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Starting Copper Collection - Falk vs. Bourgeat
So, my cheapy copper pan has really whetted my appetite for more copper - I think this might be a common occurrence from reading through past threads on the subject. I'm thinking about being a little insane and selling my All Clad collection (not that big!) and moving to copper.
I'm considering Falk and Bourgeat because they both offer rolled rims. Aesthetically I think I prefer the shiny exterior but I could look past it if Falk seems better overall.
I'm considering:
1) An 11 in saute in Falk or an 11 in braiser in Bourgeat. Thoughts on which is preferable? It's either two short handles or one long and one short.
2) Saucier(s). First off, is a Bourgeat Flared Sauce Pan the same construction as the Falk Saucier?
I'd like a saucier or two but I'm not positive which size would be best. I've got a 3 qt saucier from All Clad that I really like but I feel like a larger one could be helpful as well as a smaller. I'd like something for sauces/reductions.
3) Saucepan (?) I'd like a smaller sauce pan but I'm not sure whether or not it'd be worthwhile or just better to get a saucier instead. Any thoughts would be appreciated!
I'm contemplating this set from Bourgeat with a braiser, flared saute, sauce and casserole -
The other option would be a saute and possibly two sauciers and/or a saute from Falk.
Thanks so much!
Falk. Period. Just kidding. They are all great cookware! It seems to me some of the Bourgeat handles seem to be higher than I want but that is because many times I am putting the cookware into my oven. Just my observation. I have Falk and Mauviel (sp?) and they both cook well. Get the one you like and get to cooking!
re: SpringRam
I'm actually having a hard time telling about sizes and shapes of the pieces (including handles and their placement). It's annoying that Bourgeat and Falk both seem to have stock photos online. When I'm looking at the Falk site and they've got the same photo for all of their sauciers then it seems something is wrong! That's really not too informative!
Anywho. How do you feel about Falk vs. Mauviel? Which pieces in your collection are your favorites?
re: olympia
I suppose if you want to display your cookware then the Faulk is less upkeep. I do not attempt to keep them polished. I also do not clean the bottom of the tires on my car. They are tools to get where I want to be. Both Mauviel and Falk are super. Falk makes the basic copper/ SS for Mauveil. I think we all get too bogged down in the brands. As long as you are getting the 2.5 mm copper stuff with cast iron handles, you are cooking with the best new stuff there is. I do not want to hear from you tin guys. The difference is almost zero.
re: SpringRam
To me, the differences between Mauviel and Falk are the rolled rims and the polished vs. brushed exteriors. I guess I feel that the rolled rims would be worth going with Falk or Bourgeat for me.
I'm definitely not going to be displaying or polishing them. I'm more into them as tools. I am annoyed that there are not accurate images of all of them to be found online. If I'm spending $$$$ (to me anyway) then I want to see exactly what it is that I'm buying - including the lids, thank you very much!
Hi, olympia:
I'm glad your foray convinced you.
With respect, if you do not buy yourself a set of 4 of Peter's 3mm saucepans (with lids, $340), you will be missing out on a deal that will never come again. Did I mention that these pans look virtually identical to an old Bourgeat 3mm pan I picked up in France (also with no mark)? Who knows if they are/aren't Bourgeat? If they're not, and they're functionally identical, who cares?
You should also check out Mazzetti, although brass handles come with their silver linings.
Personally, I think rolled rims are not a huge (and certainly not a deciding) advantage. Remember that, from a maker's standpoint, they do that mostly to impart a greater rigidity to the pan. In some circles, it telegraphs insecurity about how a pan will hold up to history.
re: kaleokahu
What if we only had the original parameters to work within - SS lined with doubt telegraphing rolled rims?
I feel like I can't sign on to deal with tin forever or at least my little slice of history.
re: olympia
I have owned and cooked with SS lined Bourgeat, and they performed great. I bought a set mostly out of curiosity to see how the SS lined stuff performs. I would say it is virtually identical to tin lined, about 95% as responsive. I would liken the difference to that of a Porsche and a Ferrari, the former being a bit more practical and reliable between to relatively impractical high-performing pieces of art. But the latter is undeniably a bit prettier and more stylish. Both scream down the highway.
I can't comment on Falk as I have never cooked with one. But the construction and styling seems nearly identical. I do recall the Bourgeat pans had handles raised significantly high, which could make it challenging to put one in the oven if it had a long handle. If Falk's long handles have a lower profile, that might make them a better choice.
