Revere Ware Pre-1968 Saucepan vs 1992 Saucepan - Weigh-in

Let's weigh a pre-68 2qt saucepan and one from 1992. Sharing :)
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[@jonlouis2582]

I used to be a big "double ring" snob, but I noticed the ones I use the most are more recent.

[@xetaprime]

Interesting! I was a 'snob' too at the beginning. Fooled by the web I tell ya! :)

[@rstumbaugh43]

It’s odd, isn’t it? It’s usually the other way around.. the older, usually thicker, heavier, better quality, then they cheap out, cut corners trying to save money on the new ones, but not in this case🤔..thanks for posting Xeta!

[@xetaprime]

I know. My 1978 Revere skillet is so much lighter than a '97! Of course all this doesn't include the classic made in China or Indoesia. Heard awful stories about how thin they are :0

[@dvaoa2910]

Xeta - you gotta pronounce it like we do up here in MA: "Freakin' Riveeah Weah!"

[@xetaprime]

LOL! I will try that in my next Riveeah Weah video!!! Too funny. Not that there's anything wrong with that :)

[@dvaoa2910]

@@xetaprime you can do it...unleash your inner Masshole!

[@kjmmreid]

Do you know why there are letters after the year on the 90’s pans?