Reply to: Which pan would you use ?

[thunderlizard]

This is an impossible question. If the draining board pan is on its own, and dry, and the cupboard pan is at the bottom of the cupboard under half a hundredweight of roasting tins and rolling pins, then the former. But if the draining board pan is under a teetering stack of plates, and/or needs soap suds wiping off it, and the cupboard pan is is easy reach, then the latter. You are not giving us anywhere near enough detail.

[Zippy]

Draining board pan. It looks a lot better when Mrs EO comes to do the washing up, as there's still only one pan out.
For bonus points put the empty fozzies cans in the recycling.

[mos]

Pick a different soup and just use a glass....

[mos]

A butler. Aren't you a contractor?

NLUK

I aint have a butler. I am saving me money for strippers ..

[mos]

A butler. Aren't you a contractor?

NLUK

[Freamon]

A butler. Aren't you a contractor?

NLUK

[mos]

Get your Mrs do it ...

[BrilloPad]

Though whether I would se a pan or microwave depends on what type of soup it is.

[BrilloPad]

Can I use the microwave?

[hyperD]

Draining board pan. You can wash it up again and play Bill Murray's Groundhog Day.

[darmstadt]

Who needs a pan, leave it in the tin

[Cliphead]

By the time you get through all the sh1te on here you'd be sated

[Gruffalo]

ok


you want to stick some soup on the stove.

there are clean pans in the pan cupboard
BUT
there is also a cleaned pan on the draining board

both pans are the same size


which pan would YOU use ?

Cupboard, as the process of cleaning and getting to the cupboard would be cut off in its prime.

Would put the draining board pan in the cupboard though......

[Cliphead]

Largest surface area, less time to heat up.

[EternalOptimist]

The biggest.

ok


you want to stick some soup on the stove.

there are clean pans in the pan cupboard
BUT
there is also a cleaned pan on the draining board

both pans are the same size


which pan would YOU use ?