I would love a set of Stellar Easi Store Pan Set when I have a trailer tent so that I can store it permanently in the kitchen cupboard.
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We have had similar problems and have been using house pans, which work ok but don't store. Did some hunting around, fancied a Tetonka set but settled on the double skillet. Been testing it at home and so far it does everything it says it does, so will aim to take that and one small milk pan, quite fancy being able to heat the odd pizza, do jacket spuds etc on a small gas stove.
I have to admit we had the same dilemma. The cheap ones were crap food would get stuck and burnt on but stacked well. The standard non stick pans were good but were not space saving. The answer was at the nec one year. WE were introduced to the Tefal Ingeneo range (light, proper non stick, stacked inside one another so very space saving, One detachable handle fits all pans, oven to table) These were brilliant had them a few years now and look new. They were very expensive though. We were so impressed with them we later bought another set for the home the whole set takes up a small space on a shelf in the cupboard - result
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