Trending
foodie cravings, a Perth food blog
You are at:»»Scanpan Impact Saucepan Set thanks to Kitchenware Superstore (closed)

Scanpan Impact Saucepan Set thanks to Kitchenware Superstore (closed)

163
By on In the kitchen reviews
The winner of a Scanpan Three-Piece Saucepan Set thanks to Kitchenware Superstore is Ali. Ali can’t live without her oven: “My oven recently stopped working, and I’ve only been using the stovetop. It’s been awful, so my vote goes for an oven!!!” Thanks for entering everyone!
—-

Thanks to Kitchenware Superstore, I have this shiny three-piece Scanpan Impact Saucepan Set to test out and one to giveaway to a foodie cravings reader.

For your chance to WIN this Scanpan Saucepan Set valued at $299 from Kitchenware Superstore, simply share what you couldn’t live without in the kitchen. Competition is open to all foodie cravings readers with an Australian postal address and closes midnight WST Sunday 20/10/13. Winners will be announced on foodie cravings facebook page Monday 21/10/13 and notified by email.

I’ve had the same saucepan set since burger boy and I moved into our home over four years ago so you can imagine I was pretty excited to test out this new Scanpan saucepan set.

I cooked mum’s homemade pasta using the 16cm/1.8L Scanpan Saucepan, drained it and then threw my pasta back into the saucepan. I then added in a tablespoon of butter, some thick cream, pesto, fried bacon, oregano & seasoned with salt & pepper – my dinner was ready in less than 10 minutes. I thought it was pretty cool that each of the saucepans had metrics on the inside and the 16cm saucepan was perfect for cooking for one.

Kitchenware Superstore is an Australian owned company which stocks a massive range of kitchen and cookware products with savings of up to 70% off the recommended retail price all year round. Brands stocked include Anolon, Bakers Secret, Circulon, Jamie Oliver. Kitchen Aid, Pyrex, Tefal and Scanpan of course.

I haven’t personally ordered from Kitchenware Superstore but from what I hear they do deliver within 2 – 5 working days as promised and the cookware is always of a great quality. The Scanpan Impact Saucepan Set is valued at $299 but is available at Kitchenware Superstore for $127.94 and delivery for all orders over $150 is free.

Competition T&Cs

  • Competition is open to all foodie cravings readers with an Australian postal address.
  • One foodie cravings reader who have commented here with what they couldn’t live without in the kitchen will be drawn at random to win a three-piece Scanpan Impact Saucepan Set from Kitchenware Superstore valued at $299.
  • Competition closes midnight WST Sunday 20/10/13 and winner will be notified by email / announced on foodie cravings facebook page, twitter and blog on Monday 21/10/13. If the winning reader doesn’t respond within 72 hours with their postal details, foodie cravings will redraw the competition and notify a new winner.

I look forward to hearing what you can’t live without in the kitchen - I can’t live without my dishwasher!

Hosted by Three Lil Princesses
Win Free Stuff

Share.

About Author

I have foodie cravings all the time and sometimes at very odd hours, hence the name of this food blog, where I share my love for Perth food, writing and interviews with inspirational foodies who have made their mark in the food scene. I also own Crust Mount Lawley with my burger eating half burger boy and have a mini me who eats all my food, she goes by the name junior burger on the blog :)