I agree with Kaleo though, and not just because he is my friend. Borrow a tin lined 3-3.5mm thick pan from a friend you might reconsider SS based on performance alone.
For me, a lot of copper is in the beauty of the construction. I realize this is not the case for you, and the utility is the main (perhaps the entire) issue. In this case, another consideration (and I know you probably won't take it seriously, and some may even scoff) might be heavy (4-5mm) aluminum for a lot less money.
re: alarash
Believe me, I completely respect Kaleo. I really value his opinion.
I'm not sure I'm reading you completely clearly. At first you write "I would say it [SS] is virtually identical to tin lined" and then "Borrow a tin lined 3-3.5mm thick pan from a friend you might reconsider SS based on performance alone" - I'm a little unsure where you stand on the issue. And, boy, do I wish I had a friend with a 3.5mm copper pan!
Aesthetics do play a role for me. I love clean lines. The hammered surfaces really don't appeal to me. I also don't really care for the look of CI handles. I prefer the look of the rolled rims and sleeker profiles. I actually really like the look of the All Clad D5 which is what I mostly have now. So looks do play a major role, I just think we have different preferences in looks.
Anyone have any idea where to see more pics of the Bourgeat and Falk?
re: olympia
Hi Olympia,
Attached are a few pics of the Bourgeat set I had. I ended up selling them a month or two ago because I wasn't using them much.
The SS lined cookware is 95% as responsive to me, but that extra 5% is noticeable in my opinion. I the hands of a really skilled cook (am just an amateur home cook), that 5% might be more like 15 or 20%, I can't say.
I agree with you that we both seem to appreciate the appearance of the cookware, but have differing tastes. I could see myself really warming up to the newer generation copper at some point. They are sleek.
re: alarash
Ask and you shall receive! Thanks!! Wish I knew you a couple of months ago :)
It seems like the handles attach pretty low on the pieces which seems a little strange. Did that bother you?
Thanks again!
re: olympia
I did notice that about the handles attaching a bit lower. I didn't find that annoying. I actually kind of like it. The handle on the frying pan (top left photo) seemed to come up pretty high, which I think made it maybe? easier to work with on the stove, but harder to put it in the oven. Then again, I mainly used the Sauteuse for starting on the stove and finishing in the oven. That sauteuse was a great pan. Very very versatile. Responsive. Durable. It was large enough to cook for 2-4 people, which for my wife and I is perfect, as we like to have couples over for dinner.
The Bourgeat pans were extremely durable, even more than Mauviel. I have a lot of brand new SS mauviel laying around that I am getting ready to unload, and although they are really heavy and well made, the Bourgeat pans felt a bit better. The lids were more fitted, the rolled lip at the edge is a nice touch (though not necessarily useful to me, as I almost never poured from the side of any of these monsters).
Mauviel is gorgeous, but If I had to go with a SS lined set for daily use, I think I would choose Bourgeat (because I've handled them personally) with Falk at a close #2 presuming they are essentially identical, and Mauviel #3 only because they seem slightly less ergonomic/modern than the Bourgeat design in general. That being said, Mauviel are more traditional French design with the SS interior being a subtly noticeable difference. In a way you get the old school look with the new school advantages.
I have heard numerous times that Falk has some sort of copyright on the manufacture of SS bonded copper, and that Bourgeat and Mauviel and other companies get their SS-copper bonded from Falk and make their own designs. That being said, I have to tell you that from the end-user standpoint, the SS on the bourgeat seemes a lot different that the SS on the Mauviel.
The SS on the Bourgeat was thicker and more shiny/polished. That on the Mauviel is thinner (seems almost infinitesimally thin!) and has a brushed SS appearance. Don't know what that means, but I can attest it is true in the examples that I own.
re: alarash
I know I am resurrecting an old thread, but would you mind letting us know if the Bourgeat cast iron handles on these 2.5mm copper pans have a protective coating similar to Mauviel's cast iron handle coating? Thank you!
re: olympia
Yes; Falk lids match the exterior of their cookware.
