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⌛ Imarflex electric skillets in Dgte?

Discussion in '☋ General Chat ☋' started by SurfinUSA, Jun 29, 2011.

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  1. SurfinUSA

    SurfinUSA DI Senior Member

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    That's the brand they are using at the Shwarma stand in Robinson food court. I asked the worker where they got them from, how evenly they heated, and if they've been holding up to continuous use well.

    Assuming she actually understood my questions, it appears they hold up well and are a good unit. She guessed they were obtained in Cebu.

    I've seen the brand before, just not sure if it is available in Dgte. I want the type without the ribs in the bottom btw..


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    I know SM sells Imarflex brand. So I'm guessing they got them at SM in cebu
     
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    I have been looking around for the exact same thing! When I saw them using them at the Shawarma at Robinsons, I said "I have to have one of those!!" Easier said than done here....I haven't found there here in Dumaguete, either. Let me if you find them!!
     
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    They have some at Robinsons Dept store without the ribs at the bottom, but they are not Imarflex and my wife doesnt think they're as deep as the Imarflex..
     
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