I know the nonstick does not last and even when not scratched the costing does not work as wellI know stainless steel cookware could last forever and my moms have been around since the beginin of time and are fineHoweverj some of her aluminm pans are still do able especially withf a little greesed wax paperd or parchment paper or muffin foilsI was I itially going tontakd her muffin pans but decided to get my own since I took enourh of her baking stuff and she dges bakeI might tske o eo of her cupcake thI gs fo extra if she hasnt changed her mindHowevde the pans are very rusty and dark and need to be really greased if used without wax paperBut I feel if you buy good non disposable pans you shouldnt always have to cover the pans unless specified in certain recipesI do think one old pan we tried to restore with brillo but that made it worstSo I just got some foil pans alongbwith the ones my mom gave and was wondering how long it will last.Excuse my spelling im on a touch screen.
Most of my baking pans over 30 years old, are made of aluminum and they are just fineNone are non-stick.
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