Before investing in our Falk items, we purchased both a Bougeat saucepan and a Falk one of slightly different sizes. We used both for almost a year and found each to be a substantial improvement from our old ss Cuisinart set (which had a copper core in the base) sandwiched between ss but nearly paper thin sides. In the end, we liked the rounded profile and the easy to care for finishes of the Falk and have since been purchasing one or two pieces per year. Thankfully, the Falk 'line' appears to be timeless and they have not fallen into the "let's invent a need for a new type of cooking piece each year" mentality that preys upon consumers. We have been nothing short of thrilled with the Falk performance at the highest sears on our 22k Bluestar Range or at the lowest simmers held on the 130degree burner. Admittedly, we still have and use the Bourgeat saucepan purchased a dozen years ago. Still great condition and excellent pan.
re: ThanksVille
Thanks - I had read somewhere that the lids were shiny! That would be a bummer for me for sure!
One question, when you say "rounded profile" about the Falk could you explain a little more? It's hard to see the differences sometimes when you can't pick them up! What do you think about the matte vs. shiny interiors? Do you have any favorite pieces?
Thanks again!
I just wanted to update that I went with the Bourgeat. I got the 8 piece set and the medium flared saute. I ordered from Don Shipman in TX (mychefsfavorites.com). He had the best prices and has provided great customer service.
A couple of caveats for those considering Bourgeat. Their claim is that they are for professional kitchens rather than home kitchens and as such seem to let quite a few pieces through with cosmetic blemishes. Although they consider them to be commercially acceptable I didn't really esp. since this is a once in a lifetime purchase for me. At Don's recommendation I sheepishly showed up at their warehouse, which happens to be local for me, and asked to exchange some pieces. They were very surprised to see me but overwhelmingly accommodating. They went through their stock and made some swaps for me and I think I left with the best that they had on hand. In the end, of the ten pieces I purchased I would say two of them seem closer to seconds. Don is working on a way to make this right but I will say I was a little surprised at the quality of the details. I will fully disclose though that I'm particular.
So far, cooking has been pretty dreamy. I've made pork tenderloin and a pan reduction in the saute pan, sauteed mushrooms in the sauce pan and I look forward to trying them all out very soon. I think they look beautiful and find the handles very comfortable although they do get hot. The rolled rims and perfect for me as I love to pour from the pans. One thing that did surprise me is the hallmark on the bottom of the pan, on a couple of pieces it is very pronounced.
Thanks to all who provided great advice. If anyone has any questions I'd be happy to answer them if I can!
re: olympia
Congrats! Aren't they great? I really miss the bourgeat sauteuse I sold.
Since my last post, I managed to pick up a few Falk pieces, but they are still en route to me. I can't wait to compare them with my meory of the Bourgeat pans. I think they will be nearly identical.
by the way, where is their warehouse?
re: alarash
Ha, you're too funny! I thought you didn't use your Bourgeat much! Did you have the 13 piece set? I still wish I'd know about you off loading them :)
What are you expecting from Falk? I think I might prefer the handle placement on the Falk (just from the pictures) but I definitely love the shiny exterior of the Bourgeat. Do let us know how they are once you get them!
The Matfer Bourgeat warehose is in Van Nuys, CA - a drive for me but worth it not to have dinged up lids.
re: olympia
Hi olympia,
I didn't have th 13 piece set. I had an opportunity to buy a 7 piece set (frying pan, sauce pan w/lid, sauteuse w/lid, dutch oven w/lid) affordably after shipping. They were well used with lots of stains on the outside from burned grease. It took a lot of work to scrub them clean, and they never became totally clean in the end. Still, I used them a bit. The large sauteuse (about 12 inches across and 3.5" deep) was a great pan. It was extremely useful for so many dinners. Their pans are really burly, well made.
I sold them though less than a year after buying them just because they weren't getting much use, and I decided to go with tin-lined copper.
I am trying to scrounge together a nice set for the rest of my life. I'm in my mid 30's (my how time flies!) and have a job that does not pay well, so I am putting together a collection one piece at a time on ebay, craigslist, and estate sales. I am constantly buying a new-to-me pan here and there, and unloading other pans that I now realize don't suit my fancy. I've never bought a pan from a store, and could never afford to do that. Scrounging however is a very impractical way to go about it because at any one time I have more copper on hand than 3 families could use, let alone 2 adults, and this makes my wife go crazy.
Your strategy to think carefully, then buy a set of a lifetime, especially at a point in life when you can afford it, is much more sensible. But I am enjoying the process of piece-mealing my set together. So far I've found a couple of gems, and overall am roughly breaking even on this addiction.
