u/imBoo69

Looking to pay month to month plan for Spotify premium

Don't know wtf happened to the other guy

Got an email saying my Spotify is cancelled and I left their premium family group

looking for recommendations for a merino wool; long sleeve with or without a hoodie

150gsm - 180 gsm with spf 25-50

no blends just 97% or 100% merino wool

my old ghostek covert case for the s24u has split between the tpu bumper and the clear polycarbonate material. ghostek doesnt sell this case anymore for my phone. does anyone have one for sale that want to sell it to me used or new i dont care

my old ghostek covert case for the s24u has split between the tpu bumper and the clear polycarbonate material. ghostek doesnt sell this case anymore for my phone. does anyone have one for sale that want to sell it to me used or new i dont care

I currently own a 12" D3 stainless steel frying pan and an 11" Fissler Steelux Pro, and I am looking for a smaller 9"–10" pan that is lightweight, heats up quickly, heats evenly, and offers responsive temperature control. Crucially, I need a pan with a completely flat cooking surface rather than the concave or convex designs found on some All-Clad models, as I want oil to pool in the center. I cook on a gas stove with a 9" burner and prefer the rivetless handles found on Demeyere and Fissler pans for easy cleaning. I am concerned that the 9" Demeyere Atlantis Proline might heat too slowly and feels too heavy for its size, despite seeing recommendations for both the Atlantis and Falk Coppercore on forums. Given that I primarily cook eggs (omelets, sunny-side up, scrambled) and bacon, what would you recommend?

Before I even get into buying a quick and responsive frying pan, what kind of food are people cooking that require this type of pan?

I checked Falk coppercore and all of them are sold out!! I want to say that D3 Graphite G5 would be a good option but need confirmation if the bottom of their pan is completely flat or not.