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minus-square@SpaceNoodlelink6•6 months agoWhat kind of psychopath removes the entire brownie slab from the pan
minus-square✺roguetrick✺link19•6 months agoIf it’s a nonstick pan, they likely wanted to preserve the coating. Thus cutting it on the cutting board instead of ruining the pan with knives. I’ve never done that, but it sounds smart to me.
minus-square@SpaceNoodlelink4•6 months agoSounds smarter to not use cookware with coatings that can be damaged from normal use.
minus-square✺roguetrick✺link2•6 months agoI use oil, not nonstick cookware but I don’t begrudge anyone for using it. Some folks hate dirty dishes.
minus-square@SpaceNoodlelink2•6 months agoNonstick cookware still has to be cleaned, usually by hand. I can just huck stainless steel in the dishwasher.
minus-square@nomouslink4•6 months agoThose pans hold multiple brownies? For years I’ve just been eating 9x9 brownies and I’m not changing now.
What kind of psychopath removes the entire brownie slab from the pan
If it’s a nonstick pan, they likely wanted to preserve the coating. Thus cutting it on the cutting board instead of ruining the pan with knives.
I’ve never done that, but it sounds smart to me.
Sounds smarter to not use cookware with coatings that can be damaged from normal use.
I use oil, not nonstick cookware but I don’t begrudge anyone for using it. Some folks hate dirty dishes.
Nonstick cookware still has to be cleaned, usually by hand. I can just huck stainless steel in the dishwasher.
Those pans hold multiple brownies? For years I’ve just been eating 9x9 brownies and I’m not changing now.