does skrapr clans the burnt from the back of the saucepan
1366646
It would not do it well. I Use it mostly for things that are not burnt on usually On the inside of my nonstick cookware. It does not remove burnt on things from my smooth top stove.
1366647
I've never tried. Not to happy with skrapr it doesn't clean very well. Went back to using a razor blade.
1366648
Yes, it does. I let some soap and water sit in there a few minutes then I go after it with the Skraper and it worked for me.
1366649
I have found that it was ineffective. The burnt areas are so hard and baked in only maybe a metal scraper will do. I like the Skrapr because it does not scratch the surface of the nonstick sausepan but it is not strong enough to take on baked in stains in the back of the saucepan.
312428
No, they cook on the stovetop. However, this pan smells of something awfully toxic, so I'd recommend not using it at all.
1286818
No. We use while out icefishing so we don't burn the soup on our camp stoves. It has endured one season..
1937960
No I have used both the Original and Titan Solo extensively both do deposit soot and creosote on cooking pots. However I feel this is a very minor issue considering the weight savings, reliability, limitless fuel (as long as your not well above the tree line) and ambiance of using these nifty little units. especially the Titan. One of the best products I've seen in 50+ years of mountaineering. Buy a Solo and deal with the soot. You won't regret it!
643980
Yes they r. The ring around the bottom falls off when you lift the kettle to pour..it is hot and has melted rings in my nylon rug that is on the floor in front of the stove. It also is so hot you need an oven mitt to pick it up when it falls. It would also burn a child or pet if it landed on them
948848
I have used the scraper when brown meat in the iron pot and then scrap to get the scraps up. But, I am also now using it when I cook my oatmeal in a stove pot.Eveything just comes away from the sides of the pot. I put the rounded edge toward the curve of the pan or pot. Hope this help.
1919368
No. None what so ever from the briquettes as they are ceramic. If you have dripped bbq sauce or the 'drippings' from previous cookings onto the briquettes, then you might get some 'flavor' from the drippings until they are burned off.
1281218
No, it is a standard bottom. I have never had a scorching issue, it is a well-built pot.
466863
Have only used it a couple of times but not as I can tell. Sauces will burn on the surface of the sheets and become black in some cases but they crust to the sheet and are easy to clean. They seem to work pretty well so far.I like to marinate my meats so it keeps that out of the ceramic coals.
981968
I recently used it with chicken wings. I keep the sauce in the Pyrex and it stayed hot for over an hour.
22692
Thank you so much for your response. Would barkeepers frend work on cooked on grease?
1837234
I think this depends on how much oil you use and what you are cooking and if the oil splatters outside the pan onto the hot burner because this pan has very low sides. There can be some smoke and it can get a little messy.
1281219
No it doesn't. But I've never had a problem with scorching and I use a banjo burner with propane.
1229795
Yes but need to make sure you pay close attention so the food at the bottom doesn't get burnt.
197318
So far the answer is yes for me. I would recommend using it a couple times with a pot you care less about - the pain on the burner burns off the first couple times you use it, and for me at least, left some black scorch marks on the bottom of the pan. I just used a new 30qt pot to fry a turkey with it last week, and the pot worked just fine and survived unscaved after being on the highest flame setting for almost an hour.
1373491
Yes, absolutely. There is a wok ring included, that sits on top of the burner (ring) and focuses the heat on the bottom of the wok.
889137
Not to my knowledge... But I don't really see the burner or pan since it is covered by rock