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@Rotuts
You appear to have an interesting theory that in a nonstick environment the thing being cooked accumulates the stuff that would become fond. It is interesting in that the stuff clearly does not just vanish because it got put in a nonstick pan. I have nothing to add by way of facts since I don't use nonstick for much beyond grilling cheese and making eggs... but most of what you typed went right past me because deciphering poetry into prosaic ideas is beyond me.
@Rotuts
I wish you could express yourself in standard English prose rather than the free verse you choose to use... You appear to have an interesting theory that in a nonstick environment the thing being cooked accumulates the stuff that would become fond. It is interesting in that the stuff clearly does not just vanish because it got put in a nonstick pan. I have nothing to add by way of facts since I don't use nonstick for much beyond grilling cheese and making eggs... but most of what you typed went right past me because I can't read poetry to gather prosaic ideas.
@Rotuts
I wish you could express yourself in standard English prose rather than the free verse you choose to use... You appear to have an interesting theory that in a nonstick environment the thing being cooked accumulates the stuff that would become fond. It is interesting in that the stuff clearly does not just vanish because it got put in a nonstick pan. I have nothing to add by way of facts since I don't use nonstick... but most of what you typed went right past me because I can't read poetry to gather prosaic ideas.
