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After seasoning the pot according to the instructions, large patches of discoloration appeared on the bottom, which was quite alarming.
It's really very light, looking forward to opening the pot.
The first Riverlight Beijing pan was specially bought from Sam's Club in China and brought out, but my family kept dry-burning it, making it pitted and uneven, so I threw it away. This pan is a bit small, but once seasoned, it's basically non-stick and very easy to clean, which is perfect for a left-handed person like me. Weee's sourcing is trustworthy.
I bought one to try it out because it's trendy. It heats up very quickly, so I just turned on medium-low heat when stir-frying vegetables.
I just got a Japanese wok. I washed it with detergent and applied some oil on the stove. Look! How bright! Heat the wok and fry an egg. The first egg may not be hot enough and sticks to the wok. The second one is much better. I feel good about this wok.
It's very good after opening the pot. It's not particularly heavy. The size is right. It's very useful for cooking.
A little heavier and a little lighter than expected. Wait until you have time to cook it
I have had it for more than half a month and it is a very useful iron pot. Just follow the instructions for opening, sliding and raising the pot. I'm a lazy person. After using the pot, I usually just wash and dry it or light it to dry without adding oil. It doesn't seem to have any impact. I just need to slide it well next time. The pot doesn't stick at all. The most important thing is to control the temperature and heat.P.S. The pot is relatively heavy (1.2 kilograms). People with insufficient wrist strength (such as girls) may find it tiring to lift it, but it doesn't matter if you don't shake the spoon.
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- After seasoning the pot according to the instructions, large patches of discoloration appeared on the bottom, which was quite alarming.
- It's really very light, looking forward to opening the pot.
- The first Riverlight Beijing pan was specially bought from Sam's Club in China and brought out, but my family kept dry-burning it, making it pitted and uneven, so I threw it away. This pan is a bit small, but once seasoned, it's basically non-stick and very easy to clean, which is perfect for a left-handed person like me. Weee's sourcing is trustworthy.
- I bought one to try it out because it's trendy. It heats up very quickly, so I just turned on medium-low heat when stir-frying vegetables.
- I just got a Japanese wok. I washed it with detergent and applied some oil on the stove. Look! How bright! Heat the wok and fry an egg. The first egg may not be hot enough and sticks to the wok. The second one is much better. I feel good about this wok.
- It's very good after opening the pot. It's not particularly heavy. The size is right. It's very useful for cooking.
- A little heavier and a little lighter than expected. Wait until you have time to cook it
- I have had it for more than half a month and it is a very useful iron pot. Just follow the instructions for opening, sliding and raising the pot. I'm a lazy person. After using the pot, I usually just wash and dry it or light it to dry without adding oil. It doesn't seem to have any impact. I just need to slide it well next time. The pot doesn't stick at all. The most important thing is to control the temperature and heat.P.S. The pot is relatively heavy (1.2 kilograms). People with insufficient wrist strength (such as girls) may find it tiring to lift it, but it doesn't matter if you don't shake the spoon.
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