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Default Inbstant Review: new cookware

On 2007-06-24, Mark Edwards wrote:

> Sears has saute pans, french skillets, searing skillets and
> non-stick saute pans.


I just goolged up a pitcher of a "french skillet" and I don't see
what's exotic about it. Also, I recall seeing the same range of
skillets in France as anywhere else.

Is this just a ploy to make it sound classy, like eggy toast?


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