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It is because meteors will crash on the fry pan that makes the pan destroyed.
Most non-stick cookware requires the use of non-metal (plastic or wooden) utensils (spatulas, spoons etc) to avoid scratching the surface. In addition, sponges or cleaning agents should be non-abrasive. Many sponge/scrubber packages will be labeled for approved use with non-stick surfaces.
Non-stick cookware should never be heated without oils or liquids in the pan (dry) as the surface can give off poisonous fumes when exposed to high temperatures.
It is because meteors will crash on the fry pan that makes the pan destroyed.
Crisco spay because it does the work of helping the sticking foods but also tastes kinda like butter...
It's not unsafe; but you'll want to use only a small amount. It may impart a different taste than that of regular oil.
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Teflon! :)
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its not
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yes you can
What is the most expensive cooking methods?
When you buy the most expensive food!!
Is pan frying better than deep frying?
A little, but not by much-food just absorbs a little less grease.
