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expiredNukinFuts posted Feb 11, 2024 02:03 AM
expiredNukinFuts posted Feb 11, 2024 02:03 AM

Half-off Granitestone Non Stick 12 Inch Stainless Steel Frying Pan Nonstick Cooking Pan $24.92

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Credit to SD User Baelzar who posted the 10 inch pan at $19.49 here, https://slickdeals.net/f/17288128-granitestone-10-inch-stainless-steel-non-stick-frying-pan-project-farm-highest-rated-19-49?

I found this larger, 12 inch size, for half price, and got 2.

Says, "Limited time deal".

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https://www.amazon.com/Granitesto...0BYTDJ7FV/
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Credit to SD User Baelzar who posted the 10 inch pan at $19.49 here, https://slickdeals.net/f/17288128-granitestone-10-inch-stainless-steel-non-stick-frying-pan-project-farm-highest-rated-19-49?

I found this larger, 12 inch size, for half price, and got 2.

Says, "Limited time deal".

Free shipping without needing Prime.

https://www.amazon.com/Granitesto...0BYTDJ7FV/

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Feb 11, 2024 02:31 AM
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LostWalletFeb 11, 2024 02:31 AM
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Granitestone makes many versions of their pans.

These blue ones are a very good deal because they do induction cooking.

If you will never need induction, then their grey pans have the other features for less.
Last edited by LostWallet February 10, 2024 at 07:34 PM.
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Feb 11, 2024 02:43 AM
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Quote from LostWallet :
Granitestone makes many versions of their pans.

These blue ones are a very good deal because they do induction cooking.

If you will never need induction, then their grey pans have the other features for less.
Interesting, thanks.

Funny you should mention Induction …. My stove kinda got wonky a few months ago, and rather than replace, I thought of redesigning my kitchen without a traditional stove/stovetop, and instead get four or five induction cooktops, with an oven under the countertop.

I've got no aluminum cookware, so the transition would be painless.

Still getting-by with my busted stove, and it's about 10 months to Thanksgiving, so I've got time to mull this over.

This will be my first Granitestone cookware, I look forward to using it Smilie

Thanks, again for chiming-in šŸ‘
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Quote from LostWallet :
Granitestone makes many versions of their pans.

These blue ones are a very good deal because they do induction cooking.

If you will never need induction, then their grey pans have the other features for less.
I wish I would have seen your comment a few hours ago. I saw the post for the 10" and have been internet sloothing to see what made this better than the other Granitstone Pans. Can't find much saying these are better than the others.

This 12" for 25.00 and the 10" for 20,.00 seem comparable in price to the other types of Granistone. Do you think I should justy grab these? Am I gettting a "little better pan" than the aluminum pans they sell? BTW- No induction cooking needed.

Apprecaite... I mean .....REALLY appreciate the advice.!!!
( or should i just skip these for another/better SD thay may come up for pans. JUst dying to get rid of my scratched Teflon and used these posting as my excuse to buy) Smilie
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Feb 11, 2024 04:24 AM
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Quote from DCM67 :
I wish I would have seen your comment a few hours ago. I saw the post for the 10" and have been internet sloothing to see what made this better than the other Granitstone Pans. Can't find much saying these are better than the others.

This 12" for 25.00 and the 10" for 20,.00 seem comparable in price to the other types of Granistone. Do you think I should justy grab these? Am I gettting a "little better pan" than the aluminum pans they sell? BTW- No induction cooking needed.

Apprecaite... I mean .....REALLY appreciate the advice.!!!
( or should i just skip these for another/better SD thay may come up for pans. JUst dying to get rid of my scratched Teflon and used these posting as my excuse to buy) Smilie
I would love to try these blue ones to compare. I have never used them. The original gray ones are fine for me doing slow cooking with medium heat. I don't fry with high heat.
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Feb 11, 2024 04:25 AM
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Quote from DCM67 :
I wish I would have seen your comment a few hours ago. I saw the post for the 10" and have been internet sloothing to see what made this better than the other Granitstone Pans. Can't find much saying these are better than the others.

This 12" for 25.00 and the 10" for 20,.00 seem comparable in price to the other types of Granistone. Do you think I should justy grab these? Am I gettting a "little better pan" than the aluminum pans they sell? BTW- No induction cooking needed.

Apprecaite... I mean .....REALLY appreciate the advice.!!!
( or should i just skip these for another/better SD thay may come up for pans. JUst dying to get rid of my scratched Teflon and used these posting as my excuse to buy) Smilie
lol, Sloothing is never a waste of Time … you're Learning with every page you open šŸ‘

I've heard that there's some Evidence that aluminum exposure isn't very healthy.

So, I'll err on the side of Caution.

Also: I've dropped aluminum non stick pans, and they easily deform.

Lastly: I bought 1 ten inch pan, for eggs, and two 12 inch pans, 1 for hasbrowns or country style potatoes or crepes, 1 for peppers and sausage, to feed 4 adults quickly.

So, these will be my Breakfast pans.

You might have other Needs for your cooking, in terms of varieties (need more pans) and portion sizes (need bigger pans)

Tough for me to tell you what to do, but I hope the above helps you understand my Logic in getting 3 of these tonight Smilie

Good luck!!
Last edited by NukinFuts February 10, 2024 at 09:29 PM.
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I've ordered the 10" and then the 12". Then I cancled the 10" and kept the 12" ( thinking it's a better bargin and my current 12" is worse then my 10") . Then I decided to cancel the 12" after seeing this same one on Amazon [amazon.com] available from Amazon in just a few days compared to the other link and seller. It seems its been $24.95 since late December.
I've learned on SD buy before you think...or you might loose the item. But after a little research, at least for this deal, I might have a little time to think and get advice from others after my failed sloothing.

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Quote from DCM67 :
I've ordered the 10" and then the 12". Then I cancled the 10" and kept the 12" ( thinking it's a better bargin and my current 12" is worse then my 10") . Then I decided to cancel the 12" after seeing this same one on Amazon [amazon.com] available from Amazon in just a few days compared to the other link and seller. It seems its been $24.95 since late December.
I've learned on SD buy before you think...or you might loose the item. But after a little research, at least for this deal, I might have a little time to think and get advice from others after my failed sloothing.
lol, the Good there is that you're Thinking Smilie

But, I seriously wouldn't use scratched nonstick pans.

And I don't think I'm incorrect in saying that Age is another reason to get new nonstick … There's no way ten year old Teflon is "as good" as 1 year old Teflon.

The ONLY "bad" thing about waiting to buy an Amazon item is that their system will raise the price as the item gets popular and sells-out.

…. hence my adding that the 12" is marked "Limited Time Deal" Wink

Good luck with your Decision making, I'm sure you'll make the best 1 you possibly can Smilie
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Quote from DCM67 :
Apprecaite... I mean .....REALLY appreciate the advice.!!!
( or should i just skip these for another/better SD thay may come up for pans. JUst dying to get rid of my scratched Teflon and used these posting as my excuse to buy) Smilie
You may want to look at this SD which is still alive:

https://slickdeals.net/f/17275492-oxo-good-grips-pro-3-pc-nonstick-hard-anodized-fry-pans-40-7-50-s-h?v=1&src=SiteSearch
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Quote from Jobronie :
You may want to look at this SD which is still alive:

https://slickdeals.net/f/17275492-oxo-good-grips-pro-3-pc-nonstick-hard-anodized-fry-pans-40-7-50-s-...
I went for the OXO. With a coupon a price worth taking a chance. Thanks
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adonis2116Feb 14, 2024 07:05 PM
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Thanks, review looks good here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-eBmPSqd4g

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