This morning, I made scrambled eggs on a $129 frying pan. Most of my cookware costs a fraction of that. For years, I bought pots and pans at T.J. Maxx or other discount stores. The frying pan I used most frequently sells on Amazon for about $30. But I cook a fair amount from home these days, and I decided it was time to splurge on a pan from Made In, a brand that is seemingly everywhere and sells expensive cookware it bills as professional quality. The pan is one of the fanciest things in my kitchen—it comes with a red rubber cover so nothing touches it, and even Bon Appetit recently recommended it as one of the best nonstick pans (who would want a stick pan?). [time-brightcov
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