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25/5/2014 at 10:17am
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I was just reading an old thread about what different types of saucepans to get. My wife (bless her) wants saucepans that have 2 handles and won't take up much space on the caravan hob as the space is quite limited. I've looked at various types with removable handles and ones with handles that fold in but she says an emphatic No! to any of these. Can anyone recommend anything please to put my ears at rest.
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25/5/2014 at 10:42am
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Why are you involved in selecting saucepans, prey?
When we started camping again, i encourged SWMBO to buy the kampa saucepans and frying pan.. Turned out to be useless.
So I bought her new saucepans and pan that we have bought previously for cooking at home and selected by her ladyship. The frying pan has a fixed long handle and the pans have two stubby ones. Just be careful with these as they can get hot.
If it improves the quality of the cooking, which ours did, and makes SWMBO happy it really is a no brainer. Plus, much easier to wash up, which is where I come in!
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25/5/2014 at 5:12pm
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Lakeland that have saucepans with a removable handle and they are nice colours too!
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26/5/2014 at 9:15am
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It does, thanks Sknarf.
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