Paula Deen Poreclain 9 Inch and 11 Inch Skillet Twin Pack, Red
Posted on January 31st, 2010 in
Skillet Material
- Twin pack of 9- and 11-inch nonstick skillets in red from venerable Southern cook Paula Deen
- Speckled porcelain enamel exterior is a breeze to clean; aluminum construction heats quickly and evenly
- Rubberized handles for a cool touch; copper-plated ring for convenient hanging
- Oven safe to 350 degrees F
- Hand wash only; backed by limited lifetime warranty
Product Description
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Paula Deen Poreclain 9 Inch and 11 Inch Skillet Twin Pack, Red
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Okay. I like Skillet, Disturbed, Yellowcard, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, AAR, Allister, Mayday Parade, etc. Does anybody know of any other bands like these? My friends are picking on me for not knowing any of the cool bands! Please Help!
Okay my little sister has a science project coming up and she wants to know which one will melt faster, so we are going to test it out...
So far all we have done is put it on a skillet on out grill..
Yeah I know we aren't scientist lol give us some credit.. lol
So what is the best way to melt a penny, a nickle, and a dime?
Please answer asap!
secular bands, that is.
take the biggest bubble bath possible? Would anyone do both at the same time?
I am a huge fan of three days grace and also really like skillet, nickelback,fray, saving able, evanescence, and the red jumsuit.
I need some good songs that are similar to those rock bands. As well as more songs by saving able skillet, finger eleven ( only know paralyzer) and thousand foot krutch ( only know puppet).
love breaking benjamin aswell
I have a merical made electric skillet and need a new cord
I bought a brand new cast iron skillet with a red porcelain coating on the outside at a thrift store. Well I did not pay enough attention to detail. When I got it home and unwrapped it I found out it has several chips on the exterior that show the cast iron. These chips are up near the top edge of the skillet but the interior is plain cast iron and is fine. I want to know if there is a way to smooth the edges of the chipped area so that it will not chip off too much more. Or I can take it back if I do it in the next few days. Advice please!
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January 31st, 2010
I bought these … they looked good in the store… but when it came to their use, the small pan’s handle is heavier than the pan itself and does not sit level on the burner unless there’s heavy food in it which makes for uneven heating. Both fry pans seem to be an odd size. None of my lids from other pans fit them, not even close. Based on this I will not buy another Paula Deen product. I would like to know who makes them and get contact info so I can express this to the company.
January 31st, 2010
Solid built, heat well, no sticks. We have a Kitchenaid skillet in a larger size that is scratching on the bottom and is badly fading. No such problem so far with the finish on these. Great stuff