Why? 

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 A personal chef trumps all 

 Not in the SHSS category 

 SHSS? 

 Stay Humble, Stack Sats! 

 Ah, I should have known. I'm useless at acronyms. I was never on Twatter so I never needed to abbreviate 

 Now I’m questioning my choices 

 Depends on the budget. 

 I've found a uranium pan gives a superior crust on the ribeye... 

 quartz ftw 

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 Deep into grill season and IDGAF about pans, but that does sound cool. 

 Now you’re just making shit up 

 Nah, who paid you to say this? 

 Aluminium ftw 

 aircraft-grade 🙃  

 meat on a stick over an open flame is the way! 

 How have we not moved from tungsten cubes to tungsten pans yet? 

 Tungsten pans might be a tad heavy. 

 Ceramic (Ballarini from Italy) 

 Anything that can't go into dishwasher is garbage. Time is the most valuable thing. 

 is that debate still going on where? 

 I'm legit interested  

 I vote for magnesium.  It's light and in a pinch, you can cook by directly lighting your pan. 

 where do copper pans sit in this argument? 

 Copper is very good, but generally because of cost, they are thin and do not have as much thermal mass as cast iron or stainless. Due to cost, they are not something you want to abuse like you can with iron products. 

 📝 noted  

 I prefer vibranium 

 I'll never give up on cast iron 

 I’m digging the carbon steel,  treat it like cast iron but lighter. 

 Which ones? I looked but reviews for most seem a bit shit. 

 This is the way! 

 With the crackle of glowing charcoal underneath, I care little about the metal that the steak rests on. 

 The stainless steel side of that debate is more broadly about the broader view that stainless steel is a newer and better set of engineering trade-offs.

To the extent that titanium is a good pan material in practice, many stainless steel advocates would be supportive. 

 I defend stainless still for who is starting cooking and casting iron for who already have experience with pans. as a advocate of stainless I defend titanium too  

 agree  

 Always been a secret ceramic maxi