I bought the Cusinert 5 piece frying pan set from Costco and they are outstanding! I have been cooking for over 60 years and have pieces from all the most expensive brands including lecreuset! Staub! All-clad, cast iron, and mauvial. I wanted a small frying pan to cook my eggs in and was going to buy the all clad from Costco, and one day I was in the store and saw the cusinart set. For less than the cost of one small frying pan from all-clad I could get 3 pans and two lids for less money. I bought them and they were on sale for under $50 for the set. They are amazing and cook evenly on their surface. 🎉
I bought Tramontina stainless from Costco and never had a problem that wasn't user-error. I like them so much, I bought more and a Tramontina cast iron.
My dad was an engineer. He taught me to always buy the best, so you buy it once and it lasts you a lifetime. I bought an All-Clad 3D frying pan/skillet, and despite the high price, it's actually the cheapest option, as I'll never need to replace it.
I agree with that approach. At the same time, I found a budget 3-ply 12-inch amazon brand stainless fry pan that I'm really enjoying. An all-clad might be better long-term, but I don't want to pay 10 times as much at the moment...
For materials that can last forever like stainless steel, cast iron, and carbon steel, spending more isn't a bad investment. Get what you like because you'll have it for a while.
@@rickbear7249 Another factor for me, is if I buy a pan, I can no longer buy a better pan since the money spent on the first one is then wasted. And I need a really good reason why I would pay more for what might be a non essential upgrade
Just got the Henckels Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel 12-piece Cookware Set from Costco, on sale for $144 for another week. So far so good and feel very solid. Was gonna spend the extra $ on All Clad, but wife wanted the pour spouts, measuring guide, and strainer lids; and let me tell you, it comes in very handy.
I bought the Cooks Standard multi ply pan off the jungle website, oh gosh, 10 years ago. It's still working great. A cheap place for Lodge that I've noticed is my local grocery store. They carry a few of the most popular pieces. Thanks for the reviews!
I lucked into a 12-inch aluminum Revere Ware skillet for $2.25 at the thrift store. It was so old the logo was wearing off the bottom, yet the non-stick coating was still in perfect shape and it cooks like a charm. Thrift stores are great places to gauge brand quality. If you're an average cook, as I am, there's no need to spend a fortune on cookware.
I got my Lodge skillets at the grocery store 24 years ago; the total cost was $60 for all 4 pans. I rarely cook in anything else except the Staub Dutch Ovens. I bought those at TJ Maxx. Y'all can get a lot of the fancy cookware there at a very reasonable price.
Great video, thanks. I continue to think the tri-ply stainless steel Tramontina line is the best value on the market. I'm really into their Utsava line, which includes a series of kadai pans (two-handled saucier/wok-like pans) with lids for the most incredible prices. Everyone in my family is getting one for Christmas,. ;-)
I got a set of two Tramontina tri-ply pans at Costco (10in and 12in) for only $30 almost a year ago, and I've been very impressed. They're made in China instead of Brazil, but are still very well made. The 12in weighs 3lbs 3.3oz, and the 10in weighs 2lbs 6.6oz according to my cheap kitchen scale. Other than cosmetic scratches from metal utensils they've held up great with zero warping.
Found a Stargazer cast iron at a thrift store.. I also found a Lodge someone sanded down. . Much prefer my regular Lodge that I found on the street. It’s my go to pan.
Glad you shoed a few non stich pans. I bought an OXO 10" last year after high recommendation from Americas Tedt Kitchen. It was worked well for me. Interesting that it was not mentioned.
I purchased an "Ingenio Cookware set by T-fal" back in the late 90s. Like 98ish. I almost never use them. They just sit in my cupboard collecting dust. I have only had to toss two pans of the set over the years do to denting, and not stick coatings failings. Since I almost never cook [my idea of home cooking is removing the plastic wrap from my hungry man dinner], I see no reason to upgrade. Although, I have been tempted to go to Ikea's like of cookware. However, in my case it just doesn't make sense. A rice cooker with steamer insert takes care of all my cooking needs...rice 🍚 and beans 🫘.
As always your insightful information put us at the head of the pack. You are one in a billion. Loads of love to you and your wonderful family 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
What about Ikea SENSUELL stainless steal pan? Do you have any expieriance with it? I bought it about a month ago, and so far I have no complains. It cost someething about 50 euros in Latvia. Would be great if you did a review of Ikea cookware. Btw love your content (y)
This is very helpful information. I’m looking for reasonably priced decent quality sauce pans. Do the brands you like for skillets also have good sauce pans? Have you done a review of sauce pans that I’ve missed? If not, I’d enjoy seeing one.
