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I just added a Circulon 1 Starter Pack to my basket at Amazon, and was
presented with a 'you may also be interested in...' page. This page
had some Circulon 2 products listed. They seem to have a harder
coating of the non-stick stuff.

Sounds great, but there is no starter pack, so I would be forced to
buy it piece by piece which would be expensive. The Circulon Starter
pack I was going to buy is only fifty quid and you get three items, so
thats three for the price of one of the Circulon 2 range.

So my question is, is it worth spending the extra money and getting
the Circulon 2 stuff a piece at a time, or save a bucket load of money
on the Circulon 1 Starter set. I'm interested in the Circulon 2 stuff
because it resists scratching and our cheapo non-stick frying is
missing bits of non-stick coating all over the place. I've rather
spend the money and get something that would resist this, than the
cheaper set and risk damaging it with my heavy handedness!

Opinions welcomed!

Colin

herbie

On 4 Apr 2004 05:17:16 -0700, google@colinsteadman.com (Colin

Debenhams have a different starter set,priced at 100 pounds.

Hard anodized 5 piece cookware set.

Comprising 16, 18 and 20cm saucepans, 20cm French skillet & 30cm
stirfry. Patented 'hi-low' hard anodised food release system combined
with advanced non stick. Heavy guage hard anodised body for
outstanding durability and even heat distribution. Safe grip, stay
cool handles. Oven safe up to 180'c/350'F/Gas mark 4. Suitable for all
hobs except induction. Riveted handles for added strength.


Herbie