GadgetGuy
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Getting this next!! To make flipping pancakes easier. 
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What’s the next kitchen item you plan to buy (2026)?
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GadgetGuy
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Last time that I went in one, the place was all junked up & I couldn't find what I was looking for!!!!!!! 
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Good thing I bought a new bakeware dish, it’s taller and smaller than the previous one that was broken. I can fit a smaller lasagna easily. I already have other bakeware dishes that are flatter, in fact I have 2 of each.
Consumer poster childGet this. You'll still need a knife to cut the stuff to fit in there before you can chop it down to size. I have one. I'm looking at it right now!!!!!!
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But why?
You already have frying pans?
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GadgetGuy
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Because it makes doing pancakes & French toast much easier. And it only costs $22. It's also lightweight.
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Flip the pancakes in the pan with a flick of the wrist!
Surely it's not about the money tho, but the amount of stuff continually bought? Sounds like you have an awful lot of cookwareBecause it makes doing pancakes & French toast much easier. And it only costs $22. It's also lightweight.
SoCalZone10
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He said he’s a hoarder like my sister. She has stuff up to the ceiling, I don’t know how she stack them either.
Or a spatula
GadgetGuy
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I gave away an old set.Surely it's not about the money tho, but the amount of stuff continually bought? Sounds like you have an awful lot of cookware
GadgetGuy
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This is to go with the new set.
Buy good, once. My mantra.I gave away an old set.