How is its coating different from Teflon? Does it contain PTFEs or PFOAs?
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I'm not sure about that, Irina. I do know it was a defective pan and once on the heat source it would become concave which means it couldn't make full contact with my glass top stove. I didn't notice it for awhile (past the 30 day return policy) so tried to deal directly with Cuisinart. They outsource their customer service (you get someone in a foreign country) and it was a total nightmare dealing with them. I gave up. I will neverorder anything from Cuisinart again. I'm sorry I can't address your actual question but if it doesn't give you those specifics in the description, I wouldn't purchase it. I'm not sure about that, Irina. I do know it was a defective pan and once on the heat source it would become concave which means it couldn't make full contact with my glass top stove. I didn't notice it for awhile (past the 30 day return policy) so tried to deal directly with Cuisinart. They outsource their customer service (you get someone in a foreign country) and it was a total nightmare dealing with them. I gave up. I will neverorder anything from Cuisinart again. I'm sorry I can't address your actual question but if it doesn't give you those specifics in the description, I... » Read More I'm not sure about that, Irina. I do know it was a defective pan and once on the heat source it would become concave which means it couldn't make full contact with my glass top stove. I didn't notice it for awhile (past the 30 day return policy) so tried to deal directly with Cuisinart. They outsource their customer service (you get someone in a foreign country) and it was a total nightmare dealing with them. I gave up. I will neverorder anything from Cuisinart again. I'm sorry I can't address your actual question but if it doesn't give you those specifics in the description, I wouldn't purchase it. « Show Less
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Hello, I am not sure about the PTFE's or the PFOA's ... I do however, feel that it scratches WAY less that the 'Ozeri" Green Pan from Germany. And in my opinion I feel that any material coming off and presenting itself to your food is bad. So regardless if it is a "so Called" Green Pan from Germany ... flaking off is No Bueno. I purchased this Cuisinart 10' about a year ago and it looks great. I recently bought the 8'. Ciao & Blessings ~
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The coating doesn't appear to be visible. It appears to be part of the pan. I have no clue what PTFEs or PFOAs are so I can't answer that question.
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PTFE is used in teflon products, this pan is hard anondized, so yes it is PTFE free
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all non-stick cookware are free of PTFE and PFOA. Sorry it took me long song to respond. Hope this helps you.
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I bought this set for my daughter for Christmas and she loves them for making cheese cakes. I cannot answer your question about the ptfe and pfoa because Wilton does not provide an specifications about the pan material construction.
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It is a stainless steel liner with t nonstick coating PTFE, a fluropolymer. Sorry it took so long to answer, I was out of the country. I hope it helps.
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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.
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No, it's not Teflon. It's a form of ceramic and by far superior to Teflon in my opinion. I wish all my pans were Ceramic Marble Coated. They're the best pans I have! No fumes.
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I was disappointed to find out it's not coated with ceramic, it is Teflon. It works very well though. Easy to clean.
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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.
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The coating on the Wilton doesn't look like any Teflon product I've ever had. So I doubt that it's coated with Teflon. But I'd check with Wilton to be sure.
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I hope this helps, but I'm assuming it's teflon because there is a non-stick coating.
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i think it's teflon but not sure........what other non-stick coating is there?
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Why would you say "Yes, absolutely" ??? I can find nothing on the Ecolution website saying what exactly their "Hydrolon" nonstick surface material is made of,only that it is made without PFOA. In fact, everything I've found on the web suggests that it *is* PTFE only processed without using PFOA. Either way, it's a good griddle. Ours is 3 years old, is used about once a week, and the surface is still as good as new. And PTFE is the most inert substance imaginable - keep it below 500F and there are no health risks.
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There is no information on the box regarding pfoa coating. It shows as being slide and sear nonstick. Hope this helps.
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I got the answer directly from Cuisinart this morning: Yes, the non-stick interior does have a light grey PTFE/PFOA non-stick coating called Lexon. It looks like metal because of the color but is a non-stick coating. I was disappointed to hear this and will be returning my unit, which I bought based on the erroneous "No Teflon" answers.
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It definitely has a coating which I assume is Teflon . I use this pan. 3X a week. Cleaning this pan is so easy!
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It is coated. Not sure if it is Teflon though. Ours 3 years old. No scratches yet.