Is it nonstick surface?
1016963
It's not a Teflon non-stick surface, but it's pretty easy to clean. I usually use hot water and a scrubbing pad immediately after cooking and everything comes right off. If you burned something on, you may need to pour in some hot water and let it soak for a bit. If you really scorched something, you can always use steel wool (Brillo, SOS, etc) and it will shine good as new.Tip - be sure to use an oil that can withstand high heat. Usually stir fry uses peanut or canola oil, but sesame and refined sunflower oil are pretty good. Never use olive oil, walnut oil, butter, etc. unless you want to fill your house with smoke and make a mess of your pan. It's not a Teflon non-stick surface, but it's pretty easy to clean. I usually use hot water and a scrubbing pad immediately after cooking and everything comes right off. If you burned something on, you may need to pour in some hot water and let it soak for a bit. If you really scorched something, you can always use steel wool (Brillo, SOS, etc) and it will shine good as new.Tip - be sure to use an oil that can withstand high heat. Usually stir fry uses peanut or canola oil, but sesame and refined sunflower oil are pretty good. Never use olive oil, walnut oil, butter, etc. unless... » Read More It's not a Teflon non-stick surface, but it's pretty easy to clean. I usually use hot water and a scrubbing pad immediately after cooking and everything comes right off. If you burned something on, you may need to pour in some hot water and let it soak for a bit. If you really scorched something, you can always use steel wool (Brillo, SOS, etc) and it will shine good as new.Tip - be sure to use an oil that can withstand high heat. Usually stir fry uses peanut or canola oil, but sesame and refined sunflower oil are pretty good. Never use olive oil, walnut oil, butter, etc. unless you want to fill your house with smoke and make a mess of your pan. « Show Less
1016964
No it's stainless, but the key to making sure food doesn't stick is simply to preheat the pan.
1016965
No it is just stainless steel. I got it because I didn't want the toxic Teflon coating. So it can be difficult to clean. Just soak it.
1016966
No, it is not non-stick; it is all stainless steel and a wonderful tool for your kitchen. Cleans very easily with soap and water.
1016967
no ....good overall.....but it does clean pretty easily if you soak in hot water immediately and just brush off the stuff....
1016968
The question is "Is it nonstick surface?" There's 2 ways to interpret this question. 1) is there a classic nonstick coating, such as teflon? The answer to that is no. 2) does food stick to the surface? The answer to this is also no, given proper use. I only use SS pots and pans. I always condition my pans after each cleaning and leave them oiled between uses. I get no sticking that a sponge doesn't remove. I would consider that nonstick. So I would answer that they are, conditionally, nonstick.
1767329
It has a great non stick surface. I just use warm soapy water and a sponge.
1534691
It is not. The outer coating will come off. The cookware I purchased is worthless, food sticks to the surface.
1021030
No, non stick coating, it has a cleaning shelf on bottom. It comes with a nonstick tray. Gets very hot on the out side. Not good if you have chidren.
1522703
It has the non stick surface. I purchased this a year ago to replace the non stick griddle on my stove.
1754044
No, but it is nonstick. I just take a dish cloth and as soon as it's cooled enough, just wipe it out.
2125991
It does not really have a non stick surface. It is like an ordinary cookie pan but as long as you take them off right away I have had no problems with sticking. I find if you leave them on while cooling they stick. Hope this helps. It is a nice sturdy pan and big I really like it.
1678934
It has a pull out drip pan that is easy to clean. I'm not sure if it's considered non stick or not.
45075
It does not have a nonstick finish on it, but i have not really had anything stick. I did have some melted cheese stick to it, but it came off without scrubbing. My favorite pan. It does better than my allclad.
668197
No, I consider it much better then non stick. It is heavy enough and polished finish so cleaning is not a problem at all.
1986813
It does have a nonstick coating inside the pan. It is not invisable...it looks.like Teflon.
998556
Yes, it has nonstick surface on the inside. I am guessing you want to make rotis. I usually press for the flat round rotis and transfer them to a tava. Because it does not puff up like you want the rotis to.
223272
no. it is not the 'non-stick' kind. i always grease the pan. it is VERY easy to clean though.
1796710
No. It has an enamel finish, but not non-stick. You have to do a little prep on it and I still spray it with Pam before I use it.
2191114
NO,using metal utensils will scratch the nonstick surface which will compromise the ease of clean up.
1174210
No, as far as I can tell it is not a non-stick surface. I do like these pans, but when baking cookies I use parchment paper.
2209409
It is a non stick surface - I still have the box and it does not say "Teflon" - with a registered trademark. So I don't think it is teflon. But it is awesome, whatever it is.