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Tesco pan 'bargains'?

44 posts & 27 voices | Started 8 months ago by Cougar | Latest reply from cinnamon_girl

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Cougar - Member

So,

Tesco have an offer at the moment where you collect ten tokens and get 70% off the price of a choice of pans from this range - http://direct.tesco.com/q/N.1999446$3978835.aspx So you get, for example, a seventy quid wok for 20 sovs.

Question is, does anyone have any experience with this brand? Is it an actual bargain, or are they just selling 20 quid pans marked up to 70 so that they can massively discount them again? Would I be better off just getting a Tefal frying pan (or even Tesco's own 'professional' cookware range)?

Cheers.

Posted 8 months ago #
Jamie - Member

Cougar.

It's Saturday night.

You're pan shopping on Tescos' website.

Have a word with yourself

Posted 8 months ago #
Taff - Member

Haha. They look reasonable but not £70 worth!!

Posted 8 months ago #
stevehine - Member

Buy a decent pan - Try Bourgeat non stick alu ones from Alliance Online; they are 15-20 quid depending on size and are by far the best frying pans we've ever had

Posted 8 months ago #
Jamie - Member

....but if we are to have Saturday night pan chat, then I would imagine these are Tesco own stuff with inflated RRPs. Just stick to known brands.

Posted 8 months ago #
Kiril - Member

We've got some and Mrs Kiril was happy, that may have more to do with the quality of the pans they replaced

Posted 8 months ago #
Kevevs - Member

lmao at Jamie.

Posted 8 months ago #
deadlydarcy - Member

Sainsburys were selling Tefal pans at half price. This was in-store on a weekday afternoon a week or so ago. Hopefully that passes Jamie's when-you're-allowed-to-buy-pans test. I picked up a very nice sauté pan for £14.

You go Cougar.

Posted 8 months ago #
Cougar - Member

Have a word with yourself

Good point, well made.

TBH, I've been meaning to ask for a couple of days and kept forgetting.

Buy a decent pan

... that's the idea!

We've got some and Mrs Kiril was happy, that may have more to do with the quality of the pans they replaced

Well, this. I need, specifically, a new wok and a new frying pan. I'm sick to death of buying woks, and not cheap ones, only to have them die in a couple of years.

Posted 8 months ago #
scarmtb - Member

First post ever on singletrack forum and its for pans.....one word (well 2 actually) Green Pan...unbelievable non stick pans and woks

These work so well you will tell someone...just like i have

http://www.green-pan.com/

Posted 8 months ago #
deadlydarcy - Member

How do woks die?

Posted 8 months ago #
scarmtb - Member

They get shot by storm troopers.....oh thats ewoks. sorry!

Posted 8 months ago #
Cougar - Member

I don't know about your first ever post, but your second one's a belter.

Posted 8 months ago #
kevin1911 - Member

They wok the plank. Sorry.

Posted 8 months ago #
scarmtb - Member

If you like that, just wait till you try a green pan!

Posted 8 months ago #
mogrim - Member

How do woks die?

They simply stop woking.

Posted 8 months ago #
Surrounded By Zulus - Member

They get smuggled.

Posted 8 months ago #
Jamie - Member

Hopefully that passes Jamie's when-you're-allowed-to-buy-pans test

I will get back to you on that, as Man U game has finished and now I am off out.*

*Pan shopping.

Posted 8 months ago #
scaredypants - Member

WTF is a SEVENTY quid wok ??

Posted 8 months ago #
Kevevs - Member

oh dear. well, I think Pans Are Good and a positive, useful contribution to society.

Posted 8 months ago #
iDave - Member

TKMAX for all your quality culinary bargains*

*posted by machine as iDave is out having an exciting non-tragic Jamie endorsed Saturday night wild lifestyle experience

Posted 8 months ago #
scarmtb - Member

WTF is a SEVENTY quid wok ??

Expensive!!

Posted 8 months ago #
mogrim - Member

WTF is a SEVENTY quid wok ??

It's a 20 quid wok before discounting.

Posted 8 months ago #
Kevevs - Member

I've got a kronenbourg, a pizza and an unsettled dog.

Posted 8 months ago #
schrickvr6 - Member

Not sure where in the world you are but got a lovely Berndes pan from a local bargain shop called Buyology, I think they have a bit of a chain though.

Cheapest I could find the pan was £60 online and they're selling them for £11, it's not massive but awesome quality, they had the smaller ones too.

http://skillet.berndes-cookware.com/Tradition-Skillet-10-inch-plu671024.html

Posted 8 months ago #
Merchant-Banker - Member

Sainsbury have just launched a Jamie Oliver Cast iron range of pans, £30 each but worth every penny.

Posted 8 months ago #
Neil F - Member

I bought the Tesco "special" 4.7 litre stock pot using my discount vouchers a couple of weeks back. Its pretty good quality for £20, but theres no way I would have paid the RRP of £60 for it, I'd maybe have stretched to £35 - £40 for it though.

Posted 8 months ago #
scaredypants - Member

I've got a kronenbourg, a pizza and an unsettled dog.
yeah, pizza makes me randy too

Posted 8 months ago #
robob - Member

We've had the big stockpot and the frying pan. Very happy with them so far. Def worth the discounted price, maybe not the full rrp but but then what is these days.

Posted 8 months ago #
Milt - Member

Posted 8 months ago #
Frankenstein - Member

LOL@Jamie

Posted 8 months ago #
IanMunro - Member

Sainsbury have just launched a Jamie Oliver Cast iron range of pans, £30 each but worth every penny.

Crikey! Not only is he a cheeky chef, TV star, and nemesis of the turkey twizzler, but now he's become a metallurgist and foundrymaster. Is there no limit to the man's skills?

Posted 8 months ago #
sweepy - Member

I used to use le crueset cast iron pans, problem is they're a pan for life that you wont be able to lift towards the end.
Replaced some years ago with the tesco finest SS/copper bottomed ones and they are the best pans Ive ever used.

Posted 8 months ago #
Coyote - Member

Tesco "finest" copper bottomed non-stick frying pan was a load of bloody rubbish. Would never consider buying one again.

Posted 8 months ago #
don simon - Member

I used to use le crueset cast iron pans, problem is they're a pan for life that you wont be able to lift towards the end.

Had the pleasure of using one of these this morning. While they might be expensive to buy, I think they'll ultimately be cost effective as I'll be able to cancel the gym subscription.

Posted 8 months ago #