I expect Falk to perform identically to the Bourgeat. I only bought this set because it was at a good price from a person who didn't use them much. It was a 10-piece set (frying pan, saute pan, dutch oven w/lid, saucier w/lid, small sauce pan w/lid, large sauce pan w/lid) for an affordable price, and only two of the pieces had been used. It was hard to pass up the chance to try them, as I have been curious and have never even held a Falk before. Meanwhile I have owned and tested Mauviel and Bourgeat stainless lined copper.
But in the long run I think I'll stick with the french old skool hammered tin-lined beasts of days gone by, and hopefully my boy and any of his future siblings will enjoy them enough to keep and use them, instead of selling them cheaply next to sweaters that smell like moth balls on my front yard lawn to strangers when I'm dead and gone.
re: alarash
Ha! It is quite an addiction and I prefer your method to mine - there's something great about finding a piece here and there. I'll admit to suffering from sale goggles a bit though while bargain shopping. I funded this purchase by selling some remnants of my previous, non-cookware based addiction. Getting more than one piece at a time kind of waters down the experience though. I love picking up one piece to treasure and then extending the enjoyment of the addiction with another piece down the road.
Wow, how the heck do you find these pieces at such bargains. I'd love to have stumbled upon sets of Bourgeat and Falk! If you're still thinking of dumping more pieces in the future let me know - I could be interested!
Be sure to tell the boy to at least ebay them if he doesn't want them. *I kid, I kid.* ;)
re: olympia
I find bargains the same way everyone else does, by keeping my eyes open and searching. The difference I suspect is the amount of time spent diligently searching. It's simply embarrassing how much time I spend searching web sites and thrift stores. It's become my main hobby, at the expense of my waistline.
re: alarash
I hear you on all counts. I eat, sleep and breathe whatever I'm into and it's definitely been cookware lately. I'll also say that I'm convex in places that I used to be concave :)
I wish I had more places to go thrifting but even the local thrift stores are pretty expensive. I was thrilled when I saw a set of Bourgeat being sold on craigslist - at least until I saw that they wanted more than retail for it! Good for you though, I'll try to live vicariously. Please do let us know about the Falk. It may have been a better choice for me in that I'm scared to death of scratching up the Bourgeat. I'm practicing polishing on my cheapy copper pan. I practiced tonight and did pretty well on the body of the pan. I did manage to scratch the body while steadying it against the edge of the sink though. I'm pretty sure I need a new method that involves some form of padding. The pan fared better than the lid which somehow I managed to really scratch up - with a paper towel! Oh well, that's why I'm practicing!
Do keep me/us updated on the finds!

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I live in maryland.the ones i have been seeing are mostly brown..indicating a mild winter...its worth mentioning though...a few winters ago in md. We had the wost winter on record...and i do honestly recall that year most of the woolys i saw were compleately black.i remember that was the first time time in my life that i had seen so many all black...and ive lived here for 30 years
I have seen several wooly worms in the last month in Mercer County NJ and they have just the tiniest bit of black on them. I'd say they are 90% brown and 10% black.
Here in NW PA, we have seen several Woolly Bears that are almost all brown with just a bit of black on the tip. Last year, they had black strips at both ends with a wide brown band down the center.
I haven't seen any wooly worms this year either and we usually see a lot crossing the roads. I live in MO. What does it mean?
I don't know about wooly worms,but when native ants build their mounds high you can look for a lot of wet weather
Found A Blonde Woolies Worm In My Back Yard. Never Seen One That Color. What Does That Mean About Our Weather In Virginia?
The Wolley Bears were right for the winters of 1976-77 and 1977-78. I wrote the book White Death The Blizzard of '77 about these snow disasters and you can see my famous pics and hear blizzard stories at www.whitedeath.com. Beware of snowflakes.
I am in N. Florida (near Monticello) and have been seeing what I am calling woolly bears around here lately that are ALL BLACK. Are these true woolly bears? If so, we are in for a COLD winter!
I use the size and position of the winter homes for the grey and fox squirrels, size fortels temp. extrem, and position the severity, ie. closer to the trunk of tree the more blustery the winter. Combine this information with the accumulation of fat and the urgency of food collection usually gets us a good idea of whats ahead. An old squirrel hunter.
Here in the mountains of sw VA the woolies I've seen so far are predicting cold and stormy first and last of season, but relatively mild otherwise. I've been observing them for years and found them more reliable than the weatherman.
I really never truly understood this little creature. I saw one of these at my daughters near Pittsbugh this year . . it was all black. Wear lots of clothes.
