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Essteele Per Vita Non Stick 28cm Open French Skillet/Frypan - $76.95 + Free Shipping (Was $154.95) @ Cookware Brands

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Essteele Per Vita Non Stick 28cm Open French Skillet/Frypan - $76.95 + Free Shipping (Was $154.95) @ Cookware Brands
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MarketingCookware Brands on 03/05/2017 - 19:02 cookwarebrands.com.au (340 clicks)
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OZESSTEELEPERVITASKILLET

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cookwarebrands.com.au - $154.95 (Free Shipping)
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$219.95 - Essteele - http://bit.ly/2pvMVTa

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This Essteele Per Vita 28cm nonstick Open French Skillet is a pleasure to cook with thanks to the solid copper that is spread across the induction suitable base, allowing heat to disperse evenly and quickly. This results in optimum heat control and perfect cooking conditions favoured by the most discerning cooks. The elegant and refined design is crafted from high quality polished stainless steel for superior durability and shine. Handles and lids crafted from stainless steel ensures this 28cm Nonstick Open French Skillet will last a lifetime. This skillet is dishwasher safe, and oven safe to 240°C for added convenience.

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  • cheepwun on 03/05/2017 - 19:13

    Nonstick surfaces are a health hazard.
    Cast iron for the win.

    If you must fry.

    • twocsies on 03/05/2017 - 19:26
      +2

      Regulatory agencies worldwide have concluded that PTFE non-stick manufactured without the use of the component called PFOA is not a risk to consumers. All Essteele non-stick is completely PFOA free.

      • cheepwun on 03/05/2017 - 19:30

        Regulatory agencies are in the pocket of the corporations, who pay them. Thanks, but I don't look to them for 'approvals' while I use myself and those I associate with as a living biological experiment for the latest round of toxins approved by the filthy State.

        Besides, cast iron is 'non-stick' anyway, and doesn't change the taste of food like these chemical concoctions do. And they will last a lifetime with proper care. Even after over-heating and lots of abuse.

        And they cost less.
        And they are time-proven.

        • twocsies on 03/05/2017 - 19:35
          +1

          Cast iron does help to reduce anemia. But it is not all good. Too much iron is also linked to numerous diseases. Mostly only a concern if eating a lot of red meat as well as fortified foods and also using cast iron pans. https://examine.com/nutrition/are-cast-iron-pans-unsafe/

        • cheepwun on 03/05/2017 - 19:45
          +1

          @twocsies:
          Too much of anything is a problem. Cast iron is amongst the safest option for cooking, and has been proven for thousands of years. I'll take that over any State-approved no-long-term-study flavour-of-the-month chemical concoction.

          Just now people are starting to realise what packaged plastics are seeping into their food and drink (among other materials). Cast iron sounds great to me in comparison. Happy to have taken my family off the junk stuff.

          And it doesn't 'flavour' the food like that junk stuff does.
          And it works, and works well.
          And is cheaper.

          And doesn't support DuPont (among others) …the enviro-vandals and war profiteers. Lots of environmental damage in the manufacture of these products.

          PS. to whom it may conceern: don't your negatives on me in one go.
          I'll be here long after you stop selling this sludge.

        • Diji1 on 03/05/2017 - 19:54
          +1

          @cheepwun: Iron is State approved, i have no idea why you're risking everything by using it. Your just on of the sheeple!

        • cheepwun on 03/05/2017 - 20:01

          @Diji1:
          I know, right. Baaaaaah.

          The difference being a large corporation hasn't approached the State Mafia for approval. It has been here for thousands of years and will be here for thousands more. Long after the latest fad has had their bribes paid and approvals granted.

          GMO food has had 'approvals' too. I'd like to state what I think of them here, but can't using polite language. Nor get into the fact that it doesn't need to be labelled as genetically modified, so the tax-paying Slaves cannot make an informed decision.

          All those plastics we use have been approved too, despite leeching their crap in our food and drink. Pesticides, etc. The sheep are going north-west. I may not know where I am going, but it sure as hell isn't where that flock is going.

          Bread-makers. Sandwich-makers. Rice-cookers. Non-stick garbage, most of them (you can still get cast iron or stainless steel if you look). Otherwise, no thank you.

        • Raynes on 03/05/2017 - 22:23
          +1

          Appeals to emotion everywhere :/
          Chemicals are so scary!
          Who knows what those crazy scientists are doing modifying those genetics!

        • cheepwun on 03/05/2017 - 23:12
          -1

          @BTRaynes:

          Who knows what those crazy scientists are doing modifying those genetics!

          You can find out here: www.gmoevidence.com among many, many places online.
          If you actually cared enough to see what the research has shown up to this date.

