Curtis Stone Kitchen TSV 25/10/24

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Curtis Stone Kitchen TSV 25/10/24

 

[Sazza]

TSV is 3L All Day Chefs Pan with silicon handle covers

 

[Cashers]

But do we get an all day chef to go with it????

 

[Grizelda]

But do we get an all day chef to go with it????

If it would be Curtis, the Australian chef, it would be fun to have him in the kitchen for a day rattling his pots and pans!

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Curtis Stone 3L All Day Chef's Pan with Silicone Handle Covers
Item Number: 834859
QVC Price £93.00
Todays Special Value Price £59.96
P&P £3.95

Elevate your culinary experience with the Curtis Stone All Day Chef's Pan. This versatile pan allows you to steam, fry, saute, simmer and bake your favourite dishes with ease thanks to the Dura-Pan+ technology and cast aluminium construction, ensuring easy food release and hassle-free clean-up. Complete with a steamer basket, wooden spatula and two silicone handle covers, this pan is your ultimate cooking companion.

Delivered directly from Curtis Stone - please allow 7 - 10 working days for delivery.

Do-it-all pan - the All Day Chef's Pan is a true culinary marvel, perfect for sauteing or steaming vegetables, searing steaks, simmering stews and even baking your favourite sweet treats. Plus, you'll receive a recipe book with 11 recipes to kickstart your journey in creating delicious meals right out of the box.

Dura-Pan non-stick coating - featuring Dura-Pan+, this specially formulated five-layer titanium, non-stick coating adds strength and durability, offering more than eight times the strength of unreinforced non-stick coatings. It provides premium food release making clean-up a breeze, plus it's metal-utensil safe and PFOA-free.

Cast aluminium construction with stainless steel disc base - the stainless steel disc base provides even heating across all pan surfaces and works on all cooktops including induction. The cast aluminium construction creates an ideal weight for easy handling and will still give the pan a stylish design.

The perfect accessories- alongside the steamer basket, wooden spatula and two silicone handle covers, the innovative lid features braising dots that collect evaporated water, oils and juices to keep your food moist and flavourful. Additionally, the dual-sided strainer function effectively strains both fine and chunky foods, while the dual-sided pour spouts ensure easy pouring.

Six stylish colours - if you enjoy a timeless, minimalist kitchen style, the Black or Cream colour options are perfect for you. For a splash of colour and flair in your cookware collection, go for Classic Blue, Hunter Green, Sunflower or Plum.

• Cast aluminium construction
• Dura-Pan non-stick coating with a speckled interior finish
• Saddle-shaped knob on lid allows for tools to be rested on
• Metal-utensil safe
• Oven safe up to 232C
• Dishwasher safe
• Pan dimensions (l x w x h): 35.5cm x 29.2cm x 13.9cm (14" x 11.5" x 5.5")
• Steamer basket dimensions (l x w x h): 24.3cm x 24.3cm x 4.8cm (9.6" x 9.6" x 1.9")
• Spatula dimensions (l x w x h): 27.6cm x 7.8cm x 1.9cm (10.9" x 3.1" x 0.8")

Colour options:

• Black
• Classic Blue
• Cream
• Hunter Green
• Plum
• Sunflower

Contains:

• 1 x Chef's Pan
• 1 x steamer basket
• 1 x wooden spatula
• 2 x silicone handle covers
• 1 x recipe book

All measurements are approximate

http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.834859.html

 

[stratobuddy]

Yet MORE cookware, each brand supposedly better than the last brand they had on (usually only a few days earlier lol).

I bought an expensive Le Crueset ALUMINIUM fry pan not long ago, you can't even fry an egg in it!!! The base is not flat, so all the oil is around the edge like a moat.

 

[mina]

Wow. I've used Circulon frying pans for years now, but they are the older type with concentric circles shaped into the base and I don't think they do them any more. Try Harts of Stur for a good selection of brands. I buy a lot of their kitchen stuff and delivery is excellent.

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

That's great to kniw Mina at my age I honestly hardly yse all that I have I seem to have gone off cooking which is something I used to love. Just had a look at QVC tv guide today which means ?most of the hours I won't watch because the awful Ophelia Dennis features on them. More money list of mine to QVC

 

[Grizelda]

Yet MORE cookware, each brand supposedly better than the last brand they had on (usually only a few days earlier lol).

I bought an expensive Le Crueset ALUMINIUM fry pan not long ago, you can't even fry an egg in it!!! The base is not flat, so all the oil is around the edge like a moat.

The pan has warped. That shouldn't happen. Can you get in touch with le Cruset for a refund?

 

[alter ego]

The pan has warped. That shouldn't happen. Can you get in touch with le Cruset for a refund?

I had a non-stick pan from QVC years ago. Within a few months all the coating came off. I asked QVC for a returns form, they said NO as it's past the (then) 30 days. I explained that it was faulty. They still said no. I dug out Martin Lewis's SADFART list, rang back, quoted it and got a returns label.

How old is the pan, Strato?

 

[Toril]

I’ve used a non stick saucepan for 10 years. I use it to do everything in it, barring baking cakes (which I don’t do anyway.) I use it for boiling, frying, steaming etc. The non stick is still good with no flaking at all. It cost £6.99 from Home Bargains. That’s the reason I don’t bother to buy “designer” brands. When it eventually gives up the ghost, I’ll buy another cheap one.

 

[Grizelda]

I’ve used a non stick saucepan for 10 years. I use it to do everything in it, barring baking cakes (which I don’t do anyway.) I use it for boiling, frying, steaming etc. The non stick is still good with no flaking at all. It cost £6.99 from Home Bargains. That’s the reason I don’t bother to buy “designer” brands. When it eventually gives up the ghost, I’ll buy another cheap one.

You can be lucky with cheap non stick, but I've had black flakes in my scrambled eggs too many times. Perhaps it matters how you wash them. I'm not too careful with my pots and pans.

 

[Grizelda]

I’ve used a non stick saucepan for 10 years. I use it to do everything in it, barring baking cakes (which I don’t do anyway.) I use it for boiling, frying, steaming etc. The non stick is still good with no flaking at all. It cost £6.99 from Home Bargains. That’s the reason I don’t bother to buy “designer” brands. When it eventually gives up the ghost, I’ll buy another cheap one.

What did people do before there were non stick pans? Lots of soaking pots in the kitchen sink, I imagine.

 

[candycane]

I bought a Flavourstone cook anything pan years ago and it is truly non stick. Even Mr CC couldn't wreck it. Then when I wanted to buy a full set they seemed to be discontinued so I bought a set of Copperstone pans/frying pans and they too are really good. Totally non stick and really easy to clean anything off with just one of those non abrasive sponges. They weren't cheap but I doubt I'll ever need to buy any more pans in my lifetime.

 

[stratobuddy]

The pan has warped. That shouldn't happen. Can you get in touch with le Cruset for a refund?

I don't think it's warped, it has always been like it.

Will try and contact them.

How old is the pan, Strato?

I'm sure it was this year, will have to check

PS This site is so slow for me that I hardly ever come on to it these days, about 5 minutes just to load a post.