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Tongs for non-stick pan...?
Howdy,
I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I can't seem to locate any such... Might you know a source? Sincere thanks, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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Kenneth wrote-
<< I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I can't seem to locate any such... >> We sell them at our store- www.impressivechef.com They're stainless steel, with a non-stick coating in the clamshell-shaped gripping parts. If you're not in the southern NH/northern Mass. area, the ones we carry are from Cuisipro. If you do a search on that, you should be able to find a source. |
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Kenneth wrote-
<< I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I can't seem to locate any such... >> We sell them at our store- www.impressivechef.com They're stainless steel, with a non-stick coating in the clamshell-shaped gripping parts. If you're not in the southern NH/northern Mass. area, the ones we carry are from Cuisipro. If you do a search on that, you should be able to find a source. |
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Kenneth wrote:
> > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... I just use regular spring tongs. nancy |
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Kenneth wrote:
> > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... I just use regular spring tongs. nancy |
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Kenneth > wrote: > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... > Where do you live? In the area where I live (New Jersey), you can find what you want in any cookwares store and even in department stores and some supermarkets. |
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In article >,
Kenneth > wrote: > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... > Where do you live? In the area where I live (New Jersey), you can find what you want in any cookwares store and even in department stores and some supermarkets. |
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"Kenneth" > wrote in message ... > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. Ed |
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"Kenneth" > wrote in message ... > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. Ed |
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On 2004-08-16, Kenneth > wrote:
> I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I use wood kitchen tongs for non-stick. I have a couple pair. Google will help. nb |
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On 2004-08-16, Kenneth > wrote:
> I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I use wood kitchen tongs for non-stick. I have a couple pair. Google will help. nb |
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On 2004-08-16, Kenneth > wrote:
> I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I use wood kitchen tongs for non-stick. I have a couple pair. Google will help. nb |
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On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 20:00:20 -0400, Kenneth
> wrote: >Howdy, > >I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with >non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I >can't seem to locate any such... > >Might you know a source? OXO makes locking tongs with nylon heads in 9" and 12" sizes. I have both but I mostly use the 9". I got mine from Amazon. Leo |
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On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 20:00:20 -0400, Kenneth
> wrote: >Howdy, > >I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with >non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I >can't seem to locate any such... > >Might you know a source? OXO makes locking tongs with nylon heads in 9" and 12" sizes. I have both but I mostly use the 9". I got mine from Amazon. Leo |
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Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
> > "Kenneth" > wrote in message > ... > > Howdy, > > > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > > can't seem to locate any such... > > If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very > little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. > Ed Some people use them to stir food in the pans. Brian Rodenborn |
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Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
> > "Kenneth" > wrote in message > ... > > Howdy, > > > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > > can't seem to locate any such... > > If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very > little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. > Ed Some people use them to stir food in the pans. Brian Rodenborn |
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Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
> > "Kenneth" > wrote in message > ... > > Howdy, > > > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > > can't seem to locate any such... > > If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very > little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. > Ed Some people use them to stir food in the pans. Brian Rodenborn |
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 02:22:27 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" >
wrote: >If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very >little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. >Ed > Hi Ed, I think that the operative word is "you." I have little trouble making certain that my metal tongs don't nick the surface of the pan. Other folks, not so. All the best, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 02:22:27 GMT, "Edwin Pawlowski" >
wrote: >If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very >little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. >Ed > Hi Ed, I think that the operative word is "you." I have little trouble making certain that my metal tongs don't nick the surface of the pan. Other folks, not so. All the best, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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Brian replied to Ed:
>> If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very >> little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. >> Ed > > Some people use them to stir food in the pans. Where's that Blasphemy thread when you need it? :-) For the OP, when I have a situation which would call for tongs in a nonstick pan, I usually use chopsticks. (Not much help, I know, since you specifically asked for tongs.) Bob |
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Brian replied to Ed:
>> If you use tongs properly, they pick up the food and have no (or very >> little ) contact with the pan. Never saw the need for anything special. >> Ed > > Some people use them to stir food in the pans. Where's that Blasphemy thread when you need it? :-) For the OP, when I have a situation which would call for tongs in a nonstick pan, I usually use chopsticks. (Not much help, I know, since you specifically asked for tongs.) Bob |
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On 16 Aug 2004 01:07:54 GMT, ospam (KThomp0909)
wrote: >Kenneth wrote- > ><< I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with >non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I >can't seem to locate any such... >> > >We sell them at our store- >www.impressivechef.com >They're stainless steel, with a non-stick coating in the clamshell-shaped >gripping parts. >If you're not in the southern NH/northern Mass. area, the ones we carry are >from Cuisipro. If you do a search on that, you should be able to find a source. Howdy, As it happens, I am in Lee, NH. Where are you? Thanks, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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"Bob" > wrote in message ... [snip] > For the OP, when I have a situation which would call for tongs in a nonstick > pan, I usually use chopsticks. (Not much help, I know, since you > specifically asked for tongs.) > > Bob > > You can find bamboo tongs for woks pretty easily. In fact, in Asian areas usually a bamboo set with rice paddle, tongs, and spatula |
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"Bob" > wrote in message ... [snip] > For the OP, when I have a situation which would call for tongs in a nonstick > pan, I usually use chopsticks. (Not much help, I know, since you > specifically asked for tongs.) > > Bob > > You can find bamboo tongs for woks pretty easily. In fact, in Asian areas usually a bamboo set with rice paddle, tongs, and spatula |
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"Bob" > wrote in message ... [snip] > For the OP, when I have a situation which would call for tongs in a nonstick > pan, I usually use chopsticks. (Not much help, I know, since you > specifically asked for tongs.) > > Bob > > You can find bamboo tongs for woks pretty easily. In fact, in Asian areas usually a bamboo set with rice paddle, tongs, and spatula |
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If bamboo tongs aren't available locally, try www.cooking.com I've always
had good service from them and swift delivery. "Kenneth" > wrote in message ... > Howdy, > > As it happens, I am in Lee, NH. Where are you? > > Thanks, > > -- > Kenneth > > If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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If bamboo tongs aren't available locally, try www.cooking.com I've always
had good service from them and swift delivery. "Kenneth" > wrote in message ... > Howdy, > > As it happens, I am in Lee, NH. Where are you? > > Thanks, > > -- > Kenneth > > If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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If bamboo tongs aren't available locally, try www.cooking.com I've always
had good service from them and swift delivery. "Kenneth" > wrote in message ... > Howdy, > > As it happens, I am in Lee, NH. Where are you? > > Thanks, > > -- > Kenneth > > If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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Kenneth wrote: > > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... > > Might you know a source? > > Sincere thanks, > > -- > Kenneth > > Try the bamboo tongs sold in Asian markets. We have two pairs of differing lengths; work well for most things. |
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Kenneth wrote: > > Howdy, > > I am looking for a source for tongs that can safely be used with > non-stick pans. I would think that this would be a popular item, but I > can't seem to locate any such... > > Might you know a source? > > Sincere thanks, > > -- > Kenneth > > Try the bamboo tongs sold in Asian markets. We have two pairs of differing lengths; work well for most things. |
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