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Read an article where they actually suggest you use wooden or silicone spoon and spatula with stainless steel pots and pans. Do most people agree with this? it said using metal utensils whether your fork or spoon or spatula could cause bit of damage to the stainless steel. So it could be...

What utensil would you recommend me get for a stainless steel pot that i use for cooking pasta and broccoli? Need to get a big spoon to scoop the food up. Do have an old silicone spatula and spoon. Could i use those? Are those not good to be used together with stainless steel pot? Always go with...

Would you say its worth paying double or triple the amount for a stainless steel pan vs a nonstick pan if you only plan to use it for few months? My concern is the safety of it. Now something else came to my mind which i did not think about. Also bought a new aroma rice cooker few months...

Well phrased it incorrectly. Have traveled for years but when i go to one location, im there for a long time before i go to another location. Thing is i always buy a new pot to steam food everytime i go to a new location or come back to same location. Reason being the pot i use to steam...

My issue is this. i had bought two stainless steel pots not that long ago. One was a hamilton beach one that was under 50 dollars and that seem to be quality stainless steel. The other one at walmart and mainstays brand and it was literally 15 dollars. Both are shown as 18/10. The thing is...

Thanks for response. So the example i posted is good though at that price? The thing is it doesn't mention 18/10 metal so that mean it might not be high quality stainless steel? Saw another stainless steel pan at that size where the price is 35 dollars and its Hamilton Beach brand and it...

So you are saying there is no health concern at all with a cheap stainless steel pan then even if anything happens to it? Such as discoloration or anything like that?

Found a cheap stainless steel pan that is under twenty dollars at a store here. im not in the us but in another country. Brand is called Gibson Elite and shows at the back GibsonElite GibsonOveraeas gibsonusa.com Details are Stainless Steel Frying Pan 9.5 inch Durable stainless steel...

Found a cheap stainless steel pan that is under twenty dollars. im not in the us but in another country. Brand is called Gibson Elite and shows at the back GibsonElite GibsonOveraeas gibsonusa.com Details are Stainless Steel Frying Pan 9.5 inch Durable stainless steel construction...

is any type of stainless steel pans good? What if its a cheap price one? But any health concern of it if there is damage to it inside? Such as imagine it looks l like there is corrosion or something is coming off? So does the stainless steel pan need to have any requirements? Such as make...

is any type of stainless steel pans good? What if its a cheap price one? So does the stainless steel pan need to have any requirements? Such as make sure it isn't a cheap price pan? imagine you see a $15 dollar stainless steel pan. Do you need to make sure it says 18/10 on it? Does it need...

Cast iron just seems like lot of work. Again i might not use it for a long time so it would then rust? The idea that after you are done using it and need to clean it by putting oil over it and then turning on the stove... that is something i never heard of. Also i heard cast iron could leach...

Am talking about stainless steel and not carbon steel. Have a stainless steel pot that i use for making pasta and broccoli. How would i destroy this stainless steel pot though if i try to make steak or eggs with it? issue though its pot so high in height compared to a stainless steel pan, so...

Confused. But most people here don't use the soft side? Never had i use the harder side. You suppose to clean dishes with the harder side?

So i use nonstick pans for a long time and had no idea these may be toxic? The last pan i bought was one of those cheap nonstick pans i saw. Rarely do i use a frying pan because i steam food in a pot. But if i use a pan, it would be either steak, eggs, beef, burger or maybe sausage links. But my...