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Can anyone advise how is this compared to stainless steel wok?
I had been waiting to get a good deal on quality wok.
I bought this back in 2015 and can't believe I paid 28 bucks! This is a really good price on a good, no nonsense wok.
I bought this back in the day based on serious eats recommendation. Apparently, they no longer recommend it because it kept going in and out of stock, but for this price I think it's a steal!
I don't stir fry much, but I got one for my mom who abuses it, and so far it has held up well.
Can anyone advise how is this compared to stainless steel wok?
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https://www.seriouseats
is a great guide to woks!
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https://www.seriouseats
is a great guide to woks!
Does it mention Teflon anywhere?
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is a great guide to woks!
Can anyone advise how is this compared to stainless steel wok?
I had been waiting to get a good deal on quality wok.
I can't imagine using stainless steel for a wok. Carbon steel is normal, or cast iron if you're really strong. Woks need a coating of seasoning to take the high heat of quick cooking, and clean up almost instantly for repeated dishes in a meal.
It shouldn't. No carbon steel cookware should have Teflon.