My wooley worms are almost all black. Barely a hint of brown. This is the second year of an incredibly abundant acorn crop. Last year was very mild though. Seems to be a medium amount of squirrel activity. I have 19 squirrels that live in the yard all the time. Cincinnati, Ohio
Watch the squirrels! Around here in Illinois, they have been busier than usual, storing up buried foodstuff in prep for what, by this indicator, will be a very rough winter — not at all like our last one!
The only wooly bears I've seen this fall have absolutely NO stripes! The almanac forecasts differ from the forecasts on my TV. Is the wooly bear the deciding factor?
Same here in St. Louis, MO. No bands on the wooly worms...all black.
One method of telling the coming winter never fails....the indians used to watch the whiteman gathering firewood!
and the white man watched the indians!
Having grown up and lived in the mountains of Western NC, I've always heard since I was a kid, that where the band's start and stop tells more. For instance, recently I have seen wooly worms with a small black band at the head with brown covering the rest (3/4) of its body. This means that winter will start off stormy with a lot of snow, then turn mild for the rest of the winter.
What does it mean when you just don't see any woolies? I usually see them around the garage every year, but this year none? I am located in Northeast Iowa, lots of box elder bugs no wooly bears?
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Jeremy Leiner in "Rent" - photo courtesy of Weston Playhouse, all rights reserved
The rock musical, "Rent" is playing at the Weston Playhouse and receiving rave reviews. Great reviews are common at the Weston Playhouse and the comments for this play indicate that the cast and crew of "Rent" are giving a traditionally strong Weston performance.
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"This was a wonderful show. A terrific cast, amazing voices, a fabulous set. Youve got to see it Go with an open mind and youll leave with an open heart. Well done all of you!"
"Came to the Sat. matinee and didnt expect to be so overwhelmed by the show. First rate cast delivered a first class performance. The standing ovation was well deserved. How lucky we are to have such quality theater here -Broadway has nothing on Weston!"
"Rent" had a strong run off Broadway and later on Broadway where it won a Tony Award® for Best Musical.
The play continues through August 22 on the Playhouse Main Stage, Village Green, Weston VT
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ETSU volleyball defeats Chattanooga 3-1
Thursday, September 23, 2010
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (Sept. 22, 2010) - The ETSU volleyball team went on the road and defeated longtime rival Chattanooga 3-1, Wednesday evening in non-conference action at Maclellan Gym.
"We battled when we were down and we were able to keep mentally focused in a very supportive UTC environment," said ETSU head coach Lindsey Devine. "We had to work hard for every point."
With the victory, ETSU improves to 10-5 on the season, while Chattanooga falls to 4-11 with the loss. Additionally, the Bucs tied up the all-time series with the Mocs 27-27 with the win tonight. The Bucs outhit the Mocs .200-.177 and finished with a 14.0-8.0 advantage in blocks as ETSU continues to lead the A-Sun in that category.
Alysa Long (Romulus, Mich.) and Erin Ryan (Davie, Fla.) led the Bucs offensively with 14 kills apiece. Long finished the match with a .370 hitting percentage while also adding a solo block and five block assists. Ryan also added seven digs on the night. Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) finished with a double-double of 13 kills and 12 digs. Whitney Cogburn (Kingsport, Tenn.) led the Bucs with 44 assists and also came in with four kills, two aces, and five block assists. Kiley Tamblyn (Torrance, Calif.) led the ETSU defensive efforts with 14 digs, while also dishing out five assists.
The Mocs got out to a quick start to begin the opening set as they led 2-0. However, the Bucs took their first lead of the match at 12-11 thanks to a kill by Alysa Long (Romulus, Mich.). The match went back-and-forth until the Bucs took a 23-21 lead after a Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) kill. Chattanooga was able to reel off four straight points to win the set, 25-23. Chattanooga outhit ETSU .100-.067 in the set.
Chattanooga began the second set much of the same way as they got out to a quick 12-6 advantage. Then, as Chattanooga had set point with a 24-19 lead, ETSU rallied back with a 5-0 run to tie the score at 24-24 thanks to a Devine kill. Once again the Mocs had set point after a kill from Paula Passmore, but ETSU reeled off three out of the next four points to take the 27-25 set victory. The Bucs got kills from Lauren Baufield (Plymouth, Minn.) and Jamie Stancliff (Advance, N.C.) to close out the set. The Bucs outhit the Mocs .359-.200 in the set.
