The Registry: Your Input in Action - The Hungry Bride

by Sarah De Heer, Posted May 28th 2009 @ 4:00PM

Filed Under: The Hungry Bride
Tags: all-clad, crate and barrel, CrateAndBarrel, cuisinart, registering, the hungry bride, TheHungryBride, williams sonoma, WilliamsSonoma, wusthof

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5-28-2009 @9:14PM bugga said... The one item I'd utterly disagree with is the All-Clad nonstick 10" fry pan. Nonstick surfaces wear out. I don't care how careful you are with them, they get nasty after a while, and to spend that kind of money (someone else's or your own) on a pan you'll have to replace in the not too distant (a few years) future seems pointless.

For nonstick fry pans I highly recommend getting the restaurant weight aluminum pans from a company like Nordicware. This is just one example, other companies make them too. http://www.nordicware.com/store/products/detail/10-in-restaurant-skillet/216C3AE4-7C89-102A-B382-0002B3267AD7

I like to have one each of the 8", 10", and 12" nonstick fry pans.

All my other pans I fully expect to outlast me, but nonstick pans have to be thought of as somewhat disposable.
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5-29-2009 @11:06AM Courtney said... Rather than a punchbowl, I would suggest an apothecary jar with a spigot. You can find them on Amazon, Crate and Barrel, etc. They are gorgeous and not as susceptible to bugs and other germs like punch bowls! I am registered for one myself. :)
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5-29-2009 @1:55PM Liz said... One of my very favorite kitchen gadgets I got for my wedding was this popcorn popper: http://www.crateandbarrel.com/family.aspx?c=520&f=29810&q=popcorn&fromLocation=Search&DIMID=400001&SearchPage=1

It makes incredible popcorn that you can dress up easily with butter and spices, or you can just cook the corn in a little pre-salted olive oil and have a pretty healthy snack. We got lots of fantastic things for our wedding, but my husband and I always come back to this as one of our very favorites.
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5-29-2009 @2:48PM Sally said... After reading the reviews of the All Clad Slow Cooker, I think I'd get a Rival from Wal Mart or Target. I've had mine for years without any kind of problems -- at a fraction of the cost.
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