What cookware is on your want list that is not available?

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This is more of a wish list of what cookware you want, and can't have as it's simply either not made or available. Feel free to also rant when a manufacturer discontinued something and you want it but can't find it. Or anything else, that fits this topic.

I'll start:

SS lined copper rondeau 36cm, 3.5mm thick and approx 14qt's (other sizes would be nice too)
Paella Pan that's non-stick inside and 3-5mm copper, say about 40-45cm and 2.5mm thick

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I'd like that rondeau only tinned, thank you.

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I want the thicker Matfer-Bourgeat oval fish pan in copper bimetal with iron handle. It is available, but I'm unwilling to pay full retail for it. I'll settle for a 3mm tinned piece, but these are rare.

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I’d have to say all Matfer Bourgeat 2.5 stainless steel lined copper cookware. 

I have yet to find a single place in Denmark where they sell it and it’s not like there’s an online shop like the Falk website, where I can see the entire line and order from. 

Matfer Bourgeat copper is like the rare oddity, which you can’t get to hold in your hands unless you blind buy it at some dubious foreign websites. 

I’d like to make a complaint over this to Matfer. 
Unfortunately I’m not really sure Matfer care one bit. 
This annoys me quite a lot. 

Cheers, Claus

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Thick stainless lined copper with proper stainless induction bottom.

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Not exactly ‘cookware’ but our Aeroccino finally died. We’d ordered a new Aeroccino 4 more than a month ago and have been waiting for them to be back in stock ever since. The best we can tell is that they’re on a container ship somewhere off of the Port Of Long Beach along with lots of other shipments held up from unloading by a lack of staff due to Covid. First world problem for us indeed.

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One of those multi-level Algerian 'couscousiers' that you see on the top shelf at the local Carrefour in France. They're not expensive and probably not of the best quality but they must work b/c French Algerians use them. You just evidently have to be in France or Algeria to find one. Also, after my most recent move I can't find the plastic cheese box with changeable liners that I bought in France, need another one of those.
https://www.amazon.fr/Tefal-9182012-Fromage-Modèle-Filtre/dp/B0013BE6HI/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=boite+a+fromage+pour+frigo&qid=1613761031&sr=8-2

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Grippy rubber palmed oven mitts that don't melt when handling 500+ degree pans, and don't cover half my arm.

I presume someone makes them, but I haven't found them yet.

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• A truly powerful and durable blender with a glass jar
• A range exhaust fan that works brilliantly despite the twists and turns in my vent ducting 
• A large, heavy-bottomed pot that removes all the carbs from grains and pasta while retaining flavor and texture
• A kitchen timer that reminds me to set it in the first place

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I actually would like to see individual RAL colour customised Le Creuset dutch ovens. Had quite a few sleepless nights while trying to pick a 22 cm a few months ago. 

Other than that, I wouldn't mind Mauviel bringing back the late 2000s (circa 2009) quality for their 250 line. I already have quite a few Mauviels from this era, bought new, but I don't know perhaps a ss-lined copper 30 cm frying pan would be nice to have. They are sometimes available locally 2nd hand though. 

On the topic of copper, being dishwasher friendly wouldn’t hurt either.

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An oven timer that beeps once a minute after the original time is up.

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There are things not yet made or invented, like the extra large griddle, big enough to cover one full side of a 30" stove, rimmed, thick aluminum, maybe even topped with SS. I want that.

Then there are things once made that are now disappearing. I find them now and then and continue to add to my collection, tinned things like pate molds, Charlotte molds, and even whisks; larding needles with pushers; carbon steel Nogent knives; hammered heavy aluminum pans with lollipop lids; large tinned items like fish poachers; painted Pillivuyt and their lovely chocalatieres and cafetieres; Emile Henry vinegar pots; gorgeous but quirkily ineffective egg scissors; and, for those who need emotional support for poaching eggs, footed and tinned poachers. And of course there is always three mm or thicker hammered, tinned copper, especially in Golden Age shapes like pommes vapeur, pommes Anna, turbotiere, Windsor, and trout kettle.

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I wish I had this problem.

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I would love the Lagostina Accademia line without rivets, with pouring lips, and no exposed aluminum. 

I'm getting by all right but noticed some gunk build up around the rivets that had been missed and didn't easily come off.

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