Is it PFOA and PTFE free?
1533048
Not sure. Does not say on pkg. I would go to emerilcookware.com and ask the same question. I'm sure you will get an answer.
310422
According to the manufacturer they are pfoa free. PFOA is a pollutant therefore all pans should be PFOA free but I don't think they are required to put a stamp on it. All Teflon has an insignificant amount of PFOA and it is released when you leave a pan on a high heat flame. As long as you don't cook foods at 500 F all the time you should be alright. Cooking that high of a temperature will destroy your pans anyway.
1094016
It is Ptfe and pfoa free. It is not ceramic, but is environmentally friendly.
1295102
This product is PTFE or Polytetrafluoroethylene or Teflon in a solvent type base. The solvent evaporates leaving a lubricating film. Solvents contained: Heptane, Cyclohexane, Petroleum Solvent. See MSDS at: http://www.wd40company.com/files/pdf/WD40SpecialistDryLube-MSDS.pdf
144347
No. PTFE is the main ingredient in their nonstick coating. According to their label, PTFE is inert and will pass through the body without being absorbed.
599633
I don't know, but when checking the Internet if there is PFOA it is a trace. I'm sorry, but still do not know. Will have to check the store and read the label on the cookware.
718004
Teflon or not, it has a non stick coating, which to me indicates that it does release PFOA. Wilton doesn't provide any specifics on the coating that I could find, but unless it's bare metal, the coating is there. I'm still blissfully using mine though.
1144730
from Presto Customer Service, Our current model, stock number 07115, is ceramic coated and does NOT have PTFE or PFOA. All other griddles do have PTFE and PFOA.
284407
Yes, this product is Teflon free, I checked when I bought it as a gift. The way to can tell is that is says that it is "PTFE/PFOA-free" and, according to Wikipedia: "Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a synthetic fluoropolymer of tetrafluoroethylene that has numerous applications. The best known brand name of PTFE is Teflon by DuPont Co." Hope this helps.
767616
Their website says it is PFOA free. http://www.vinarozcookware.com/aluminumdiecast.htm
2163138
A quick Google search reveals the actual product page on the manufacturer's website. On there, it lists them as being PFOA free:http://store.calphalon.com/productline/pfoa-free-nonstick-calphalon-unison-nonstick/4294959916-4294938856
328185
Greetings, The interior is cast iron. I do not know what PFOA is. We are happy with the various sizes and use them regularly with no bad effects. Enjoy!
1394744
The ad says Hydrolon non stick PFOA free. Beyond that, I don't know. I do really like the pan, however. It's perfect for toasted sandwiches. Check out this website. http://www.parrotforums.com/questions-answers/8023-bird-safe-nonstick-cookware.html
2057813
I'm not sure what PFOA and PTFE means, but the cookware is incredibly nice for the price and is definitely non-stick. We don't put it in the dishwasher or use metal utensils with it while cooking. Hope this helps.
1985436
I am sorry I cannot answer that question. On my best guess I would say that it does have PFOA coating, but if you use the pan correctly not over heating it, it works just great and does not emit any fumes that may be harmful!
1628876
I'm not sure if it's teflon or something similar, but it is definitely not ceramic. And it is not PFOA free
771728
I don;t think you have to worry about PTFE and PFOA since the cooker is not made of plastic(inside). It is made of stainless steel that does not contain PTFE and PFOA. The outside material does not effect what you are cooking in any way. I chose this product out of many because it is steel surface on the inside, including the steaming tray so I did not have to worry about PTFE and PFOA as well. Very happy with it. Hope it helps...