For me it's cast iron. The best pan to cook with.

>>8552422
>would you prefer an item that last forever or one that doesn't

Great question, friend.

Everyone just scrubs the fuck out of cast iron anyway

>>8552442
Gordon is autistic.

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>>8552442

>Your face when you drop your greasy unwashed cast iron pan on the floor and it splits into 40 bits

Who the literal fuck says twenty-four months, and not two years?

>>8552884
A new parent

>>8552884
The judge at sentencing.

>>8552884
Corporate negotiators

Stainless steel master race reporting in.

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Based Ramsay.

>>8552422
try cooking some tomato sauce in your cast iron and tell me what happens

>>8552980
It gets cooked and I have tomato sauce?

I don't like people who freely use positive adjectives. "Incredible thigh of chicken"... "the most amazing...", shut up. God, Gord Ramsay a fag

>>8552863
Well just don't do that

>>8553018

What if they are using them correctly? for example, you do realize that when Ramsay is talking about that awesome chicken thigh, it really is awesome? He surely gets some excellent small-farm-raised heritage breed poultry. It's not supermarket factory-farmed bullshit, which is why he's using those adjectives in the first place? Chefs recognize quality ingredients, even though the average joe might not even be aware that different kinds of chicken exist and taste different.

>>8553035
gordo does say "the most amazing..." way too much though for real.

how can every tomato or steak or whatever be the most amazing specimen he's ever seen in his life?