          As for non-stick crapware, plastics and the rest…well there is a wealth of evidence….now.
          In the meantime, people have been using them for decades. Good stuff, being a human experiment and all.

        • bargainparker on 04/05/2017 - 01:02
          +2

          @Diji1:

          And you are not? Then tell me, how is it that government departments decide to change departments' names from one to another, spend millions of dollars (check for yourself if you don't believe, freedom of information), don't get better quality of service or anything for that matter, the department is exactly the same as it was, yet… 20 something million Australians are paying for that just like sheep? If I came to you and took money of you, you'd cry robbery. If you paid for something and got lesser product, you'd go and tell them where to stick it.

          Yet, the government takes your money, throws it away and you just sit there minding your own business. That money could be used for many other necessary things.

          So, who's the sheeple?

        • Raynes on 04/05/2017 - 07:18
          +1

          @cheepwun:
          Upon landing on the website I'm confronted with an image of a gloved hand holding a syringe to a sweet corn. Like that's how it works.
          Scare tactics, appeals to emotion and misinformation.
          Hardly reputable.

        • simulacrum on 04/05/2017 - 09:36

          @BTRaynes: Watch out for that dihydrogen monoxide! It's government and Big $PHARMA$ approved, but can be fatal when inhaled even in small dosages and is the main component of acid rain. It's used by big polluting corporation$ as a fire retardant, a cooling agent in dirty nuclear power plants and is key to several processes used to genetically modify crops. Yet dihydrogen monoxide is a common ingredient in most processed foods and is even turning up in organic produce! Write to your local PM to have dihydrogen monoxide BANNED!

        • cheepwun on 04/05/2017 - 12:18

          @BTRaynes:
          If that's all you have to say about the website, then that's convenient.
          For you.

  • [Deactivated] on 03/05/2017 - 19:15
    -4

    All non stick pans are toxic like Teflon.

    • incipient on 03/05/2017 - 19:23
      -1

      Sauce?

      Even some whacked out hippie site thinks ceramic pans are safe (and that's saying something =P)

      https://wellnessmama.com/13203/glazed-ceramic-pans-safe/

      Granted Teflon pans are not worth the risk.

      Edit: That site came from 30s of searching. Take it (and food) with a pinch of salt.

  • jv on 03/05/2017 - 19:37
    +1

    French Skillet/Frypan

    LOL

    Essteele cookware is manufactured in Milan, Italy…

    #geographyfail

    • opilot87 on 03/05/2017 - 20:13
      +8

      French skillet is a type of pan, not where it's made

      comprehensionfail
      • jv on 03/05/2017 - 20:35
        -1

        French skillet is a type of pan

        https://goo.gl/M4dgxD

        nice try though…

        • opilot87 on 03/05/2017 - 20:49
          +2

          You googled 'French'. I would suggest googling 'French Skillet'.

          nice try though…

        • twocsies on 03/05/2017 - 20:49
          +3

          So your reasoning is that every product that uses a descriptive French, as in French fry, french kiss, French bulldog, French doors, French horn, must be manufactured in France?

          JV, classic overhead dumbbell French press. What a crock. Ring up Hungry Jacques for me, be a sport.

        • jv on 03/05/2017 - 21:15
          -3

          @twocsies:

          So your reasoning

          My reason is that it's not French, it's Italian

        • fantombloo on 03/05/2017 - 21:36
          +1

          @jv: So why haven't you piped up about maccas' Australian chips yet?

        • jv on 03/05/2017 - 21:38
          -1

          @thevofa:

          I eat at Hungry Jacks.

        • twocsies on 03/05/2017 - 23:04
          +1

          @jv: it's Hungry Jacques, as it's obviously a French restaurant as it sells French fries.

        • jv on 03/05/2017 - 23:47
          -1

          @twocsies:

          it's obviously a French restaurant as it sells French fries.

          Nope, HJ only sell chips…

        • twocsies on 04/05/2017 - 11:49

          @jv: It's legal for you to ignore synonyms.

    • gimli on 03/05/2017 - 20:22
      +1

      Lol JV owned again.

  • theoneandonly on 03/05/2017 - 19:41
    +2

    world's longest code

    • MarketingCookware Brands @ Cookware Brands on 03/05/2017 - 19:43
      +1

      until the next one ….. ;)

  • Dearest77 on 03/05/2017 - 22:00

    i need stainless fry pan and a decent chef knife. when does the deal come

    • MarketingCookware Brands @ Cookware Brands on 03/05/2017 - 22:04

      Hi Dearest 77,

      you may wish to check out our website as we have a huge selection of frypans and knives - www.cookwarebrands.com.au.

      ~ CWB

  • wazza23 on 03/05/2017 - 22:59

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    • jv on 03/05/2017 - 23:47

      You left out the W

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