Saucepan Fail

[st13phil]

How difficult can it be?

I want a non-stick 14cm saucepan without pouring indents.

Based on the photographs, I thought I'd finally found what I wanted on the John Lewis website so ordered one. It arrived this morning and guess what? It has f*#@ing pouring indents

So now I have to return it and swallow the delivery charge

 

[Petrol Pete]

I feel your pain, but it will be over soon.

Just a flash in the pan. you will soon get a handle on it , that's a copper bottomed certainty , this kind of thing rarely sticks around for long...typical, it never rains ...it pours....

Ill get my coat...

 

[Deleted member 6183]

It only cost £6 is it worth returning?

 

[Stratman]

How does the non stick coating stick to the pan

 

[GeeJayW]

How does the non stick coating stick to the pan

It's non non stick on the underside....

 

[markmifsud]

As the product delivered differs from that advertised, just phone them and get it returned at their expence.

 

[markjay]

As the product delivered differs from that advertised, just phone them and get it returned at their expence.

This ^

And you should have no issue with getting a full refund from John Lewis, they have very good customer service.

 

[Nicebutdim]

Seems like bad pot luck.

 

[GeeJayW]

I wouldn't worry too much, it'll all pan out in the end...

 

[219]

Topf of the pots .

 

[Swotty]

Let us know how it pans out, Phil.

 

[Yugguy]

Tefal Ingenio. Removal handles too, really clever.

 

[moonloops]

Can you all put a lid on these silly puns

 

[MissyD]

How difficult can it be?

I want a non-stick 14cm saucepan without pouring indents.

Based on the photographs, I thought I'd finally found what I wanted on the John Lewis website so ordered one. It arrived this morning and guess what? It has f*#@ing pouring indents

So now I have to return it and swallow the delivery charge

Can I just ask, i know you didn't want them, but is it a disaster that it has pouring indents?

 

[zipdip]

Phil do not listen to all those poking fun at your problem they have no idea how important it is to get the right pan for your cooking,I have always used a 16cm pan for what I suppose is for omelette's not sure of the quality of John Lewis pans but you need a heavy one and of course never wash it only wipe it out with a kitchen towel.

 

[Vintage Racer]

Phil do not listen to all those poking fun at your problem they have no idea how important it is to get the right pan for your cooking,I have always used a 16cm pan for what I suppose is for omelette's not sure of the quality of John Lewis pans but you need a heavy one and of course never wash it only wipe it out with a kitchen towel.

I find the 'dimpled' Kitchen Towels make a much better job than the plain ones!!

 

[Nicebutdim]

Phil do not listen to all those poking fun at your problem they have no idea how important it is to get the right pan for your cooking,I have always used a 16cm pan for what I suppose is for omelette's not sure of the quality of John Lewis pans but you need a heavy one and of course never wash it only wipe it out with a kitchen towel.

Eggsactly. If you want to make an omelette you’ll have to break some eggs. It’s no yolk in your situation but don’t shell out too much for your pan.

 

[Dippo]

i always thought the song was Sosban Fach, not Saucepan Fail.