Kitchen

[wagirl]

I do love me some Curtis Stone--have a set of his dura pots/skillets that I love and have a couple other items  too. I do use them all but this one--no,  not interested. Yes he does hawk his products like a guy at a country fair but then --why not. I did try his breaded hake recently----and it was AWFUL!!! Got my $$ back and tossed them. will stick to the dura stuff!!!

[cindyNC]

I would love an electric skillet.......but it won't be this one.  The worst thing I ever did was throw out my mother's when I moved.  

I have a few Curtis Stone cookeware items.......nice pie plate and one casserole pan. But a lot of his stuff seems hit or miss. 

Anyone have any recommendations for an electric skillet? 

[LavernLuvsShoes]

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@wagirl wrote:

I do love me some Curtis Stone--have a set of his dura pots/skillets that I love - I do use them all but this one--no,  not interested.

I agree, and if Kim G. can "hawk everything," then why can't he, y'all? 

[loriqvc]

Although it is now sold out, Good Housekeeping sold what appears to be essentially the same pot here at QVC recently, so you can check reviews if interested:

https://www.qvc.com/good-housekeeping-3qt-electric-cook-pot-lid-%26-5-recipes.product.K95844.html

[lusinia]

This Good Housekeeping pot looks identical to the Curtis Stone pot (same measurements and control panel), but the CS one has the addition of a pour spout.  It also costs $15 less.

[Skyegirl21]

Hmmm, now Im Watching and it's kinda cool, like an electric skillet but a different shape and a good size for two people- I cook almost every day...Hmmmm.

ETA: Wow! Just saw the last line in the listing about the chemicals in the coating. So I guess it's not the usual DuraPan coating. Pass.