Related Posts

163 Comments

  1. Natalie Stoute on
    My recipe book collection! I'm not a 'chuck in a few things' kind of person, I must follow recipes precisely. There's quite a few I know off my heart but I still get out the recipe book every time :)
    Reply
  6. Antonietta on
    A spoon so I can continuously taste everything that I make, from stock to cake mix and beyond. It's my ultimate luxury in the kitchen :)
    Reply
  8. Nicole kent on
    My pasta maker. Nothing feeds a family of four hungry kids better than fresh, wholesome pasta! So nutritious and filling!!
    Reply
  10. Katrina on
    I can't live without my footstool, because all of our cupboards are super high and without them I can't get anything out of them, particularly essential items like rice and pasta which I use very often.
    Reply
  12. Lisa G on
    HUBBY! He cooks, cleans, shops and has banned me from the kitchen for the safety of all appliances, cookware and crockery.
    Reply
  20. Annsley on
    I can't live without my oven since I'm more of a baker than a cook. If something is bake-able, I'll do it within a heartbeat.
    Reply
  28. Tracy Boulter on
    My blender, it makes short work of whipping up a wicked cheesecake in a flash, cheesecake is my ultimate indulgence.
    Reply
  29. Rachel K on
    I suffer from chronic back pain but find relaxation, solace and enjoyment in cooking. I couldn't do without my husband in the kitchen because he does all the back breaking washing up! I suppose if I bought myself a dishwasher he may become obsolete and I'd have to find another task for him to perform! ha, ha!
    Reply
  33. Krystel on
    My trusty silicone spatula - it gets every last bit of goodness when I'm baking especially those stubborn bits of batter or melted chocolate at the end of the bowl.
    Reply
  38. Melissa O on
    I could live without a good set knives that slice tomatoes easy, making cutting chicken a breeze and look great sitting upon our bench.
    Reply
  40. Cynthia on
    My laptop, I use it so much for recipes and converting measurements that it has its own specified spot on the kitchen bench!
    Reply
  41. Caprice on
    My pizza cooker! It's used every week. At the end of a hard week I just throw all the leftovers onto a pizza base and pop it in. The kids will eat anything if it's on a pizza base too!
    Reply
  42. Cate on
    My oven mitts- perfect for the obvious task of handling hot items, and also great to entertain our son, 2. His favourite game is playing puppets with them, which keeps him busy while I cook! Ha ha!
    Reply
  43. Helga Grenkowitz on
    My microwave; it's so much easier and less time consuming if you can thaw your meat; steam your vegies or crisp your pizza in your microwave.
    Reply
  44. Lisa Wood on
    My glass blender - I so can not live without it :) I use it for my green/berries smoothies for my breakfast every morning - I couldn't imagine life with out it! Actually I am trying to work out how I can take it on a road trip - is there a way to find electricity when one is camping where there isn't it!!! Lisa Wood recently posted..Fitzroy Falls New South Wales
    Reply
  45. Wendy_c on
    My Scanpan saucepans - They cook evenly and thoroughly and are so easy to clean! Mine are very old now but they are still amazing and the best cookware Ive ever owned!
    Reply
  47. Tania Lynch on
    I have found I cannot live without a good stove or oven.I have temporarily moved into a home without either and I just have a camper oven with two hotplates on top.Both cannot be used at the same time and now cooking is a real chore.
    Reply
  48. bubble936 on
    My Nicer Dicer Plus - which has made my life in kitchen super easy by chopping vegetables & fruits in no time.
    Reply
  49. Jane Wilson on
    My Kenwood Major Premier Mixer with all the attachments(spoilt on my B-day :)) I wouldn't give it away for all the tea in China. It's made life so much easier.
    Reply
  50. Alex on
    I couldn't live without my oven. It's absolutely brilliant for pizzas: heats up to a roaring 250C FAN and spits out a perfect pizza crust in just 10 minutes. Oh, and it's useful for other stuff too! Alex recently posted..Potatoes Dauphinoise
    Reply
  52. justagirlfromaamchimumbai on
    Being an Indian I cannot live without my Pressure cooker. I don't know a single Indian woman whose life doesn't revolve around a pressure cooker. Most of us have 2 - 3 cookers in different sizes and they are given a lot of times to us in our trousseau by our mothers. We cook everything from Dals to rice and meat in it and even soup and baby food. It is a god send for working women like me who want to make healthy, fresh food for our families without breaking a sweat in a matter of minutes. If you ever go to India you will hear the collective whistles of the pressure cookers from all the houses around you which signals Lunch or dinner is being prepared. When I got married my mother gifted me a small Pressure cooker which cooks just enough food for 2 people, which I have named (Baby cooker) as you can get huge ones as well which can cook for upto 20 - 30 people. I have had it for 10 years now and when I moved from India to Australia that was the only special Indian utensil I got with me. I come home from work throw whatever I want to in it and within a few minutes I have a delicious meal ready to be eaten. I care for it like a baby, wash it, clean it and it has a special place in my heart. I cannot imagine my life without it.
    Reply
  54. Emily Rose on
    I dont have a dishwasher! I couldn't live without being stocked up on baking supplies all the time - flour, sugar, cocoa, eggs, and also pasta and the ingredients for pasta sauces! They are my two favourite dishes.