With the score tied at a set apiece, ETSU started out strong in set number three as they got out in front 14-10. Chattanooga quickly put on a rally of five straight to take a 15-14 lead. The two teams would trade blows throughout the rest of the set. With the score tied at 24 apiece, the Bucs got kills from Erin Ryan (Davie, Fla.) and Long to close out the set with a 26-24 victory. Ryan led the Bucs with five kills in the set.
The fourth set was tight throughout as neither team was able to build more than a three point lead at any point during the set. With the score tied 22-22, ETSU was able to force three straight Chattanooga errors to close out the set and match.
Courtney Barnes, Heather Parman, and Ellie Kuhn each finished with double-digit kills to lead Chattanooga offensively. Bailee Chastain finished with a game-high 46 assists for the Mocs.
The Bucs will return to action this weekend as they will travel to Durham, N.C. for their final regular season tournament of the year. The Bucs will participate in the North Carolina Central Tournament and will take on North Carolina Central, Maryland Eastern Shore, Hampton and South Carolina State in the event.
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The IRB has confirmed that referee Alain Rolland erred in not allowing Australia to make a late substitution against South Africa last Saturday.
The Wallabies were forced to play out the closing stages at Loftus Versfeld a man short, although it did not affect the result as the Springboks had all but sewn up a 31-8 victory.
An IRB statement said that, according to Law 3.12 (exception 2), Australia reserve hooker Saia Fainga'a should have been permitted to replace injured hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau.
Touchline microphones picked up Rolland - an experienced referee who officiated at the 2007 World Cup final - telling the Australians that they could not make any more substitutions as they had already used the usual maximum of seven.
"The area of substitution management is a team effort. This was an unfortunate case of human error by the match officials who accept that they made a mistake," said IRB match official selection committee chairman John Jeffrey.
Australian Rugby Union chief John O'Neill said despite the match officials' inaccuracy, no decisions on the night affected the final result of the Test.
"South Africa were absolutely the better side, we congratulate them, they dominated the match, and that is not up for debate at all," he said in Sydney on Thursday.
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Rolland, who will also referee the match between South Africa and New Zealand in Soweto this Saturday, was assisted in Pretoria by Greg Garner of England and Romain Poite of France, with South African Shaun Veldsman the Television Match Official.
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I use milwaulkee every day. 5 year warrenty on drill, and batteries. Or 1000 charges. Best drills I've ever had.
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Latest Lithium-Ion 18v Makita set I purchased last year amazes me on how long the batteries last compared to the old 14.4 DeWalt I own. Not sure about Milwaukee now that many of their tools are manufactured in Asia.Miller 251...sold the spoolgun to DiverBill.
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Been a general contractor for years, makita is the best hands down. Absolutely no comparison. 18v is the only way to go. Oh, and not the white ones with the slim batteries, the 18v LXT line that's black and green.
Stay away from ridgid crap ive had some issues with my chop saw and their lifetime warrenty is an advertising scam . No such thing. Id go with proven quality like makita..
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I have used Makita, Dewalt , Craftsman and the best I have ever used is a Panasonic. Not cheap but the best performance and battery life.
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Whether you want to stay in a fully furnished log cabin right on the water, or bring your own RV, we've got the spot for you on beautiful Lake Seminole. There are plenty of places to stay along Lake Seminole. We have landing boat ramps, log cabins, "fisherman" cabins, camping area, picnic area, artifacts on display, and fishing and duck hunting guide service. This is a great place to watch one of the world's most beautiful sunsets.
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"A really simple, good tasting, low sodium white bread that is very light and lower in fat than many other white breads! Works well on delay cycle so you can have it ready when you are ready to eat."
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2 tablespoons
vegetable oil
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1 teaspoon
3 cups
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1 (.25 ounce) package
active dry yeast
What a pleasant surprise this was! I have my standard recipe for white bread and am very resistant to change, so I was tempted not to use the full amount of honey in this recipe as I thought it would be too sweet. In fairness to the recipe I "braved it" and added the full 2 tablespoons. Since I use yeast from the jar, I just measured out 1-1/2 teaspoons. Fragrant, soft and tender, this bread has the perfect balance of sweet and salty, though it is neither. Great bread for toast, sandwiches, or even on it's own with butter and jam!
Tried this recipe, it tasted delicious, but it was very thin/whispy... didn't turn out like the picture at all, and wouldn't work for sandwiches/jams.
