Is the nonstick coating safe?
1544359
As far as I know it is perfectly safe. No one in our family have had adverse reactions to the coating.
1544360
As far as I know, you would have to verify that with the manufacturer. I always use parchment paper when baking. But I have baked veges on it with only oil and no complaints.
1544361
Check manufacturer's details. It doesn't get scratched up like a skillet might. Use it for decorating and transferring wedding cakes.
1225611
All of our products use a non-stick coating that is not Dupont Teflon. Our non-stick coating is safe when used for cooking. In addition, our electric products are designed to reach maximum temperatures well within limits that causes the non-stick coating to release fumes.
1464888
I don't think this would be a problem. I do know you should not use spray oils on the pans. The propellent in these sprays ruins any non-stick finishes.
2253025
I threw mine away. Very unsafe. The nonstick surface is anything but, and the coil is exposed on the bottom of the pan which can cause serious burns. Send it back.
615917
Yes! it`s really nonstick.. & very easy to clean using those scrubby sponges..
328183
The interior coating is enamel which, I believe, means it is PFOA free. It is not non-stick.
540267
Short answer: it's safe. http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/features/nervous-about-nonstick
2049468
The coating is definitely not Teflon it is some other form of nonstick.I have read that some users have had that happened to the buttons but I have not had that happen yet and I use mine quite frequently.
1205732
No sure about the coating but it is very similar to my nonstick pans and my Belgian waffle maker. I love it I actually ought five of these. Many as gifts. I originally bought the stove top one from William and Sonoma but never used it since it seemed so high maintenance .
1791605
It appears to be (may not be) stainless. As for "non-stick", not sure. Never had any prooblems with sticking, though.
29759
Best to hand-wash them, and not to scrub the nonstick surface with anything abrasive. Unfortunately, the coating will wear out eventually, but with care, it should last for years.
1151682
it is as non stick as ceramic can be - dont use metal utensils that may chip the finish, tho
400726
I don't see any coating on pan. I use an olive oil non stick cooking spray and never have a problem with sticking. To be sure I would contact the manufacturer.
815288
Yes. There's no non stick coating. As long as it will fit on your burner....you're all gravy.
1193102
Usually nonstick surfaces are only a problem when the surface is scratched and enters food you eat.Use rubber or wood to remove eggs, and it should be safe.
434313
No that will damage the non stick coating. ONLY USE RUBBER, PLASTIC OR WOOD
186074
I do not know about the coating - it does not appear to have a coating when you look at it and I always grease/and or grease and flour my pans before adding the batter so I really am not bothered by whether or not it is non-stick as there has been no problem with that. I do wash all my cookware by hand instead of using the dishwasher - it makes them last longer and gets them cleaner.