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    Happy Call Korean Frying Pan

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      sleepyqueen
      last edited by

      caim1984:

      Hi and thanks for the reply, just to clarify so the Jumbo grill pan can also be use for baking cakes? Actually im more concern on the cake baking part.

      btw can i have the link to the happycall facebook page that u mentioned?

      thanks!
      Yes, jumbo pan can use for baking too just that there will be the grill lines.
      Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/groups/HappyCallPan/

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        caim1984
        last edited by

        Hi SleepyQueen,


        thank you so much for your reply, it’s really a relieve to finally know that i’ve made the right choice.

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          DorinaTan
          last edited by

          Mommilicious:
          Me too! Very keen to get one but need more feedbacks from those who are using it. Looking forward to oil free cooking day! :rahrah:


          Thanks...mamabliss for sharing. :goodpost:
          how much you order for?

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            azureoct
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            dasalo:
            azureoct:

            I'm eagerly awaiting the delivery of my Ocher Deeper pan πŸ™‚ but I have a question for you guys. I read that there's some leak test we could do with the pan? Can someone pls tell me what I need to do with it?


            Thanks πŸ˜„

            Haha...simple. Just add water into the pan then tilt from side to side. There is a hole on the back, opposite the handle, so make sure you don't tilt back. Otherwise, you'll be wondering why your pan leaks.


            Thank you, dasalo!!!! I just got my pan.. I shall go do the test later! πŸ˜„

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              sleepyqueen
              last edited by

              DorinaTan:

              how much you order for?
              Hi Dorina,

              Most of us got the pans from GMarket the following is the highly recommended stores here:
              http://list.gmarket.com.sg/gmkt.inc/Goods/Goods.aspx?goodscode=404162282&jaehuid=200004249
              http://list.gmarket.com.sg/gmkt.inc/Goods/Goods.aspx?goodscode=404253124&jaehuid=200007550
              http://list.gmarket.com.sg/gmkt.inc/Goods/Goods.aspx?goodscode=404809915&jaehuid=200004249
              http://list.gmarket.com.sg/gmkt.inc/Goods/Goods.aspx?goodscode=404983180&jaehuid=200007550

              The Ocher deeper pan is selling at $68.90 and $69.90 in the above store, the difference between these store is their freebies give out with the purchase.

              Also now with http://www.gmarket.com.sg/passioncard?jaehuid=200006470, u can have the Ocher deeper pan @ only $58.90/$59.90, which I think is really a good deal, this promotion with passioncard last until end of this month - 31 Jan 2012 only.

              Basic Pan after discount is $52.90 in all stores above, this model what has been advertise on TV. Hope this helps.

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                MissAshley
                last edited by

                Mommies,


                Hey I have tried my RED Happycall deep pan frying Kunning fish today without oil, it was horrible! Did I do anything wrong??

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                  Chongalicia
                  last edited by

                  R u referring to Neoflam korean frying pans, those silicon coated?

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                    just888
                    last edited by

                    MissAshley:
                    Mommies,


                    Hey I have tried my RED Happycall deep pan frying Kunning fish today without oil, it was horrible! Did I do anything wrong??
                    U need to pan dry ur fish, coat some corn flour. Grease your pan abit. Unlock the pan, cover down still if u want to have a crispy skin effect. That's what being shared at the FB.

                    I have yet to fry kunning fish though only tried with Selar fish. I didn't grease the pan. I just pat dry, lock the pan cook awhile flip and cook again, then unlock the pan to cook, got the charred effect, but then not those crispy type.

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                      vooma
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                      Chenonceau:
                      The brown ones are the 75mm deep pans. Good for veggie stir fry and cakes. They aren't the latest pans. The red ones are the 50mm pans. Good for roast chicken and beefsteak.

                      I just bought the jumbo pan thinking it can roast chicken and beef steak too. Has anyone tried? Or should I get the red pan too?

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                        Chenonceau
                        last edited by

                        vooma:
                        Chenonceau:

                        The brown ones are the 75mm deep pans. Good for veggie stir fry and cakes. They aren't the latest pans. The red ones are the 50mm pans. Good for roast chicken and beefsteak.


                        I just bought the jumbo pan thinking it can roast chicken and beef steak too. Has anyone tried? Or should I get the red pan too?

                        You try and tell us? Since you already bought the pan. I don't have a jumbo.

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