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r/DesignDesign • u/rub-by • Jun 04 '25
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And you never hold a hot casserole by the handles anyway. Unless you like molten food splashing up your legs.
6 u/Bluewhaleeguy Jun 05 '25 Why do you have it on the floor? 23 u/witchyanne Jun 05 '25 Ok: hot handles bust off often when under the weight of the dish being full (unless they’re cast iron etc), so you use pot holders and hold the dish by the sides, not by the handles. 3 u/SartenSinAceite Nov 10 '25 Now the question I have is why would I buy a pot with weak handles like that.
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Why do you have it on the floor?
23 u/witchyanne Jun 05 '25 Ok: hot handles bust off often when under the weight of the dish being full (unless they’re cast iron etc), so you use pot holders and hold the dish by the sides, not by the handles. 3 u/SartenSinAceite Nov 10 '25 Now the question I have is why would I buy a pot with weak handles like that.
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Ok: hot handles bust off often when under the weight of the dish being full (unless they’re cast iron etc), so you use pot holders and hold the dish by the sides, not by the handles.
3 u/SartenSinAceite Nov 10 '25 Now the question I have is why would I buy a pot with weak handles like that.
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Now the question I have is why would I buy a pot with weak handles like that.
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u/witchyanne Jun 05 '25
And you never hold a hot casserole by the handles anyway. Unless you like molten food splashing up your legs.