Is it safe for nonstick cookware?
323887
Oh, yes, very definitely. It's also safe to wash in the top rack of a dishwasher.
323888
This spatula is hard plastic. I would think it OK for non-stick. I use it on my non-stick. I must say though, being hard plastic the eggs do stick on the end of the plastic spatula.
323889
It is supposed to be, but mine wasn't until I inspected it and sanded off the rough edges that were left from the manufacturing. In essence, I became a part of the production process, and that's why I gave the product a low rating. However, once I removed the roughness, the spatula was safe for nonstick cookware, and we use it a lot because it is a handy shape and size.
323890
Absolutley perfect for nonstick cookware . It does have the limitations that it cannot be put over open flame or left at extreme temps for long periods of time. This is one of my favorite spatulas.The first one I owned is still used and is over 12 years old. Highly recommended
323891
I use it for non stick cookware all the time. I liked my first one so well I bought one more. Handy to use and don't peel or erode as some of the others do.
434313
No that will damage the non stick coating. ONLY USE RUBBER, PLASTIC OR WOOD
1791605
It appears to be (may not be) stainless. As for "non-stick", not sure. Never had any prooblems with sticking, though.
1919302
Hi, This has a non-stick coating on the outside it is safe for every cooking surface except for induction.
1697292
I have this pan as well as other sizes and exclusively use them on my gas stovetop. The info that comes with the pan says not to overheat it as it could effect the non-stick coating.
2010530
No problem, it is cast iron. The "non stick" is from baked in oil/fat so don't use soap to clean, don't soak in water and if you need to you can always re-bake it with more oil/fat.
323150
As Bonnie says, it is not nonstick. I've used both pots a lot with a variety of foods and have had no problems with anything sticking.
1911485
I wouldn't. We try not to,but we do occasionally,with no repercussions. I'd like my cookware to last so I take care of it by using plastic or wooden utensils. They do make great utensils that are safe for this surface. Enjoy your cooking&#127859;&#127859;&#127859;.
143907
http://www.zojirushi.com/index.html website only mentions nonstick, not sure if it teflon.
1428549
Yes, stainless is the healthiest choice for cookware. Aluminum cookware can leach aluminum into your food and teflon non-stick can flake off into your food if you scratch it or it gets old and flakes off. Stainless does none of these. Sticking can be avoided by using a little oil. Just a thin coat, 1-2 teaspoons, is usually enough. And don't have the heat up screaming high. If you cook on medium to medium-high, it will stick less.
1546283
Cookware with non-stick coating when used over very high temperature emits toxic fumes harmful to all. You may want to use cast iron cookware instead.
984441
This is as safe as any non-stick pan is. It is not something that is on my worry llst.
1003941
We use only non stick utensils. We love them, they heat so evenly and food slips out beautifully.
1602683
I find it best to wash all non-stick cookware by hand. All are supposed to be dishwasher safe, but if one washes them in the dishwasher, they lose their non-stick surface faster.
1281104
I'm not sure, Mollyann. I think the pan would be ok, but am not sure about the nonstick coating in that high heat. Try going to the Chef's Design website and put the question in the "contact me" form.
855835
It is oven safe but the dishwasher would probably ruin the nonstick coating sooner than just rinsing by hand.
629134
i believe it would be safe in a dishwasher...remember you use it on the stove. i put my non stick pans in the dishwasher all the time