Originally Posted by
WhyFi
I still haven't even used the one that I received last week, otherwise I wouldn't even be debating this, so packing it up and sending it back would be a matter of two minutes.
From what I've seen, the Copper Core has slightly better/more uniform heat distribution (not that the D3 is bad - it's def 105 level) but the bigger difference is supposedly the responsiveness to heat - hotter or cooler - which can make delicate operations a little easier. Oh, and it looks more fancy
This skillet is def not going to be non-stick (I use carbon steel for stuff that needs to be non-stick), I want it for better fond/deglazing/sauces, etc. I haven't actually cooked in stainless for decades, but I think that I have a much better handle on heat management so problems should be minimized (knock on wood).
I get it.
We are not big foodies (other than we like to eat!). We rarely, if ever, make a sauce. And, neither of us is into standing over a stove for very long.