Is there a difference between this pan and the green 10" Ozeri pan aside from the color?
1981247
The non stick coatings are different on the Ozeri GreenEarth/StoneEarth. The main difference is the green one uses a ceramic based coating (similar to green pan et al) this one uses a "Stonehenge" coating. Both coatings are made by Greblon (a German company). Some more minor differences are the shape of the pan, handle style, 2/3 rivets, and the green is advertised as PTFE free but this one doesn't so I don't know. To further confuse things their SteelEarth pans use a third coating. I can't answer which is "better" but this one is quite good.
1981248
The non stick coatings are different on the Ozeri GreenEarth/StoneEarth. The main difference is the green one uses a ceramic based coating (similar to green pan et al) this one uses a "Stonehenge" coating. Both coatings are made by Greblon (a German company). Some more minor differences are the shape of the pan, handle style, 2/3 rivets, and the green is advertised as PTFE free but this one doesn't so I don't know.To further confuse things their SteelEarth pans use a third coating.I can't answer which is "better" but this one is quite good.
1981249
I am not familiar with a green 10" Ozeri pan. When I ordered the one shown here, it was the only color available. Now, there is another "green" pan advertised on TV and for sale in stores under the "As advertised on TV" category. That pan is nowhere near the quality of this one. I have that one as well and do not like it at all! But this pan is truly a good quality pan and works exactly as touted.
1468842
I only own the yellow version, but I assume the green one is smaller and for limes, but I use my yellow version for lemons and limes and love it! I have not tried the small key limes though.
550588
Can't tell you the difference but can tell you it is the best pan I have ever bought and it is used more than any other pan I own
1847831
This pan utilizes a natural stone-derived coating from Germany that achieves non-stick perfection while remaining 100% free of PFOA, a harmful chemical found in traditional cookware. Now Ozeri 8" Green Earth Textured Ceramic Nonstick Frying Pan is 100-Percent PTFE and PFOA Free. I hope this helps you.
1799983
I don't own the stone earth pan but I own this pan The 10" Green Earth Frying Pan by Ozeri, with Smooth Ceramic Non-Stick Coating (100% PTFE and PFOA Free) and it fits perfect!
1934939
The only difference I found was the handles. 1 has a chrome handle the other is black. It works great for all the things we have used it for, pancakes, waffles, Panini's plus eggs and sausage breakfast.
1965598
That is scary. No green in my pan. When I got mine I washed it in soapy water then let it dry and put oil - Wesson or olive oil and let it sit for a while and heated it up for a couple of minutes then washed again in soapy water. Now I just put it on top rack in dishwasher and the lid on the bottom rack. This is my second one of these and I love it. Good luck and again scary on the green gel.
81769
Hello,NO, it DEFINITELY cannot. I do not understand why someone would want to mislead you! You can check here on Cuisinart's page: https://www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware/GreenGourmet/skillets_green/gg22-20.htmlIt is a pity, since it looks like a great pan. I have induction, so I am unhappy. Best
2198635
I don't see that there's a difference - I suspect the tulip reference is related to the handles. I have been using these for some time and find that they are the best (of many) aluminum pans I've used, both in terms of non- stick and uniform cooking. Only caveat is that they are not suited to very high heat applications (like blackening meats) - best to stick to cast iron for that.
1258831
You are correct! By following the simple use and care instructions, the ceramic coating should give you a long return on your investment. I purchased a few new spatula's for use with my new Ozeri pans but several of my old ones still work fine. ALL non-stick cookware requires special handling and this is no different. I am Very Please with Both of my Ozeri Pans and will soon be completing my set... Hope this helps - Roger
1172627
I own both of these and I would say that the differences between them are slight. The green one has the brass ring and the padding is the same density in both. However, one difference I have noticed is that the brown one is more rigid compared to the green one. In use, you can't really tell a difference. They both feel the same. But the brown one bends less than the green one.
1228973
that's hard to say, i called the manufacturer and they claim the cookware version is "specially formulated" for cookware and has extra stuff in it. i've read a few comparison reviews and most said they were unable to tell the difference.
1158623
8 inch pan looks different than 10 inch one ...the inner has the connecting line from bottom and the standing wall, isnt it? will be hard to wash..the 10 inch is all one piece and looks smooth at the bottom ..am i right? i wish the 8 inch looks the same as 10 inche one. ..Would some one let me know if they are not the same
1792108
No they are different . BUT I LOVE them best set of pand heat even and cook quick. So easy to clean !!! I do not like the tops for cleaning as well but the pans are easy. I do recommend this set.
678380
We bought ours a couple years ago, but yes, the seal/rim is green, the center is clear, hard plastic.
1403266
They make a line coated with QuanTanium which is PFOA free. My rule of thumb is if it doesn't say "green"or "Eco non stick coating" I wouldn't. This description mentions neither. Research Green or Eco non stick bakeware and you should see choices more fitting your needs.
51175
I have the green, i have plenty of scratches, but its not down the metal yet. Its a lighter green where it is scrathed. As far a easily scratched, not so much. My stove top is cast iron, so i knew it would scratch no matter what. And i also use them in the dishwasher. They hold upalot better than most sets ive owned