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Default What's the deal with pans without lids?

In a pinch, I have made lids from foil. I think they sell lids
separately because sometimes the lid in a particular line of pots and
pans fits several items that they sell.

Also, it makes them more money.

I get my best cookware at second hand stores and yard sales. I have a
wonderful, heavy roasting rack that cost me a dollar. You can't get
one that good today even in the cooking stores.

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