The brands I mentioned also have saucepans made of the same construction. So if the fry pan performs well, almost always the saucepans and other pieces (sauté pans, stock pots, etc) perform well too.
I will second the "avoid blue diamond" advice. I had two skillets from them. They don't work any better or worse than other non-stick. Nor do they last any better even when used carefully. They were the last non-stick pans I owned, before switching completely to stainless steel and carbon steel. Never again, no more non-stick.
3:58 THANK THE GODS CUISINART ART MULTICLAD PRO SERIES was mentioned i have the saute pan and my god i love the heft it has, not too heavy or light almost perfect and also you can make good pan seared chicken with pan sauce
The henkels sets are always a good deal. Even better when they’re on sale at Costco. I think the paradigm set was on sale 2 ads ago and the stainless steel set was on sale last ad
I recently bought a Viking 10'' pan at Homegoods for $25 that looks and feels an awful lot like an All Clad. It seems great so far. Have you ever reviewed this brand?
Great review, as always. Curious, I need a 12” fry pan with a cover but (let’s use All Clad D3 as an example, which is what I have), the pan bottom is way wider than my gas stovetop burner. The 10” is cramped. Does that mean skip 12?
Thank you! The advice I always give is the bottom of your pan shouldn't be more than an inch larger than the burner. If it's more than that, there's a good chance your pan will warp because the heat is so concentrated at the center. Do you have an unusually small stovetop? Usually at least one burner fits a 12-inch pan comfortably.
@@PrudentReviews thank you so much for writing back. I just measured my burner.: 8 1/2" square...D3 12" is 20.8 x 12.5 x 3.7"...10" - 17.9 x 10.5 x 4.8" ... Is the 12" too big? 'I can't decide whether to go less expensive. All Clad is having another good sale. I also need to replace my Demeyere Industry saute pan. I love it but it's too heavy and the cooking surface is too small. I hope you do a review about saute pans (the All Clad d3 is also on sale)...in any case, I don't know what to look for regarding size to fit my burner. Many thanks, P.S. totally agree with you about Lodge. I love mine.
@@seechangenyc280 Are you saying the burner has a diameter of 8.5 inches? What are the other measurements. Keep in mind that the diameter of the bottom of the pan is much smaller than the diameter rim to rim. Most 12-inch pans have a 10-inch diameter on the bottom.
@@PrudentReviews the diameter is 8.5" on each of four sides. 4 burners. Does that make sense? Unless I'm wrong, the 12" measurements above seem to big for the burner????
Costco currently has the Henkels Tri-ply (H3?)12 piece set on sale for $145 in warehouse and $155 on line through 11/25/24. An entire set for less than one D3. I like my cast iron, but this one has me tempted. I am curious if anyone has tried the Tramontina enameled cast iron dutch ovens that Costco has on sale for $40? They look to be Staub clones, but have white interiors, and you get two (4 quart and 6 quart) for a mere $40 in warehouse.
I own the Cuisinart pan shown in this video. I hate it. The rivets from the helper handle and the main handle are placed such that it is impossible to stir ingredients.
We love ours. Rivets aren’t a problem and no warping. The only mistake we made buying our quality set is that we should have done it a long, long time ago. This would be true for other good brands, too. Life is too short to live with junk.
Any cookware that has a bottom that looks like Carote I avoid. Junk. As a cookware-aholic, I'm embarking on a ceramic journey with Caraway right now. Love the heft. Great on induction. But ask me in 6 months and I'll be trying something else. LOL.
Great question. I'm in the process of testing them head to head and plan to put out a video with results next week or the week after. Not seeing much of a difference so far.
@@PrudentReviews its my understanding that the coated Lodge cookware is made in Asia, the regular cast iron is made in Tennessee. I have a coated, 4.5 qt dutch oven and their "double dutch". I use them often with excellent results.
@ you’re right but Lodge recently came out with a new enameled collection called “USA Enamel”. So they have two enameled collections, the one I showed in this video is made in China. The other one is made in the US.
@@PrudentReviews oh I didn't know about this new line from lodge. I think the main critiques were that the enamel was not as thick as le creuset, and some aspects of the lid design were inferior. But overall still a huge steal, lol. For the stainless, I'm def checking out the Cuisinart pro. Sealed rims at that price!? That's wild.
Yes, still a great option. I could have included that in this video but at $80 for the 12-inch pan, I think Ninja and Tramontina Professional are better options for non-stick pans.
When you were comparing the Ninja warrantee with the other brands, you overlooked the fact that you were comparing a guarantee (Ninja) to warranties (the other brands). They are not the same thing. Whenever a company offers a guarantee over a warrantee I would immediately be suspicious of the product. Also I have Circulon nonstick pots and pans that I have had for over 20 years and they are holding up impressively well.
