Cookware Range

I received a set of Tefal saucepans as a moving in present from my best friend and having been using them regularly for a few months now so thought I should write up what I thought of them. The set we have is the Tefal Elegance Stainless Steel 5 piece set (Argos are currently doing this set for £49.99). In the set you get a 16, 18, 20cm saucepan with glass lid, 24cm frying pan and 14cm milkpan. They are all stainless steel and have an "impact bonded base". There should be a saucepan here to suit every need you have. They are great and the milkpan even has little indentation on the inside giving you measurement markings, I haven't needed ...  Read the complete review

As someone who is interested in cooking, albeit recipes that aren't too complicated requiring lots of ingredients, I have had many pots and pans over the years. One of my worst buys was a 5 piece non-stick pan set from a local chain store for the unbelievably cheap price of £9.99. Needless to say, within 14 months or so (just in time for the guarantee to be invalid!) the pans surfaces had started to blister and the handles loosened. (As the handles were welded on, not screwed on, nothing could be done. Very dangerous!) After this little episode I used my loaf - so to speak - and bought a decent set from Tefal. They cost more, but I still use them and I ...  Read the complete review

I bought a set of Tefal 7 piece Armatal Cookware form the Argos catalogue, I paid £80 for them, which at the time I thought was rather expensive. I usually buy cheaper cookware sets, but I so fed up with the non-stick wearing off and everything sticking and burning the bottoms of them, so I thought that it might be cost effective to invest in a better make, as they will probably work out cheaper in the long run. The set I got has got 3 saucepans, 1 milkpan, a 20cm and 24cm frying pan and a 26cm frying pan with a lid. The bases are made of copper and have an anti-warp disc in the base, so they never warp, my normal frying pan always seems to ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought a Tefal Optimal frying pan as my local Tesco had it on offer for £7.49 instead of £15.99 for the largest size. I have since bought the 2 smaller ones for £9.99 at Woolworths, and consider this to be a reasonable price for pans of this quality. I am now a convert to the school of Tefal, and in turn I now cook with less fat, and I find that my food with much tastier. The principle is simple but very effective. There is a red spot about the diameter of an old 10p in the middle of the pan with the Tefal logo on it. You put the pan on the hob with no food in it, and when it heats up enough to place the food in, the logo disappears, indicating that ...  Read the complete review

Buy Tefal and you are ensured of a Lifetime Guarantee on the non-stick coating. Now, what else could you want for pots and pans which have non-stick interiors? It’s penny–wise and pound-foolish if you are going to buy streams of cheapo pots, which start to peel after 1 month!? You hardly ever used it and it’s time to throw it out already! Isn’t that silly ?So right from the beginning, get a TEFAL set…and be satisfied for the rest of your life! It’s much healthier not having to eat all that non-stick coatings ( xylan etc.) which may prove to spell disaster later on in your life!(cancer?) So if there is something that you want to ...  Read the complete review