busyWe have a whole lot of pots and pans that are perfectly usable, except that they don't work with induction stoves (which we now have). Free to a good home!
[*] Anyone local enough to pick them up, that is.
DETAILS:
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Those cost quite a bit when I bought them and are mostly in really good condition (the small frying pan is a bit scuffed up, but since it's NOT teflon, it should not pose any health concern whatsoever). (taken) |
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(B) Set of non-ferromagnetic stainless steel pots/pans with copper exterior on base. These are fairly cheap but also perfectly serviceable. Not non-stick, but surfaces are easy to clean and in good condition. |
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Nice big stock pot. Has made many soups, baked beans, etc. (taken) |
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(i) One unknown brand mostly rounded base (but has a flat area) and a high-domed lid. (ii) One Calphalon rounded-sided-but-mostly-flat frying pan. (taken) |
