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Anybody from China?

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NuclearFusi0n

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What are the best Chinese woks usually made out of? I want a nice authentic restaurant-quality wok, and I don't know where to start...

I want Chen Kenichi's wok actually...damn, homeboy has skill....
 
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Just gp to your local chinatown and get a nice iron wok 😀 None of that teflon crap 😛

Cheers,
Aquaman
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Yeah, if u take a chan to a teflon wok that'll ruin it damn quick.
 
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Just gp to your local chinatown and get a nice iron wok 😀 None of that teflon crap 😛

Cheers,
Aquaman
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Yeah, if u take a chan to a teflon wok that'll ruin it damn quick.
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they have special teflon chans but the thing about the wok is that is is used in high heat situations and teflon does not handle that too well.

Cheers,
Aquaman
 
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Just gp to your local chinatown and get a nice iron wok 😀 None of that teflon crap 😛

Cheers,
Aquaman
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Yeah, if u take a chan to a teflon wok that'll ruin it damn quick.
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Quit making up words.
 
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Just gp to your local chinatown and get a nice iron wok 😀 None of that teflon crap 😛

Cheers,
Aquaman
Click to expand...

Yeah, if u take a chan to a teflon wok that'll ruin it damn quick.
Click to expand...

Quit making up words.
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the chan is the instrument used when cooking with a wok......... kind of like a metal spatula.

Cheers,
Aquaman
 
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Just gp to your local chinatown and get a nice iron wok 😀 None of that teflon crap 😛

Cheers,
Aquaman
Click to expand...

Yeah, if u take a chan to a teflon wok that'll ruin it damn quick.
Click to expand...

Quit making up words.
Click to expand...

the chan is the instrument used when cooking with a wok......... kind of like a metal spatula.

Cheers,
Aquaman
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I said cut that out.
 
"chan" isn't a word that means a wok spatula, it's just general chinese word that can mean shovel or spatula.
I saw a infomercial that was selling a wok and kept referring to the "chan" as if it was some magical chinese secret weapon in cooking. It's just a spatula!!!! it's not a "chan"!!!

-patchy
 
Originally posted by: ApacheXMD
"chan" isn't a word that means a wok spatula, it's just general chinese word that can mean shovel or spatula.
I saw a infomercial that was selling a wok and kept referring to the "chan" as if it was some magical chinese secret weapon in cooking. It's just a spatula!!!! it's not a "chan"!!!

-patchy
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Shhhhhhh.............. we can charge them more if they think it's special 😉

Cheers,
Aquaman
 
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Originally posted by: ApacheXMD
"chan" isn't a word that means a wok spatula, it's just general chinese word that can mean shovel or spatula.
I saw a infomercial that was selling a wok and kept referring to the "chan" as if it was some magical chinese secret weapon in cooking. It's just a spatula!!!! it's not a "chan"!!!

-patchy
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Shhhhhhh.............. we can charge them more if they think it's special 😉

Cheers,
Aquaman
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You chinese hucksters with your made up words! Get outta here! *throws rocks as you skidaddle out of town*
 
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Originally posted by: ApacheXMD
"chan" isn't a word that means a wok spatula, it's just general chinese word that can mean shovel or spatula.
I saw a infomercial that was selling a wok and kept referring to the "chan" as if it was some magical chinese secret weapon in cooking. It's just a spatula!!!! it's not a "chan"!!!

-patchy
Click to expand...

Shhhhhhh.............. we can charge them more if they think it's special 😉

Cheers,
Aquaman
Click to expand...

You chinese hucksters with your made up words! Get outta here! *throws rocks as you skidaddle out of town*
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Never bring a rock to a wok fight 😛

Cheers,
Aquaman
 
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Originally posted by: ApacheXMD
"chan" isn't a word that means a wok spatula, it's just general chinese word that can mean shovel or spatula.
I saw a infomercial that was selling a wok and kept referring to the "chan" as if it was some magical chinese secret weapon in cooking. It's just a spatula!!!! it's not a "chan"!!!

-patchy
Click to expand...

Shhhhhhh.............. we can charge them more if they think it's special 😉

Cheers,
Aquaman
Click to expand...

You chinese hucksters with your made up words! Get outta here! *throws rocks as you skidaddle out of town*
Click to expand...

Never bring a rock to a wok fight 😛

Cheers,
Aquaman
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Oh man, if it were a teflon wok, you could use it to redirect my rocks right back at me! Oh noooeeezzz! Mil, help me!!!
 
I've always known it as a chan. Shovel or that spatula. Theres other words in chinese that have two meanings for one word. Tong = soup or kill you.

But anyways iron or nothing for me. Make sure to season it first using the usual ways of seasoning new iron cookware. I like the one with the longer handle on it like a traditional pan, just because I'm a wuss and don't wanna get near the hot wok.
 
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