Hi does anyone use one of these and are they any good,thought they may be better than an ordinary frying pan( less spatter) also can be used for braising etc??
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Can't think of any advantage over a non-electric one myself.
Disadvantage yes, in that one is unlikely to be able to use a kettle or heater when using an electric frying pan. It is also more difficult to clean, IMHO.
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Hi, we use a Vonchef electric frying pan/multicooker. 45cm with a lid. Its fabulous!!!! We do full cooked breakfasts, chilli, spag bol, curry, pan fried chicken (OH bones a full chicken out so like a spatchcock without bones and throws it in with leeks and mushrooms) all sorts can be cooked on/in it. About £28 including delivery from amazon. I find it easy to clean too. Hope this helps it also turns down nice and low so you can "pootle" your food along slowly.
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