We have their clad aluminum-steel set and have experienced no warping even though I’ve accidentally forgotten them empty on low gas burners several times.
Depends on retailer and sales. It’s $199 on All-Clad’s website right now but I’m seeing it for less on Williams Sonoma. Either way Henckels, Tramontina, Cuisinart, and Goldilocks are all much less.
Henckels H3 Clad: China Henckels Paradigm: China Lodge Cast Iron Skillets: USA Lodge Enameled Dutch Ovens: China Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad: Brazil Tramontina Professional Non-Stick: Brazil Cuisinart MultiClad Pro: China Goldilocks: China Ninja NeverStick: China Carote: China and Vietnam Farberware Classic: Thailand Blue Diamond: China Circulon: Thailand and China Besides Lodge, it's hard to find low-cost but good quality cookware made in the US and Europe. If you're willing to spend more, I cover the best cookware not made in China here: ruclips.net/video/u_j7Lh0PaZI/видео.html
They make two enameled collections. Essential Enamel is made in China. USA Enamel is made in the US. The Dutch oven I showed in this video is from the Essential Enamel collection.
This channel doesn't include health in its PERFORMANCE REVIEWS. Almost no channel based around testing cookware and small appliances will. If people don't like non stick then clearly you don't care about non stick reviews.
If you remove all the nonstick material from a frying pan and eat it, you won't die, or even get sick. If you stuff it into the stomach of a tiny mouse every day for the rest of it's short life, it may cause problems. Don't let California brainwash you.
I bought the Cusinert 5 piece frying pan set from Costco and they are outstanding! I have been cooking for over 60 years and have pieces from all the most expensive brands including lecreuset! Staub! All-clad, cast iron, and mauvial. I wanted a small frying pan to cook my eggs in and was going to buy the all clad from Costco, and one day I was in the store and saw the cusinart set. For less than the cost of one small frying pan from all-clad I could get 3 pans and two lids for less money. I bought them and they were on sale for under $50 for the set. They are amazing and cook evenly on their surface. 🎉
Thanks!
I bought Tramontina stainless from Costco and never had a problem that wasn't user-error. I like them so much, I bought more and a Tramontina cast iron.
My dad was an engineer. He taught me to always buy the best, so you buy it once and it lasts you a lifetime. I bought an All-Clad 3D frying pan/skillet, and despite the high price, it's actually the cheapest option, as I'll never need to replace it.
I agree with that approach. At the same time, I found a budget 3-ply 12-inch amazon brand stainless fry pan that I'm really enjoying. An all-clad might be better long-term, but I don't want to pay 10 times as much at the moment...
For materials that can last forever like stainless steel, cast iron, and carbon steel, spending more isn't a bad investment. Get what you like because you'll have it for a while.
@H4KnSL4K yup, it's that up front investment that hurts 😂. That said, I'd rather have 1 great pan than a set that won't last.
@@rickbear7249 Another factor for me, is if I buy a pan, I can no longer buy a better pan since the money spent on the first one is then wasted. And I need a really good reason why I would pay more for what might be a non essential upgrade
…and I will always be glad to pay the extra $$ for a similar made in the USA product .F-China!😡
Just got the Henckels Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel 12-piece Cookware Set from Costco, on sale for $144 for another week. So far so good and feel very solid. Was gonna spend the extra $ on All Clad, but wife wanted the pour spouts, measuring guide, and strainer lids; and let me tell you, it comes in very handy.
This is a timely and good review. You have no idea how much your videos help. Your testing, presentation... all of it is great.
Based on your reviews bought an all clad pan(through your video) delivered today. Worth the money for the pan. Thanks for all the information.
I bought the Cooks Standard multi ply pan off the jungle website, oh gosh, 10 years ago. It's still working great. A cheap place for Lodge that I've noticed is my local grocery store. They carry a few of the most popular pieces. Thanks for the reviews!
I lucked into a 12-inch aluminum Revere Ware skillet for $2.25 at the thrift store. It was so old the logo was wearing off the bottom, yet the non-stick coating was still in perfect shape and it cooks like a charm. Thrift stores are great places to gauge brand quality. If you're an average cook, as I am, there's no need to spend a fortune on cookware.
I got my Lodge skillets at the grocery store 24 years ago; the total cost was $60 for all 4 pans. I rarely cook in anything else except the Staub Dutch Ovens. I bought those at TJ Maxx. Y'all can get a lot of the fancy cookware there at a very reasonable price.
