Make Perfect Fried Eggs with Sunnex 14″ Pan!

By

Lia Espina Lopez

– April 6, 2011Posted in: Food and Drinks, Tech and Gadgets

Cooking breakfast is becoming more enjoyable ever since we bought this really awesome non-stick Sunnex pan. (Thanks, Jillette for the tip!)

I didn’t really need the mini utensils, but I just had to get them, too! Haha, low EQ! ;)

Nothing special about it really, except that it’s a really small pan (14″) but is the perfect size for frying eggs and making pancakes!

I know what you’re thinking. I could probably use any size of non-stick pans, but using the bigger ones make the eggs run all over the place, if you know what I mean. Same with pancakes. It’s much easier to control the shape and size of pancakes with a smaller pan.

Perfect fried eggs are love :)

I’m really obsessive-compulsive so I get really irritated when my fried eggs aren’t perfect. There was this one time, I broke the egg yolk because the eggs stuck to the pan. I got so sad, I just decided to turn them into scrambled eggs. Sigh.

I forgot to take note of how much the pan was. If I remember correctly, the pan was around P290+ and the mini utensils are around P250+, more or less.

And a size comparison.

I don’t think Nachos was entirely thrilled ;)

Links: Sunnex Philippines Facebook

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Tags: cooking gadget, Sunnex, Sunnex 14" Pan, Sunnex Philippines

About Lia Espina Lopez

Lia Espina Lopez is currently a domesticated wifey in the making, a blogger and social media manager. Learn more about her here and follow her on Twitter at @leeyahgrl.

11 Comments

1. lemuel africa

   Posted April 6, 2011 at 12:19 PM

   hi! we would like to invite you on Mitchie Chefs classic product launch on april 8. just send me your full name. and since you blog about sunnex we will reserve you additional seat for the said event. email me at lemuelafrica@ljs.com.ph

   thanks!

2. Hazel

   Posted April 6, 2011 at 2:04 PM

   Cool post about Sunnex! That’s pretty cheap for a non-stick pan. We’ll check it out. :)

3. Hazel

   Posted April 6, 2011 at 2:06 PM

   Btw, have you tried making Japanese-style curry? It’s really easy to make, hard to fug up. :P You can check out instructions here.

4. Artie

   Posted April 6, 2011 at 2:27 PM

   Nachos is like: AMG! They’re finally gonna cook me!!!

5. Lia

   Posted April 6, 2011 at 3:44 PM

   Haze, ooh. Sige, we’ll try that out when we’re in a curry mood ;)

6. Lia

   Posted April 6, 2011 at 3:47 PM

   Haze, the bigger non-stick pans are around P800-P1000 per piece, like the 18″ :)

7. Lia

   Posted April 6, 2011 at 3:47 PM

   Yes, Nachos is fat enough to cook :P

8. Bea

   Posted April 7, 2011 at 8:25 AM

   Where were you when I was a housewife? Hahaha! Galing ah. You’re a lot more adventurous than I ever was.

9. Lia

   Posted April 7, 2011 at 6:32 PM

   Haha, thanks! :P I really think it’s my calling to be a housewife, haha! I have no competitive bone in my body, so being a powerful career woman isn’t for me, lol :)

   I just want to be a shopping house wife, LOL :) Feminists, please don’t kill me >_<

10. Lia

    Posted April 7, 2011 at 6:33 PM

    Make that a shopping, blogging housewife, nyahaha ;)

11. Bea

    Posted April 24, 2011 at 4:44 PM

    Third Wave feminists won’t kill you because many of them are housewives and they know that it’s not an easy job. :D Hehehe.