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Customer Reviews of Kaiser Bakeware Noblesse Bake and Roast Pan with Rack
Customer Rating:   Summary: Don't waste your money Comment: I bought this pan assuming it was dishwasher safe, as indicated in the description. However, it is the most fragile pan I've ever used. It scratches even when you just put the rack in it gently. If I could give it a zero star rating, I would. Customer Rating: Summary: Don't bother Comment: I am disappointed with the quality of this pan. I haven't even used it yet and the rack has scratched through the black coating. It is NOT dishwasher safe as the description says. Spend a little more money and get a quality roasting pan! More Reviews This rounded, hard-plastic roaster looks primed for a Thanksgiving turkey, or to be heaped with seasonal vegetables and a hearty winter roast: perhaps a garlic-crusted pork loin, marinated rack of lamb, or venison basted in black-currant liquor. Nearly 3 inches deep, the pan can be used alone or with the wire rack that insets almost 2 inches and rests along the roaster rim. Roast chops, fish, or chicken breasts atop the rack and the fat and juices will drip away from the food. Rack handles facilitate transfer to table or serving platter. --Carol Gnojewski 
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Useful info -> Food Waste Disposers Installing a food waste disposer is an ideal way to let you spend more time doing the things you want to do around the home and less time worrying about what to do with your messy unwanted food waste. With putrescible waste (kitchen food scraps) accounting for 25% of household waste, using a food waste disposer not only means fewer trips to the wheelie bin but also results in a substantial reduction of waste going to landfill. |
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