Tefal, that's what my saucepans are made from. (Tefal Cookware Range)

Name: mumsymary

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Product:	Tefal Cookware Range
Date:	28/10/02 (673 review reads)
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Advantages: use little fat, easy to clean

Disadvantages: none

Tefal , that's what my saucepans are and my frying pan too.


And if I might say so I am very happy with them.

When we got married many, many years ago we were given stainless steel pans. They were good maybe not quite the best and slowly deteriorated.
I felt the need to replace them. I had previously had to buy a new frying pan and bought a Tefal one I found it very good easy to clean.
So I went shopping and bought myself a 5 piece optimal green cookware set compromising of milk pan, 1.5, 2, 3,litre saucepans and a 24cm diameter frying pan. I bought them from Argos for £59.00p

My Tefal pans have a green enamel exterior with a non stick interior.
The non-stick interior is a coating of polyetrfluoroethylene (P.T.F.E.)
These pans have a lifetime guarantee for the coating as long as it not scratched.
it is possible to use metal utensils on it although I usually use wooden or my non stick ones.
The pans have stay cool ovenproof handles.
The centre of the frying pan has a thermo spot in the centre, which turns red when it is hot, useful when you want to seal the juices in a steak quickly.

To wash and care for my pans well my husband is chief washer upper.
We do not have a dishwasher, but they are dishwasher safe.
All you really need to wash them up is hot soapy water you can use a plastic non-stick scourer if they need it but my husband keeps them in good condition with just hot soapy water and a j cloth.

I have cooked many a variety of dishes in them and I can see we are going to have a long relationship together with my gas hob. I would certainly recommend them.
There is a site www.tefal.co.uk gives you a little more information.

Happy frying LOL Mary

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