This best-selling frying pan set is on sale for only £17.99

Sabrina Carder
·E-Commerce Editor, Yahoo Life UK
·2-min read
Getting creative in the kitchen? There's one pan you should have on your radar. (Getty Images)
Getting creative in the kitchen? There's one pan you should have on your radar. (Getty Images)

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A good rule of thumb is to replace your non-stick frying pan every two to five years.

Every pan's non-stick coating eventually wears off, so if you've been finding food getting stuck to the bottom, it may be time to upgrade.

So, we've been on the hunt for a good deal on a pan and discovered an Amazon best-seller is currently on sale and now half price.

Why we rate it

The Tefal Aluminium Non-Stick Twin Set includes a 20cm and 28cm frying pan.

Each pan is coated with Tefal’s Aluminium non-stick design, which is durable and long-lasting.

It also features the brand's unique Thermospot technology, meaning the Thermo-Spot heat indicator in the centre of the pan will change to a solid red colour to alert you when your pan has heated up and is ready to cook.

The kitchenware deal to know about this week. (Tefal/ Yahoo Life UK)
The kitchenware deal to know about this week. (Tefal/ Yahoo Life UK)

£17.99 £36 at Amazon

The frying pans are lightweight and dishwasher and oven safe up to 175 degrees Celsius for an hour max.

The pan set is currently reduced to just £17.99, that's just under £9 per pan, whereas usually one Tefal frying pan would set you back up to £31.95 for one 28cm design.

Plus, they're backed up by over 9,000 five-star reviews, customers confirming that they're "great value for money" and that "nothing sticks" to the clever non-stick coating.

Buy it: Tefal Aluminium Non-Stick 20cm & 28cm Frying Pan Twin Pack, Black | 17.99 (Was £36)

£17.99 £36 at Amazon

Or, if you think it’s time to do a bit of a kitchenware makeover, you can also get Tefal’s five piece set currently for only £35.99.

Buy it: Tefal 5 Piece, Essential | £35.99 (Was £42.99)

£35.99 £42.99 at Amazon

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