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| 3458.1 | Durable yes, but ... | RDVAX::MCCABE | | Wed Feb 12 1992 13:45 | 7 |
| Magnalite is a brand name of a professional pan maker. The magnalite
pans that I have a very heavy cast alum with an anodized coating.
I also have some Magnapro pans which are 18/10 stainless steel.
Neither can be described as light ...
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| 3458.2 | Sounds like one of the "original" Magnalite pans | SHARE::RICHARDSON | welcome to our 1st annual bizarre | Wed Feb 12 1992 14:26 | 6 |
| It is probably one of the original Magnalite pans. These were a
magnesium/aluminum alloy that provided the heat transmission of
aluminum pans without the weight. Mine are quite lightweight and
have proven very durable.
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| 3458.3 | IMO They are Great | WMOIS::BOHNET_B | | Thu Feb 13 1992 13:39 | 10 |
| I have had 4 Magnalite pans for over 30 years, they were second hand
when I got them, They are easy to clean, and light weight. I have
never had a problem with things burning in them. I have seen them a
couple of times, and the newer ones are EXPENSIVE..... If you don't
want them, I might be interested.
I am slowly trying no decrease the amount of 'stuff' that I have around
the house. We are considering a smaller place.
Bon
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| 3458.4 | I'll ask | USMFG::BHYNES | | Fri Feb 14 1992 09:54 | 7 |
| I do not own them, they belong to a friend, but I'll ask.
Does is company still exsist and where is it...
bob
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| 3458.5 | Indiana.... I think | WMOIS::BOHNET_B | | Wed Feb 19 1992 11:06 | 5 |
| To my knowledge the company still exist... A friend of mine recently
(like last year) ordered their large roaster... I think they were in
Indiana, but that's only a guess.
bon
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