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Originally Posted by jyl
After a while, the shiny stainless pan will get scratched and dull, and there will start to be stickage. Use your drill and a buffing pad with compound, and polish the pan up. It will be very slick and practically non-stick. For a while.
My favorite SS pans are All-Clad, because the handle has a “U” cross section, and you can put your thumb in the “U” so the handle and pan won’t rotate. Pans with slippery round-section handles will rotate, usually when heavily loaded with spillable stuff. Especially with wet or greasy hands.
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That's the only downside that I've found to the Demeyere. The handles are good, but not great because they are (not round) but too close to round to provide great/full control if loaded up.
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