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On Copper Cookware
I know there have been a couple of threads on cookware lately, but I wanted to get some feedback specifically about copper cookware. I’ve been looking at it lately, and it’s all so beautiful — and pricey. What...
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best TO stores for copper cookware?
The only store in Toronto I really know that sells copper cookware is William Ashley. Any other recommendations – preferably cheaper? And on the same subject – do you recommend 100% copper, or lined (with stainless,...
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Copper Cookware by Guillard
Guillard is (or was) a French maker of cookware. Name doesn’t matter for thick tinned copper, however, as it’s all basically alike (caveat on THICK). Ignore the blackened areas, it’s a normal occurrence on tinned...
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Old Dutch Copper Cookware
Originally bought but never used. Can I cook in my Old Dutch copper pots and bowls or is there a laquer on them? If there is laquer, then how do i EASILY remove it Boiling is out of the question some pots are just too big
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llecellier villedieu copper cookware
I have the opportunity to purchase a 5 piece set with lids of llecellier villedieu tin lined hand-hammered copper cookware for under $200. I’m not familiar with this brand. Anyone know if this is a good deal?
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Question about copper cookware.
Just ordered my first copper pan — a stainless steel-lined splayed saute pan from Mauviel. Having never cooked in copper before, I’ve been doing a little studying on the internet. I read that you should never heat an...
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French Copper cookware
Here’s a possibility. http://fantes.com/copper_cookware.htm
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Copper cookware and retinning (longish)
's no one kind of cookware that’s going to perform well for every task. IMO, investing in copper for everyday is a waste of money. If you want to get into copper, start small — maybe a 10" sauté pan and/or a smallish...
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Copper cookware - Falk vs. Bourgeat
As it’s almost been two years since your original query, so I’m certain you’ve decided which brand of copper cookware to purchase. But I figured I’d weigh in for others interested in making the move to...
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Toronto: Cheap copper cookware at Homesense
I normally hate Malls but recently my wife insisted that I had to come and take a look at something she’s seen on one of her shopping expeditions. Homesense is selling seconds of Marco Pierre White branded copper cookware...
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Re-tining Copper Cookware
Need referal(s) for copper re-tining of my French saute pans. Thank you.
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Eco Friendly Tip for cleaning copper cookware
Maybe everybody with copper cookware already knows this, but I’m new to owing copper cookware (just got my first piece a couple of months ago— and am looking forward to obtaining more). I found this in searching the...
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Tin flakes off from the copper cookware
I just got a tin-lined copper cookware, it’s a winsor pan and it’s ‘hammered’ to creat dents on the surface of the cookware (for reason I don’t remember any more). Anyway, after I used it once, I...
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Tin Lined Copper Cookware & Electric Stovetop
I was hoping that the Board might be able to help me. I recently purchased some vintage Copral Tin Lined Copper Cookware with brass handles. They were made in Portugal, and are quite heavy. They are in perfect unused condition, I...
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Copper cookware from Sur La Table
of the pan is stamped "Made in Italy." I sent an email to SLT’s customer service and the reply says that they have “Mauviel, in Italy” make their copper cookware. From what I’ve seen, Mauviel makes their...
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