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Old 15-05-2008, 10:34   #9
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Re: Saucepan burning at edges but contents not hot

I was thinking that a gas hob turned up full would produce this effect, as would one of those glass top cookers (I have one) if the pan base was warped. Just slung a pan with a bulge in the base.
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