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> Sooner or later the rubber will cut, tear, wear, whatever, and the pan
> will then probably start to rust and end up in the junk.
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> OTOH, S/S may scratch a little, but that's about it.
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> SFWIW, I'm probably more than a little prejudiced. I consider teflon
> coated pans a complete waste of time.
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Reply;
It is NOT coated, it is pure rubber. It may not last that long, I don't
know, they seem to be well made, but that is one reason I was asking.
Cast iron is good, but I find it rusts badly on my boat, takes a lot of
heat/fuel, is bulky, and makes a lot of noise banging about, and never
gets clean without a lot of water unless you use it often, and I am only
a sometimes baker except for biskets.-Ken
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