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Wonderful! Very soft and non-crumbly. Excellent with half white and hale whole wheat flour, also.
Excellent texture and flavor! I used 2 Tb sugar in place of honey with no problem.
Really good and it doesn't crumble when sliced. I used 2 c. white whole wheat flour, 1 c. AP flour, I used kosher salt and added 2 T. buttermilk powder. UPDATE: I bake alot of bread and this one has become a favorite. I now use melted butter instead of oil. I don't have a bread machine so I just proof my yeast and mix it up. Very good bread.
This bread is SO EASY to make and tastes great. I used my electric knife to cut and it didn't crumble-every slice was shaped nicely. I used this recipe and added another tablespoon (1/4 c. total) of honey to make "sweetrolls" in which rolled out, sprinkled with melted butter, cinnamon & sugar, and raisins) rolled them up and sliced, then baked in the oven and frosted. They were amazing! I recommend it, especially to moms with young ones (6 & 2) that like to help "cook"...I don't think you can make this bread and have it turn out bad!
This is now my new all the time white bread recipe. So easy I love it. The family likes the bread in a lofe shape so I use the dough cycle, and bake at 350 for 30 min. checking at 25min. to be safe. I forgot the salt and DH did not notice so I now skip it all the time. I use EVOO in place of the vegetable oil. It seems healther to me. All I can say is don't let the short list of ingredients stop you this is good bread, nice smooth texture, toast up well and holds up to PB & J. brush the crust with butter and it wont get hard. Thank you LJSS for a wonderfull recipe.
Very good white bread. Slices nicely without crumbling. One thing I did find out on my last batch...I used 1/2 whole wheat flour and 1/2 all purpose flour with 3 tsp of gluten added, changed it to 18 servings like another reviewer to make a 2 lb loaf and it rose too much and not only hit the top of the lid, but overflowed. I took it out of the bread machine and separated the dough into 2 and placed in greased loaf pans and baked at 350 for 25 min and they came out great. I think from now on I will use the 18 servings adjustment and use the dough cycle on the bread machine and bake in the oven. Made great grilled cheese sandwiches and pb and j's. Definitely going into my favorites.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 156
** Calories from Fat: 26
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Amendments to the Mortgage Act that are effective immediately include:
- Removes from the Mortgage Act the 14-day notice requirement of the Department's intent to conduct an examination.
- Provides the Commissioner with specific authority to order civil money penalties up to ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) per violation.
Amendments to the Mortgage Act that are effective January 1, 2005 include:
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- Authorizes the Commissioner to charge actual expenses for examination(s) of licensees/registrants.
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Buying new hats for spring might seem like a task from the to-do list of your (older, wiser, and impeccably dressed) grandma, but don't let Granny have all the fun. NYC-based brand Yestadt Millinery is making it so that a decidedly younger crowd gravitates toward sprightly toppers.
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Comments On Apr 27, 2015:I put this tire on my CRF 250R and have nothing but great things to say about it. 19" trials tires are hard to come by and this one has performed beyond my expectations. I ride it at 12psi on rocky single track and it grips like no other. I have 4 rides on it and am just starting to see some ware but no chunks or missing knobs. I will definitely get another one when the time comes.
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Comments On Feb 06, 2015:If you ride on rocky terrain, a trials tire is the way to go. That said, this tire is very durable. it made it through an entire enduro racing season and still had some life on it. I highly recommend!
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Comments On Oct 13, 2014:I decided to try this tire instead of another knobby. All I can say is wow, it seems to find traction everywhere. I am in eastern Ohio and the terrain changes from hard pack to rocks, loose shale, mud, roots, and grass. I am using the 19" tire on my KTM 250 SXF.
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Comments On Dec 30, 2013:Riding in central Texas on land suitable for goats and rattlesnakes. Tire has performed flawlessly on the limestone base and feels like cheating on the stair step shelves. I run 8psi and haven't had any issues. Not the greatest tire when getting into the black soil or mud but wasn't expecting an all around tire either. Will definitely purchase again...great performance for the price.
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Comments On Dec 14, 2013:Great traction in sand & rocks at 8psi. Scary on the pavement at any speed regardless of how much air pressure is run. I was surprised these are DOT rated for highway use. Sidewalls felt non existent and made my bike feel mushy and as if the tire was going to roll over or wash out when cornering on asphalt at any speed over 10mph.