    Reply
  55. Dominique on
    Tongs! You can use and egg slide, or forks or spoons, but tongs just make life so much easier when cooking and serving!
    Reply
  56. Diane Smith on
    I can't live without my dishwasher. I hate doing dishes but also can't stand them on the bench. The dishwasher cleans dishes probably better than I could and the kitchen always looks tidy. It also saves on water from continually washing small loads of dishes.
    Reply
  57. Jessica on
    I couldn't live without my large skillet. We use it for bacon & eggs, risotto, pan-fried salmon, French crepes, and so much more!
    Reply
  58. em caunt on
    i couldn't live without my scraping spatula! it gets all the last drops out of the bowl! no need for licking the spoon :P
    Reply
  59. Stacey Carr on
    Hello, In my kitchen I couldn't live without my silicone bowl scrapper. I bake a lot of cakes, muffins, cheesecakes and lunchbox treats. The silicone bowl scrapper allows no wastage of mixes left in the bowls and also makes clean up a breeze and there is hardly any leftovers in the bowl to make washing up painful and messy. Thanks
    Reply
  61. Elyse Victoria on
    I can't live without my Jarkey Jar Opener it pops the vacuum on lids so I can easily open the jars. Without it I would be restricted to buying things in tins with pull tabs!
    Reply
  62. Jen on
    The ability to improvise! For example, when I don't have the right ingredients a recipe calls for, when I have three things left in the fridge and need to make a meal, or when something goes wrong and I have to find a fix!
    Reply
  63. Sharon on
    I cannot be without my Tupperware jar opener. If I didn't have it there would be no pickle on the burgers, no sauce on the pasta, no jam in the cake and no pickled onions with the cheese!!!!!
    Reply
  64. MargC on
    I can't be without my slow-cooker as it is wonderful to come home to the aroma of a prepared meal. I can just sit, relax and enjoy a great dinner.
    Reply
  66. Lynsey S on
    My wooden spoon! Good for mixing, stirring, and keeping pesky children out of the kitchen! disclaimer- no children were harmed in the use of my wooden spoon. Just knowing what it can do is enough to keep them in line.
    Reply
  67. Tyke on
    In prior years I was a guerrilla, Although my wife spells that gorilla. I like to eat Lots of meat And can't do without my griller.
    Reply
  71. Elanor on
    My mixing bowl. Everything i make uses it I think, sweets like chocolate - which i make a lot! Baking glutenfree, dairyfree breads and cakes of course uses it. When i am sweating away beating eggs, or mixing up curry paste from scratch in my mixing bowl, i feel as though it is the one thing we have always needed in the kitchen. I guess prior to bowls, a grinding stone or two were the only necessity for food prep!
    Reply
  77. Jennifer Robertson on
    I can't live without my paint scraper. It is the best egg lift I own. And great for scraping things off while cleaning up.
    Reply
  78. steph Horswood on
    I use my nicer-dicer (slap chop) a lot. it does everything it dices, slices, grates and chops makes my life a lot easier and keeps me eating healthy things.
    Reply
  79. Sarah T on
    I would have to say it would be my electric kettle. Especially with a very active toddler, I live on cups of teas and coffees. With a touch of a button I have boiled water. It make my life easier.
    Reply
  80. Amie on
    My teapot. I love love love a cup of tea and especially when it comes to winter time; a cup of tea is so warm and comforting.
    Reply
  81. Zoe on
    I couldn't live without my ipad- and an internet connection. It is my gateway to the world of cooking (plus my scanpan frying pan which I love)
    Reply
  87. Dorothy K on
    My new scanpan knife set which my daughter has just given me. I don't know how I survived without one all these years.Making life so much easier. The sharpness, strength and durability are prominant. Love to add more scanpan items to my kitchen.
    Reply
  91. Melissa on
    My Mum's always told me there are two kitchen items you can't live without - good saucepans and good knives! We got a great knife set for our wedding but have some cringeworthy saucepans! This would be a great prize!
    Reply
  93. Natalie Tomcyk on
    It'd have to be the microwave! Sure I can cook up a storm when I have the time, but sometimes the microwave helps me out with those sneaky, time-saving short-cuts that no one has to know about (such as baking potatoes).
    Reply
  99. Timothy on
    i couldn't live without the view from my kitchen window. i love being able to see my dogs playing and the chickens and ducks running about it relaxs me and helps me forget about the washing up!
    Reply
  100. Catherine Rabanes on
    My saviour is my wooden chopping board! I use it to prep my food, place hot pots and pans on, an alternative place to putting saucy spoons on the bench, it's always there when I'm trying to keep ANYTHING off the bench!
    Reply
  101. Alistair Geikie on
    I couldn't do without my wonderful 'sous-chef' aka. My loving girlfriend. While I cook up an amazing mess, she constantly whisks around me and keep the place clean as a whistle. She pours my wine and hands me tea towels as I need them. She's definitely the best thing in my kitchen and one thing I could never live without.
    Reply
  104. Debbie on
    A new addition to my kitchen - my Jamie Oliver non-stick stoneware frying pan - for the first time ever, I can make pancakes that are smooth and of which I'm proud, instead of the wrinkly, torn-up things I was embarrassed to serve.