Great video, thanks. I continue to think the tri-ply stainless steel Tramontina line is the best value on the market. I'm really into their Utsava line, which includes a series of kadai pans (two-handled saucier/wok-like pans) with lids for the most incredible prices. Everyone in my family is getting one for Christmas,. ;-)
The value is incredible. I havent heard of the Utsava line but I'll check that out.
Agreed, I love my Tramontina tri-ply cookware. I'm particularly fond of the 12.5" wok.
I got a set of two Tramontina tri-ply pans at Costco (10in and 12in) for only $30 almost a year ago, and I've been very impressed. They're made in China instead of Brazil, but are still very well made. The 12in weighs 3lbs 3.3oz, and the 10in weighs 2lbs 6.6oz according to my cheap kitchen scale. Other than cosmetic scratches from metal utensils they've held up great with zero warping.
I've been seeing Tramontina in Costco recently. That's usually a good sign because their buyers are very picky.
I have a Tramontina pressure cooker. It's got a few flaws, but has held up like a champ for 12 years. They're a good company.
Found a Stargazer cast iron at a thrift store.. I also found a Lodge someone sanded down. . Much prefer my regular Lodge that I found on the street. It’s my go to pan.
A wealth of info thank you.
Happy to help!
Glad you shoed a few non stich pans. I bought an OXO 10" last year after high recommendation from Americas Tedt Kitchen. It was worked well for me. Interesting that it was not mentioned.
Good job, I agree too! Thank you for your reviews and work that goes into them.
Thank you so much for watching!!
I purchased an "Ingenio Cookware set by T-fal" back in the late 90s. Like 98ish. I almost never use them. They just sit in my cupboard collecting dust. I have only had to toss two pans of the set over the years do to denting, and not stick coatings failings.
Since I almost never cook [my idea of home cooking is removing the plastic wrap from my hungry man dinner], I see no reason to upgrade. Although, I have been tempted to go to Ikea's like of cookware. However, in my case it just doesn't make sense.
A rice cooker with steamer insert takes care of all my cooking needs...rice 🍚 and beans 🫘.
As always your insightful information put us at the head of the pack. You are one in a billion. Loads of love to you and your wonderful family 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!!!
Have you ever used commercial cookware like winco or vollrath? Can you do a review on them? Thanks
Tramontina's nonstick is also available at Sam's Club branded as Member's Mark. Just make sure it's the made in Brazil version
I confidently hit like before I even watched. Always great information.
Thank you for your support!
Tramontina is outstanding. In my research I found that most short order omelette cooks prefer Tramontina.
The important bit about frying pans is that they are smooth underneat. That means they will not scratch ceramic or induction tops.
What about Ikea SENSUELL stainless steal pan? Do you have any expieriance with it?
I bought it about a month ago, and so far I have no complains. It cost someething about 50 euros in Latvia.
Would be great if you did a review of Ikea cookware.
Btw love your content (y)
Thank you! I haven’t heard of that brand but I’ll look into it.
I got a legend 3-ply stainless steel set. The sauté pan got warped. They have a lifetime warrantee and so they sent me an entire new set.
The Tramontina tri ply is the best bang for your buck on the market. Just make sure you get made in Brazil and not China.
My T-Fal pans from. Outcome are great for cooking, and are holding up well.
This is very helpful information. I’m looking for reasonably priced decent quality sauce pans. Do the brands you like for skillets also have good sauce pans? Have you done a review of sauce pans that I’ve missed? If not, I’d enjoy seeing one.
The brands I mentioned also have saucepans made of the same construction. So if the fry pan performs well, almost always the saucepans and other pieces (sauté pans, stock pots, etc) perform well too.
Excellent! Thanks for the quick reply.
Great advice!
Glad it was helpful!
I will second the "avoid blue diamond" advice. I had two skillets from them. They don't work any better or worse than other non-stick. Nor do they last any better even when used carefully. They were the last non-stick pans I owned, before switching completely to stainless steel and carbon steel. Never again, no more non-stick.
3:58 THANK THE GODS CUISINART ART MULTICLAD PRO SERIES was mentioned i have the saute pan and my god i love the heft it has, not too heavy or light almost perfect and also you can make good pan seared chicken with pan sauce
Andrew my wife will definitely enjoy watching your video about the cookware. Thank you for the review 🙂👍🏻
@@affliction6911 you’re welcome!
Hi Andrew, great video. One question, how are Fissler stainless steel cookwares? Are they good to buy?
The henkels sets are always a good deal. Even better when they’re on sale at Costco. I think the paradigm set was on sale 2 ads ago and the stainless steel set was on sale last ad
They have a 12 piece set for $144 currently thinking about getting it
No mention of Misen? 3mm thick, 5 ply, inexpensive... Checks all the boxes!