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Comments On Dec 02, 2013:The 19" tire works OK in the dirt (~10psi) but is not stable on the street even though it it DOT rated. I even raised the pressure to 32psi for street use and it still was to soft. Feels like tire is flat....not recommended.
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Comments On Oct 25, 2013:I got this tire to test if i really wanted to try a more expensive trials tire. first off i realized across the board the traction was great. not quite as good on the durability aspect but for half the price your really cant complain. it rides almost exactly like a dunlop or michelin except i think it may be softer, which helped in sand and mud.
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Comments On Sep 11, 2013:I have had this tire on my cr500 for about six pretty long rides, that have involved all sorts of terrain. this tire grips better than any other tire out their. you just have to ride it the right way with low pressure and have to be careful to not spin it. on fast roads it just takes some getting used to. it relay hasn't shone to much wear yet knobs just a little rounded. i'm also running the 19in.
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Comments On Aug 13, 2013:This tire split horizontally between the treads in about 6 places on my third ride. I do not recommend buying it.
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Comments On Apr 27, 2013:This tire instills confidence. Overall less deflection over bumps and excellent traction everywhere except greasy mud. If you agree with the concept of tread lightly then this tire is for you. Friend of mine on a KTM 250XCWF (designed for trail riding) tore up switchbacks with his knobby whereas I could just motor around them calmly with sure traction and clutch modulation while not rototilling the trail's tread unlike a knobby. Performance wise this tire is unique with a rounded trials surface vice the squared off surface found on every other brand. The treads are a gooey rubbery compound that forms to the terrain. I used my usual low pressure (6-7 psi) approach and a UHD rear tube but found the rear end to fishtail and wallow around due to overall soft rubber. Bumped it up to 14 psi and it was excellent. No sliding around, no wallow, better hook up, no spinning, etc. Along with all this you do not need to lace up a 18" wheel which saves you at least $250 in parts. Tread life is good too - knobs do not round off immediately unlike a knobby. I have had a 18" rear trials on a different bike and this 19" really is no compromise.
Additional Comments On Aug 05, 2013:Do not use this on mountain hill climbs with loose shale and basalt rocks. The tire surface will only spin and cause excessive wear to trail and tire. Worst summer mtn trail tire I've used. Works good during the winter in lower elevations however. Very seasonal tire. Previous review was based on winter performance only.
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Berkeley, CA (Sports Network) - Bishop Sankey carried the ball 28 times for 189 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Washington Huskies past the California Golden Bears, 21-13, on Friday.
Keith Price was 16-for-29 passing for 235 yards and a touchdown pass to Austin Seferian-Jenkins who finished with eight catches for 152 yards for the Huskies (5-4, 3-3 PAC-12), who snapped a six-game road losing streak.
C.J. Anderson carried the ball 22 times for 160 yards and Chris Harper had seven catches for 101 yards for the Golden Bears (3-7, 2-5). Zach Maynard went 15-for-29 through the air for 175 yards and an interception, but exited late in the fourth quarter with a leg injury.
Allan Bridgford replaced Maynard on Cal's final drive. He finished 2-for-7 for 26 yards, but converted on third down twice to keep the Bears alive. Bridgford's pass on 4th-and-5 was incomplete and the Huskies held on for the win.
There were eight turnovers in the game -- four for each side.
It was a defensive battle for most of the first half with each team finding the end zone just one time.
Sankey's 4-yard touchdown run gave Washington a 7-0 lead in the first quarter. Earlier, Price found Seferian-Jenkins for a 28-yard completion to give the Huskies the ball at the Cal 14, and four plays later Sankey bulled his was across the goal line.
Cal knotted it up at 7-7 midway through the second when Harper ran it in from 14 yards out. A 13-yard personal foul penalty for roughing the passer gave Cal a first down on 3rd-and-8 and Harper ran it in on a reverse on the next play, lunging for the pylon just inside the 5-yard line for the score.
The Golden Bears added a pair of field goals in the third, one from 23-yards and another from 21-yards out, but the Huskies took the lead late in the quarter when Price found Seferian-Jenkins in the end zone for a 29- yard touchdown pass.
Price rolled out to his left and lofted it up to his big tight end, who tipped the pass up in the air before securing it on his way to the ground.
Washington added a touchdown with just over four minutes remaining to take the decisive 21-13 lead. Maynard was picked off by Washington linebacker Shaq Thompson, who returned it to the Bears' 28. Sankey punched it in from 1-yard out four plays later.
The last three Cal-Washington games have been decided in the final minute.
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