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Re: 'Healthy' frying pans

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  1. Back in the 80's (when I was a student) there was a non stick, lidded
    frying pan available with a central raised boss containing holes that
    allegedly let hot air into the pan and circulate the oil mist around
    the food, so that less oil would need to be used.

    I can't find any reference to them anymore so they're either
    unavailable, didn't work or have gone out of fashion (like me)

    Anyone remember them, or where I can get hold of one ?

    (Apologies to those of you over in uk.food+drink.misc who i've already
    bothered with this)

    Thanks,

    Paul.

  2. Quoted message said:

    Back in the 80's (when I was a student) there was a non stick, lidded
    frying pan available with a central raised boss containing holes that
    allegedly let hot air into the pan and circulate the oil mist around
    the food, so that less oil would need to be used.

    I can't find any reference to them anymore so they're either
    unavailable, didn't work or have gone out of fashion (like me)

    Anyone remember them, or where I can get hold of one ?

    Did it look kinda like a short bundt pan with a chimney in the middle
    only it was a frying pan?

  3. raymond said:
    Quoted message said:

    Back in the 80's (when I was a student) there was a non stick, lidded
    frying pan available with a central raised boss containing holes that
    allegedly let hot air into the pan and circulate the oil mist around
    the food, so that less oil would need to be used.

    Quoted message said:

    I can't find any reference to them anymore so they're either
    unavailable, didn't work or have gone out of fashion (like me)

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone remember them, or where I can get hold of one ?

    Did it look kinda like a short bundt pan with a chimney in the middle
    only it was a frying pan?

    It did, and had a channel around it to keep the oil away from the
    food.

    Rgds,

    Paul.

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