The Professor
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Good post and I agree. You totally get what you pay for and I have an old Calphalon too. I like mixed and matched pans and all clad is certainly superior. The nickel chromium mix (18/10) and the ply of the pan is essential. They feel more affordable if you buy one at a time and collect a good set.
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Yeah my wife uses A-1. I'm going to reach down her pants and check around when I get home. Tell her, "ZOONY SENT ME!"
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Amen. The East had more Top 10 teams (RPI wise) than the West this year.
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Would you like me to link you to a post where the Copper Chef is 20 bucks? Oh that's right..you never indicated that she got you the super duper extra expensive Crapper Chef. http://www.asseenontvwebstore.com/Copper-Chef-10-p/copperchef-10.htm?gclid=CJqO2-bI4cwCFddahgod7NUOHw How many's pots have you smoken?
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So your wife go ripped off on a piece of crap pan and you're getting all huffy with me? Brool cory sto
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I'll agree with some of those choppers...not the Vince slap chop...I don't love his nuts but some are pretty decent. RonCo was really hit or miss. I have some redneck family members, without means for an oven, and they went all in on RonCo. Quite a few were pieces of crap.
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Giggidy Giggidy Giggidy SLAPPIN YOUR TROUBLES AWAY SLAPPIN YOUR TROUBLES AWAY
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20 bucks As seen on TV
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No and your sarcasm isn't far off. 99% of infomercial products are cheap ways to make a buck. Is this not common knowledge? Especially when a good copper pan is 70 plus dollars or in sets for hundreds. Is it still in the box? Can you return it?
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LOL you mean that infommercial garbage?
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No, don't waste your money on sod. It's going to be next to impossible to fix your yard situation this spring, into the hot summer. Don't spend your money or time on seed, weed and feed, etc. Cut it and wait for the Fall. In the fall, lime and aerate your yard and go to a Southern States and get some quality seed. How many square feet is your yard?
