Seems like a good price. RRP $49.95 for the 20 cm version and $59.95 for the 26 cm version.
CamelCamelCamel.
i thought you cant put non-stick pans into the oven?
Teflon is fine at normal oven temperatures, but can be damaged if too hot on the cooktop.
I normally use olive oil, which smokes before it gets hot enough to damage the Teflon.
I hope Ikea still sells $5 pan
https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/kavalkad-frying-pan-black-80267…
24cm, and their cheapest. I recommend it for gas, but if you have electric you probably want a heavier base to even out the heat.
e.g. https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/oumbaerlig-frying-pan-50292100/
of course Ikea does not do free delivery, so Tefal above wins, assuming the base is thick enough.
Is the Ikea frypan good? The coating comes off Tefal in a year or so..
Retired chef here. I use both. The Tefals are really decent for certain things. Basically anything high in acid, don't cook it on cast iron.
Great price for the 17cm pan..
Made in China or France I wonder?
Would like to know too before purchasing
I think I may have bought the second last one..
Pull the trigger and you'll soon find out!
delivery eta 15 may. yes on backorder now
made in china
The 26cm has been 24.50 previously (6 months ago…)
I love it - best frypan I've ever owned. I'd get the bigger one but its $124…
I have the 28cm Tefal as well as a 28cm Scanpan which costs 4x as much. The Tefal does the same job.
Not that cheap for the 26cm, since the 30cm is normally around $42
Really ? never seen it at that price before..?
Fml. Thanks
And FWIW I love these pans. I've been on the lookout for that 30cm to drop in price
Can easily handle being put in the dishwasher 😁
I bought one of these about 2 years ago (the larger one) and it’s still perfect, looks brand new even. Highly recommend, better than $100 pans
Do you hand wash it or use dishwasher?
I have a Tefal and Scanpan and agree.
These are pretty good pans.
I use it as my daily pan, will last 1-2 years before you need a new one.
Yes, they've been cheaper before - but I'm buying another (26cm) at this price.
My 'daily driver' too and in use for 18 months - only just starting to show the signs of abuse - and still fully functional. Goes from stovetop to oven and the cooking surface is still in good shape. Well worth the extra few dollars over other short-lived non-stick pans.
And yes, I've worked in some pretty serious kitchens - these Tefal pans work well without the maintenance issues that come with iron pans that don't get the constant use of a commercial kitchen.
Buy, use, enjoy.
Cheers OP needed a new pan after scratching another 26cm one.
Highly recommend the 26cm too, spent years with cheap pans and this thing makes cooking in it so damn good
Still rocking the pans from this deal. Very happy with them.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/572570
Damn, missed it
This seems to be a good deal if it suits your needs and you can find stock:
$59.40, use code WELCOME10 on new accounts for $10 off (can use same address/phone number as existing accounts)
Selling for $220+ elsewhere even though it says it's normally $99
26cm frypan
24cm stewpot
20cm stewpot
16cm saucepan
5 x cooking utensils
Nice one Miss B, you should post this as a deal by itself!
About to go to bed, someone else can if they're interested and it doesn't sell out before they get a chance.
The daily cooks are non-stick with titanium rather than anodised.
Is that better?
Titanium coating is supposed to last longer, however, I suspect it's probably more marketing than anything really. I have hard anodised pans I have used for years and years that are going strong so it's more or less about how you take care of your cookware.
I have gone through all the usual Tefal/Circulon/Anolon pans but have found the IKEA 365+ range to be as good (if not better) and even more durable than those popular brands.
Doesn’t work on induction
Handle isn't reverted though, had a bad experience with those.
Thanks for pointing that out
Available again on backorder. @ufwpd
Ordered. Thank you !!
Gourmet? I'm fairly sure a gourmand uses a cheap cast iron pan that is well-seasoned and never washed.
Plebs like me use a $5 non-stick pan from Ikea, which does perfect omelettes, and gets replaced every few years because we are careless and scratch it.
I do like the metal handle on the Tefal, so you can put it straight in the oven after searing the meat.