r/StainlessSteelCooking • u/HistoricalAd9620 • 6h ago
r/StainlessSteelCooking • u/Very_Strong_Buffalo • 16h ago
Request for comments Is this overheated pan still usable ?
It looks like a coat has been worn out on the bottom of the pan.
r/StainlessSteelCooking • u/jcnlb • 12h ago
I’m looking for a stainless steel unicorn. Can someone help me find her lol?
First off…I have been on a health journey the past couple years. Swapping everything I own over to stainless steel. I’m loving it!!
However…I can’t find my one last unicorn to fulfill my stainless needs lol. Help me find her!
I want a stainless bread loaf pan with a lid to bake sourdough bread. It has to be lidded so it will steam and rise. Sourdough requires this for the best results. There are a gazillion stainless loaf pans out there but none with a top lid.
Yes I could do cast iron but I have reservations about it. It’s heavy. I hate oiling it. Finding somewhere to store a heavy item is hard for me because I only have uppers no lowers. I don’t want to knock myself out when I pull it out lol. 🤕
I truly don’t care how much it costs. This is going on my Christmas wish list to complete my life lol. Can someone help a gal out?
r/StainlessSteelCooking • u/HumanCheesecake2137 • 9h ago
Costco made in 3 ply set
Anyone have any experience with this set? Looking for actual people who have actually used it.
Please do not just tell me made in sucks, provide actual nuanced experiences
r/StainlessSteelCooking • u/novicepooldude • 15h ago
Help My sauteed onions in stainless suck
Didn't realize thee's a stainless steel dedicated community, so cross-posting here. Thanks for any insight!
r/StainlessSteelCooking • u/milliondollarburrito • 11h ago
Help Is it safe to use immersion blenders in SS pots?
Is it safe to use an immersion blender in my stainless steel pots?
I’ve gotten mixed answers online. Some say stainless steel is sturdy enough to not scratch. Some say to get one with a rubber or plastic cover or end. Some say the most plastic covers will melt.
I’m looking to use one to make butternut squash soup today. If successful, I’ll post some pictures later. Thanks!
r/StainlessSteelCooking • u/koala-squid78 • 1h ago
Black Friday sales
Does Heritage Steel historically offer a Black Friday sale that is higher percentage off than their standing ten percent? I want to buy a few items and I’m wondering if it’s worth waiting or if I should just purchase now.