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It looks like a good job done to me, and not much washing up either.

Dave.

Have never done a whole chicken in ours, but have done chicken breasts, roast pots, couple of parsnips, onion & carrot... al ovely roast combination mmmmmmmmmm makes me hungry thinking about it

Helen

Having both the normal sized skillett & the small one & have cooked everything from a roast dinner to bread in both I wouldn't be without either!

The only thing that even comes close is the Lakelands Remoska & that only beats the skillets on the fact its electric & doesn't rely on the gas hob!

In my humble opinion the Skillets are the best thing since sliced bread for camping & caravaning!

I've never used it at home, must experiment more.......... but I must admit I never go camping without it, had it so long could do with a new one now as I've probably been a bit careless with utensils and scratched it

Thanks for your reply about the Bear Lake Woofers

Helen

Here you are http://www.doubleskillet.com/ 

I had been looking at saucepan sets for camping but really don't like the clip on handles of any of them.  I bought the Outwell pan set last year and chucked it out a few days ago, the handles drove me nuts!

So now I have the double skillet and a regular milk pan (£1.50 from tesco) - job done and all with lovely handles

Heee heeee

looks like he has had a bad day on the beach..

i want the brown bit

Quote: Originally posted by Woofers on 29/3/2010

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They're good non-stick pans by all accounts but they have the handles I don't like

You're terrible - where did you hide them??

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Quote: Originally posted by u400jb9 on 29/3/2010

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Quote: Originally posted by Woofers on 29/3/2010

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They're good non-stick pans by all accounts but they have the handles I don't like

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You're terrible - where did you hide them??

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Annexe is in Small girls wardrode, pans are still in the car......

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