Rockin’Jimmy asked:

anyone stepped up and created some non-stick cookware that doesn’t release TFE’s or other harmful chemicals at higher temperatures? I’m getting a little tired of using stainless steel and non-stick cooking spray.

Stacy L asked:


I have the older glass Vision (pirex) cookware. I recently moved in a new house with a gas stove top. I have always used it on an electric stove top. Does anyone know if it will hold up to the heat of the gas stove top?

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2010bride asked:


Im in the market for new cookware. I got my current set less then a year ago, but it got all warped out and does this weird popiing thing at times when im cooking liquids. I was looking into the rachel ray cookware set in green. I just wanted to know if anyone knew if it is ok for my stovetop?

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tacos asked:


I was told that if you use cast iron cookware, that the surface of the stove will bubble. anybody know?
kcdoug2000 , that’s good to hear, because cast iron is mainly all I use.

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Amy G asked:


I found an aluminum skillet with a hinged lid decorated with oak leaves and acorns. I’m not even sure it’s cookware–could be a bedwarmer? Anyway, info or sites appreciated.

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bgirl2_2 asked:


I have a $100 gift certificate to Macy’s, and I want to buy some cookware with it. The only problem is, I’m not a cook (I want to learn) so I have no ideal what kind to buy as a basic kitchen set. Should I get non-stick? I’m clueless.
What kind should I get, non-stick, stainless steel, etc?

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