Can I use medal serving utensils with this or will the scratch it
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Metal won't scratch white Corningware, but they will leave dark gray marks that don't wash or scrub out. I threw out my set for just that reason and switched to Pyrex glass.
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Little Griddle actually addresses this in a video on their website. The short answer is that you can, but it will dull your knife quickly.In terms of scratches, it's going to get scratched every time you scrape it clean or use a metal spatula, so I'm not sweating a few scratches from a knife. Think about what you see when you go to a Japanese grill--you can do the same thing with this griddle.
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I purchased this roasting pan as a gift, so I cannot answer your question directly. However, if you use a wooden spoon or wooden spatula, it should not scratch the pan.
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There isn't a utensil in the world that won't scratch this pan. You might try using pastry paper in the bottom of the pan and remove the pie before cutting it. Otherwise, the scratches are just part of the territory. :-)
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I personally have only used it for jewelry, but i would recommend washing the silverware after polishing if you plan to eat with them.
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Use only Teflon & non-abrasive utensils. Although at Costco I was told that this cookware was durable & can use metal utensils. It was not true. Treat this like any other non-stick cookware. If you have to call there customer service, be fully prepared to get the "3rd degree." I rarely use my MasterClad because of the cost & how it really doesn't stand up to heavy cooking. I either use cheaper non-stick or stainless steel & will only use MasterClad in an absolute emergency.
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I think if you have been using any kind of cookware and haven't had any problems, this would not be an issue definitely. The cookware is kind of delicate and light and inside the non stick is ceramic. I don't believe you will have any problem as far as scratching your glasstop surface.
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The book says you can, but I don't think I am going to. Probably something like a metal spatula would be okay, but not anything that could slip and scratch.
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Since it is used primarily to beat egg whites, yes it is safe to use with a hand mixer. Copper is a soft metal, so yes it will scratch if abused. I also used mine to melt chocolate. Just sit it over a pan of boiling water as you would a double boiler and stir with a wooden spoon or silicone spatula, NOT a metal object that would scratch the finish. I have these in 2 sizes and with careful treatment anticipate they will last for years. One caveat: do not actually cook in them. Some foods interact and become toxic when heated with copper. If you notice that beautiful cookware is always lined with another metal, usually some alloy. Enjoy your copper vessel. Since it is used primarily to beat egg whites, yes it is safe to use with a hand mixer. Copper is a soft metal, so yes it will scratch if abused. I also used mine to melt chocolate. Just sit it over a pan of boiling water as you would a double boiler and stir with a wooden spoon or silicone spatula, NOT a metal object that would scratch the finish. I have these in 2 sizes and with careful treatment anticipate they will last for years. One caveat: do not actually cook in them. Some foods interact and become toxic when heated with copper. If you notice that beautiful cookware is always lined... » Read More Since it is used primarily to beat egg whites, yes it is safe to use with a hand mixer. Copper is a soft metal, so yes it will scratch if abused. I also used mine to melt chocolate. Just sit it over a pan of boiling water as you would a double boiler and stir with a wooden spoon or silicone spatula, NOT a metal object that would scratch the finish. I have these in 2 sizes and with careful treatment anticipate they will last for years. One caveat: do not actually cook in them. Some foods interact and become toxic when heated with copper. If you notice that beautiful cookware is always lined with another metal, usually some alloy. Enjoy your copper vessel. « Show Less
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You could if you are careful. I think if it is held at a steeper angle it probably would scratch. I use mine on nonstick, but they are scratch resistant.
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I used a metal one and worried about scratching the finish. I now use nothing but wood or silicone as I want to protect the beauty of this skillet.
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yes you can, just be wary of the finish, you would'nt want to scratch it. Another good tip in using this knife is to use a silicon based lubricant so the knifes body won't become oily in use.
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I use my drawer liner for sterling silver that is not used daily, but is frequently used (weekly or more). I think I am more careful with the silver rather than the flatware in another drawer, but the liner holds the pieces and I don't think scratching is an issue.
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The pans are very sturdy and I see no reason why you couldn't use metal utensils. I've not had any scratch issues either.
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I just used it to make mayo. I mixed it in the plastic cup that came with it, and placed the mixer flat against the bottom. I just checked, and there were no scratch marks on the bottom. My guess is if it doesn't scratch plastic you'll be safe. Hope this helps!
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I've been using them for a month and I don't see a single scratch mark from silverware. I use 18/10 flatware though. Perhaps the softer flatware would make marks.
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Can't tell it's coated with something that can scratch so we always use non metal utensils