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How often do you get that "flaming pan action"?

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How easy do you find it to get some flaming pan action?

Never had it - I have gas and I can't be bothered running round the house resetting smoke alarms
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18%
Never had it - I've an electric/induction hob and if we have flames we are in trouble
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27%
I get it sometimes, but can't always recreate it
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36%
100% guaranteed, it is not a BIR curry unless I've singed it a bit
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18%
 
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How often do you get that "flaming pan action"?

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