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WMF Cookware

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2011 4:38 pm
by Honey
Can you share your experiences with using WMF Cookware? I am rather health conscious & don't like to use much oil in my cooking. Do I need to use much oil when cooking vege or meat? Does the meat stick to the wok? Considering buying the wok. Would appreciate any sharing. Many thanks.

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:39 am
by b2b3m4
It really depends on the type of WMF cookware you are talking about. Most of WMF wares are stainless steel which are not non stick. In fact stainless steel in my opinion is sticks quite badly.
Why dun you consider non stick woks or cast iron?

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 10:47 am
by Honey
Thanks b2b3m4. Need for my induction cooker. Non-stick & cast iron (too heavy) wouldn't work on induction cooker. I am currently using Neoflam which works but thinking of getting a wok so thought the WMF range looks quite interesting & pretty :smile: .

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 11:41 pm
by bebebub
Honey wrote:Thanks b2b3m4. Need for my induction cooker. Non-stick & cast iron (too heavy) wouldn't work on induction cooker. I am currently using Neoflam which works but thinking of getting a wok so thought the WMF range looks quite interesting & pretty :smile: .
I have been using WMF cookware on my induction cooker. I like WMF becos it keeps its shine if you give it a good scub :smile: As like all stainless steel cookware, you can't get away with the "sticky" issue. For health reasons, I have a medium size Meyer non-stick wok (for induction) for the occasional pan/deep fry. Hardly use it as I don't like to deal with the oil splattering drama. I change it whenever I spot the coating coming off.

Tefal also has a selection of non-stick induction cookware. But more expensive than Meyer.

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 6:14 pm
by Home Mummy
Hi

Noticed the glass covers of my WMF pots have yellow stains on the rims. Seems like dried oil stains. Tried brushing them but can't get rid of them. Any one encounter before ? How to remove them ?

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 6:52 pm
by Jennifer
Home Mummy wrote:Hi

Noticed the glass covers of my WMF pots have yellow stains on the rims. Seems like dried oil stains. Tried brushing them but can't get rid of them. Any one encounter before ? How to remove them ?

Try soaking in baking powder solution?

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 7:08 pm
by Home Mummy
Jennifer wrote:
Home Mummy wrote:Hi

Noticed the glass covers of my WMF pots have yellow stains on the rims. Seems like dried oil stains. Tried brushing them but can't get rid of them. Any one encounter before ? How to remove them ?

Try soaking in baking powder solution?
Thanks Jennifer. Will try that. Just to be sure, Baking powder = Baking Soda ?

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 8:07 pm
by Jennifer
Yes. I use it to soak the cooker hood mesh filter, with some hot water from the vacuum flask. Then I leave it soaking for an hour or so before brushing and rinsing.

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 8:34 pm
by starlight1968sg
Are the stains harmful? I hv some in the wok

Re: WMF Cookware

Posted: Sun Feb 14, 2016 9:00 pm
by Jennifer
starlight1968sg wrote:Are the stains harmful? I hv some in the wok

In the wok?

I have them on the rim of the wok. I only tried cleaning when I am too free :rotflmao:

The surface area for cooking is relatively spotless.