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Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - rumsfald - 07-27-2009
I have some decent cuisinart stuff because I can't afford all-clad. I sold my calphalon because I got sick and tired of hand-washing it.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Luca Shoal - 07-27-2009
Calphalon and La Creuset are also good. You see Calphalon & All-Clad in like, any restaurant kitchen.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - at0m - 07-27-2009
(07-27-2009, 08:03 PM)rumsfald link Wrote: I have some decent cuisinart stuff because I can't afford all-clad. I sold my calphalon because I got sick and tired of hand-washing it.For appliances, it's kitchenaid, cuisinart, or bust. I only have one Calphalon pan and it sees more use than everything else in my kitchen combined, although my GF really likes her 1970's nonstick electric frying pan. I have no idea how, but that thing has a better nonstick coating than the Calphalon pan. Probably has something to do with nothing ever really _burning_ because the temperature is adjustable. *shrugs*
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Luca Shoal - 07-28-2009
Electric griddles are rad, and I'd love to have one if I ever have people over. WOuld make breakfast soooooooo easy, for example. Or Philly-style cheesesteak :3
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - KarthXLR - 07-28-2009
shut up luca, yer making me hungry
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Kor - 07-28-2009
wtf did I do
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - beep beep diglett - 07-28-2009
(07-28-2009, 06:51 PM)Kor link Wrote: wtf did I do
possession of a neckbeard
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Chaosye - 07-28-2009
Americraft is still pretty awesome.
7-layer titanium, aluminum and cast iron metal
Lasts for a really long time.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - HeK - 07-28-2009
(07-28-2009, 07:03 PM)TheAnyKey link Wrote: Americraft is still pretty awesome.
7-layer titanium, aluminum and cast iron metal
Lasts for a really long time.
Wait, it's layered with different metals? That sounds scary when combined with thermal expansion.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Chaosye - 07-28-2009
It doesn't expand like that, it's built
ah fuck it I do not know how to explain it.
On unrelated news I played Punch-Out for the first time after watching my brother play it for many years, and I managed to get to Bald Bull with dying only once on the Great Tiger. :D
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Honest - 07-28-2009
(07-28-2009, 10:33 PM)TheAnyKey link Wrote: It doesn't expand like that, it's built
ah fuck it I do not know how to explain it.
On unrelated news I played Punch-Out for the first time after watching my brother play it for many years, and I managed to get to Bald Bull with dying only once on the Great Tiger.Â
Good luck against my surfer lingo.
PUMP IT
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - at0m - 07-28-2009
(07-28-2009, 09:19 PM)HeK link Wrote: [quote author=TheAnyKey link=topic=1507.msg102101#msg102101 date=1248825829]
Americraft is still pretty awesome.
7-layer titanium, aluminum and cast iron metal
Lasts for a really long time.
Wait, it's layered with different metals? That sounds scary when combined with thermal expansion.
[/quote]The best pots are solid copper or clad copper, and cheaper pots are layered, although even high-endish pots are layered so that the bottom has a slug of copper in it to spread heat, even if it's surrounded by stainless or aluminum.
Copper is such a useful metal.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Chaosye - 07-29-2009
(07-28-2009, 11:16 PM)at0m link Wrote: [quote author=HeK link=topic=1507.msg102157#msg102157 date=1248833948]
[quote author=TheAnyKey link=topic=1507.msg102101#msg102101 date=1248825829]
Americraft is still pretty awesome.
7-layer titanium, aluminum and cast iron metal
Lasts for a really long time.
Wait, it's layered with different metals? That sounds scary when combined with thermal expansion.
[/quote]The best pots are solid copper or clad copper, and cheaper pots are layered, although even high-endish pots are layered so that the bottom has a slug of copper in it to spread heat, even if it's surrounded by stainless or aluminum.
Copper is such a useful metal.
[/quote]
Can't argue much there, but copper still isn't as strong and can corrode faster, and aluminum is still pretty good at conducting heat.
And thermal expansion won't mess the layered metal.
Titanium
On relation to Punch-Out I beat Bald Bull
Piston Honda is hard :C
ALSO I LOVE SESAME STREET
Cookie Monster
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Luca Shoal - 07-29-2009
I've still never heard of Americraft :V.
And the best pots are probably the sort with two layers of stainless steel surrounding copper. Durability and easy maintenance of steel, conductivity of copper. An all copper pan isn't as useful for everyday cooking... but they are good for cooking eggs, and candy making.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - rumsfald - 07-29-2009
![[Image: SHOWDOWNS3cc.jpg]](http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s255/gallery1988sf/SHOWDOWNS3cc.jpg)
Awesome.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Kor - 07-29-2009
Impressive art, at the very least.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Sponson - 07-29-2009
(07-29-2009, 08:33 PM)Kor link Wrote: Impressive art, at the very least.
Very, makes me feel all inferior and such.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Versus - 07-29-2009
(07-29-2009, 09:05 PM)Sponson link Wrote: [quote author=Kor link=topic=1507.msg102498#msg102498 date=1248917617]
Impressive art, at the very least.
Very, makes me feel all inferior and such.
[/quote]
I didn't see any porn, therefore you are not inferior.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Chaosye - 07-29-2009
(07-29-2009, 07:56 PM)TVs Luca link Wrote: I've still never heard of Americraft :V.Well, the main company is actually Kitchen Craft, I think Americraft is just the name of the types of stuff, or just their products in general.
And the best pots are probably the sort with two layers of stainless steel surrounding copper. Durability and easy maintenance of steel, conductivity of copper. An all copper pan isn't as useful for everyday cooking... but they are good for cooking eggs, and candy making.
Or cause it's made in America.
Re: Neat stuff (non-lulz but interesting things) - Surf314 - 07-30-2009
http://uwwwb.com/FBIRaid.html
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2009/04/data-centers-ra/
Seriously WTF?