    Reply
  106. Alison May on
    My good cooking knives - the best I could afford, and they're still going strong. All the gizmos and gadgets in the world can't make up for high quality basic tools ... which is why I love Scanpan.
    Reply
  108. Melissa Jones on
    I couldn't live without microwave oven which I use many times daily and which is more useful than my hubby in kitchen. lol...
    Reply
  109. Mick G on
    My rice maker - it may be dated and made of plastic but it never fails to supply me with fluffy perfect rice everytime
    Reply
  110. Shellie on
    No wood stove or gas for me! My kitchen needs safe electric-ity! Without this kitchen commodity, I could not cope! ......but SCANPANS 'd improve my culinary scope!!
    Reply
  112. Steven Savvas on
    My rice cooker. Once on SBS was a bad movie about a chinese warrior from ancient times, who accidentally time-travelled to the present day. When he returned back to his own time, the only thing he took was an electric rice-cooker. I kind of feel the same way!
    Reply
  116. James Berryman on
    My veggie slicer. I use it for cheese and veggies and fruit. So much easier than doing it by hand with a knife.
    Reply
  117. sally on
    I cant live without my sunbeam stick blender, it is so versatile and helps me create so many dishes such as smoothies, sauces, dressings and desserts. Truly an all in one device.
    Reply
  118. Mikala on
    I've Scanned all of my pans in my cupboards and what has made the biggest Impact is my chopping board. It's always been there at the start of every meal!
    Reply
  123. Graeme Battams on
    Definately could not live without my wife in the kitchen, unfortunately I am one of those that no how to burn water :)
    Reply
  124. Amanda Gill on
    I can't live without my husband in the Kitchen to do the dishes - I can cook all day, but detest doing the dishes.
    Reply
  125. J Edwards on
    My mortal and pestle. Without it all the fresh tasty herbs in my garden would go to waste and the flavour of my dishes would suffer immensely
    Reply
  126. Teegan Shaw on
    My husband! He has taken to experimenting n the kitchen every weekend and although he uses every ish nd pan in he house, his creations are always delicious and exciting.
    Reply
  128. Pooja Vincent on
    A vegetable peeler This is one of the very few kitchen “gadgets” that’s worth its salt. Although you can peel potatoes, zucchini, squash, and so forth with a knife, a vegetable peeler is incredibly efficient at its task.
    Reply
  129. Benjamin Travia on
    I can't live without my Mum. Given my independent cooking skills barely extend beyond ventures involving the toaster, Mum is, gastronomically speaking, my guru.
    Reply
  131. Kerrie McDermid on
    My big cooking pot. I use it to make mountains of spaghetti, slow cooked lamb shanks and many other mouth watering meals.
    Reply
  132. Helen J on
    The coffee pod machine and the in house Barista who works it. Every morning my husband makes me a fabulous cappuccino, sheer bliss!
    Reply
  133. Rachel Tilbury on
    I couldn't live without my electric mixer I use it almost on a daily basis for making cakes, pizza dough, bread and even use it for mash potatoes.
    Reply
  137. Annie on
    My wooden spoon! I've had it from the time I started cooking and it's discoloured, cracked and has imbibed the smells of everything I've ever cooked with it but I cannot survive without it!
    Reply
  140. Cathy B on
    Thirty six years ago I bought a wok to go into my glory box, I still have it and use it regularly, it's very well seasoned now and makes the best fried rice ever, I couldn't imagine my kitchen without it!
    Reply
  142. Charlotte on
    Couldn't live without glad wrap - I know that's a sad and weird choice, but it's so easy for covering leftovers, steaming vegetables in the microwave, packing food, etc... don't know what to do without it! Thanks for the chance, amazing prize! x
    Reply
  145. Sue on
    The microwave - we use it to cook in so many different ways, I couldn't handle not having one! From whole dinners to Friday night's movie popcorn, it's a lifesaver and a blessing in our kitchen.
    Reply
  147. Tanya Clarke on
    I couldn't live without my chest freezer. I got it after having baby number 1 and I honestly don't know how I survived without it.
    Reply
  153. Clayton Roser on
    I can't live without my knife set and chopping boards, it's just a shame that our all our saucepans were damaged when we moved house 3 months ago and haven't been able to purchase a new set yet so I haven't been able to cook anything decent for quite a while now. :(
    Reply
  156. Fi on
    I couldn't survive without my dishwasher. I go into a state of panic if it plays up and love the soft, sweet hum when it's cleaning our dishes!
    Reply
  157. Nellie on
    I can't live without my tea towel! Keeps my hands dry when I'm in the kitchen all day and dries up any messes with a wipe :)
    Reply
  158. Sue Bou on
    Got to say my kettle.... if I don't get my morning cuppa then LOOK OUT! There's nothing that beats the reassuring sound of that boiling kettle, except the cuppa of course :)
    Reply
  159. Dee B on
    Being on a high fruit & veg diet for health reasons would mean an awful lot of squeezing and squishing if I didn't have a my old juicer, I couldn't be without it!
    Reply
  160. Mick G on
    My gas stove top. It ready to use in an instant and enables me to have well controoled heat whenever Iam cooking - oh and is damn handy during power blackouts as I can still cook
    Reply

Leave A Reply

CommentLuv badge