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Anybody use Cuisinarte………
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    Posted: 18 hours 45 minutes ago at 10:09pm
Cookware? We(the Wifey) insisted that we have some. So this spring bought a set, fry pans, pots, glass lids etc. These supposedly as close to ‘non-stick’ as possible without being Teflon, or some other gawd-awful deadly concoction. These fry pans are a bitch to clean, unless whatever your cooking swiming in lard, or butter, the food sticks. Anybody else have this challenge?
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Well seasoned cast iron does the job for me. I have never used any Cuisinarte but other “nonstick” cookware has not lasted long. Stainless steel pots with thick bottoms work well. Clean them with Barkeepers Friend and hot soapy water. 
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No experience with Cuisinart. Got the wife some carbon steel pans for Christmas a couple years ago. Same properties as cast iron, but without the weight. Approximately 14 ga steel, with good sized replaceable wood handles. Biggest one came with spare handle, Allen head bolt and Allen wrench. About $50 each on Amazon, but well worth it.
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We stopped with the Non Stick stuff long ago, non stick never lasted more than a few years. Cast here is far better yet wife prefers her SS pans.
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