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Faireman
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 Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 4:22 pm Post subject: Waterless Cooking |
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| Having just sat through a county fair demo of waterless cooking sets (Americraft) and watched two retirees on fixed incomes pull out their checkbooks and hand over 10% of their annual social security benefit, I'm wondering are these sets worth the money???? It's like $300-500/pot with lid. |
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Dilbert
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| Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 4:40 pm Post subject: |
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>>worth the money?
not even close. it's a gigantic MLM scheme.
it's a stainless steel pot/pan/container with a disc to distribute the heat better than thin stainless steel.
ask the simple question: what makes it different from the $40 pot ? |
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DrBiggles
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| Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 4:52 pm Post subject: Re: Waterless Cooking |
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| Faireman wrote: | | Having just sat through a county fair demo of waterless cooking sets (Americraft) and watched two retirees on fixed incomes pull out their checkbooks and hand over 10% of their annual social security benefit, I'm wondering are these sets worth the money???? It's like $300-500/pot with lid. |
I warmed up some frozen veggies last night for the boys in a 12 dollar handmedown pot without water. Just used melted butter.
Biggles |
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GaryProtein
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DrBiggles, I'm sure you would have noticed a great improvement in taste and texture when warming those frozen vegetables if you had used waterless cookware with at least 7 plies.
Everybody knows the better waterless cookware has at least 7 plies. I would have thought you would have known that, too.  |
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Michael Chu
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| Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 5:18 am Post subject: |
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| GaryProtein wrote: | DrBiggles, I'm sure you would have noticed a great improvement in taste and texture when warming those frozen vegetables if you had used waterless cookware with at least 7 plies.
Everybody knows the better waterless cookware has at least 7 plies. I would have thought you would have known that, too. |
Don't forget that weird funky oil layer in between the tri-ply and the quad-ply layers... it cures cancer, causes you lose weight, and strengthens the immune system (because the oil is inside the pan instead of on the pan!) |
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danicamoore
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Location: Illinois
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| Michael Chu wrote: | | GaryProtein wrote: | DrBiggles, I'm sure you would have noticed a great improvement in taste and texture when warming those frozen vegetables if you had used waterless cookware with at least 7 plies.
Everybody knows the better waterless cookware has at least 7 plies. I would have thought you would have known that, too. |
Don't forget that weird funky oil layer in between the tri-ply and the quad-ply layers... it cures cancer, causes you lose weight, and strengthens the immune system (because the oil is inside the pan instead of on the pan!) |
I agree with this one. But could it really lose your weight? |
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