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It's a whole pot is hard anodized, as non-stick? What is the difference? Which is better?
I want a whole pot, and I've never had a "hard anodized" pots.
It is similar to the non-stick, but a little better. It's really only one surface thicker non-stick product. Google anodized hard if you're really interested in learning more about it. Regarding the kitchen going. For home nonstick Teflon pans are perfect, just be sure to avoid thin pans that they burn food more easily. If you 're willing to spend money, copper-plated stainless steal if the idea for the kitchen professional kitchen. Copper conducts heat very quickly and evenly. Stainless steel, if used correctly, the desired product caramelize and burning required for some foods. The cast is also excellent choices, but can also be extremely costly and cumbersome. I would avoid buying the cookware a Chain stores like Wal-Mart targets, etc. Go to a proper cooking supply store and ask them about non-stick pans. You will find May they have a choice and variety to your needs. Make sure you have an idea of the kitchen to pick them up does it feel heavy and have enough substance that can lead to a lot of heat without burning food? One of the best places to start is a Williams-Sonoma.
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