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What cookware do you most often use?

DramaK · 6 months ago · 5 replies · 492

What cookware do you most often use?

I have a non-stick skillet that gets the most use for our major meals because it's large enough to hold all the ingredients, and cooks things very quickly. It has a glass lid, but I don't use that as much with it.

Non-stick skillets start to flake after a few years, so I get a new one because I don't want those flakes to harm my body. I think I'm on my 5th one now? I've learned that the ones from Walmart last longer than the ones I bought off Amazon.

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Shortie · 6 months ago

I would say that the cookware I use most often would be my Wok that I have. I tend to make so many meals that I prefer not to make in the air fryer, in a Wok and I know I can make a huge amount of food for the whole family using my Wok as well.

prolific-writer · 6 months ago

There are various cookware that I like. I like wok and hotplate a lot. Many people cook a lots of different kind of dishes using a hotplate and a frying pan. I have used frying pans as well in the past.

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isabelangamau · 6 months ago

i oftenly like to use the microwave. I would rather buy already ready food so that when i arrive at my house i microwave it eat and sleep

prolific-writer · 6 months ago

On May 6, 2026, isabelangamau said:

i oftenly like to use the microwave. I would rather buy already ready food so that when i arrive at my house i microwave it eat and sleep

My family had a microwave at the house. Microwave can help you warm up your meal quite quickly. It is much more convenient to use as compared to other types of cookware. We used microwave to warm up pizzas,burgers, and shawarma as well.

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iamawriter · 4 months ago

We have stainless steel and enamelware. The enamelware is used for cooking curries and dishes, stainless steel cookware is used for tea and milk. Then we have non stick items too so also frying pans deep and shallow not to forget our loyal pressure cooker where mostly rice is cooked.

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