I recently bought a Viking 10'' pan at Homegoods for $25 that looks and feels an awful lot like an All Clad. It seems great so far. Have you ever reviewed this brand?
Duxtop is another good one!
I've had firsthand experience with blue diamond frying pan, and within a a few months the non-stick wore off and I had to toss it.
Great review, as always. Curious, I need a 12” fry pan with a cover but (let’s use All Clad D3 as an example, which is what I have), the pan bottom is way wider than my gas stovetop burner. The 10” is cramped. Does that mean skip 12?
Thank you! The advice I always give is the bottom of your pan shouldn't be more than an inch larger than the burner. If it's more than that, there's a good chance your pan will warp because the heat is so concentrated at the center.
Do you have an unusually small stovetop? Usually at least one burner fits a 12-inch pan comfortably.
@@PrudentReviews thank you so much for writing back. I just measured my burner.: 8 1/2" square...D3 12" is 20.8 x 12.5 x 3.7"...10" - 17.9 x 10.5 x 4.8" ... Is the 12" too big? 'I can't decide whether to go less expensive. All Clad is having another good sale. I also need to replace my Demeyere Industry saute pan. I love it but it's too heavy and the cooking surface is too small. I hope you do a review about saute pans (the All Clad d3 is also on sale)...in any case, I don't know what to look for regarding size to fit my burner. Many thanks, P.S. totally agree with you about Lodge. I love mine.
@@seechangenyc280 Are you saying the burner has a diameter of 8.5 inches? What are the other measurements. Keep in mind that the diameter of the bottom of the pan is much smaller than the diameter rim to rim. Most 12-inch pans have a 10-inch diameter on the bottom.
@@PrudentReviews the diameter is 8.5" on each of four sides. 4 burners. Does that make sense? Unless I'm wrong, the 12" measurements above seem to big for the burner????
Costco currently has the Henkels Tri-ply (H3?)12 piece set on sale for $145 in warehouse and $155 on line through 11/25/24. An entire set for less than one D3. I like my cast iron, but this one has me tempted. I am curious if anyone has tried the Tramontina enameled cast iron dutch ovens that Costco has on sale for $40? They look to be Staub clones, but have white interiors, and you get two (4 quart and 6 quart) for a mere $40 in warehouse.
No love for the Kirkland's Signature branded cookware.
Hmm, quite interested in the Cuisinart Multiclad pans. If you could make a video diving a little deeper into them I’d gladly watch it.
I'll definitely be doing more of a deep dive into it. Not exactly sure when though. I'll keep you posted!
I own the Cuisinart pan shown in this video. I hate it. The rivets from the helper handle and the main handle are placed such that it is impossible to stir ingredients.
We love ours. Rivets aren’t a problem and no warping.
The only mistake we made buying our quality set is that we should have done it a long, long time ago. This would be true for other good brands, too. Life is too short to live with junk.
Hexclad sticks and not worth owning. Silicone heats up and stays hot. Better to just use an oven mitt.
Nice review. Thank you.
Any cookware that has a bottom that looks like Carote I avoid. Junk. As a cookware-aholic, I'm embarking on a ceramic journey with Caraway right now. Love the heft. Great on induction. But ask me in 6 months and I'll be trying something else. LOL.
is there a brand taht do larger stainless steel pan like 14 inch or larger ?
I love my Misen cookware. Performs great but handle is “okay”. If my hands are wet or oily, it’s difficult to rotate the pan.
@@Lancers262 yup that’s the one downside
Is there any performance difference between the enameled Lodge made in China vs. Usa ?
Great question. I'm in the process of testing them head to head and plan to put out a video with results next week or the week after. Not seeing much of a difference so far.
@@PrudentReviews its my understanding that the coated Lodge cookware is made in Asia, the regular cast iron is made in Tennessee. I have a coated, 4.5 qt dutch oven and their "double dutch". I use them often with excellent results.
@ you’re right but Lodge recently came out with a new enameled collection called “USA Enamel”. So they have two enameled collections, the one I showed in this video is made in China. The other one is made in the US.
@@PrudentReviews oh I didn't know about this new line from lodge. I think the main critiques were that the enamel was not as thick as le creuset, and some aspects of the lid design were inferior. But overall still a huge steal, lol.
For the stainless, I'm def checking out the Cuisinart pro. Sealed rims at that price!? That's wild.
In a previous video you talked about the ZWILLING Motion pans, are those still a good budget option?
Yes, still a great option. I could have included that in this video but at $80 for the 12-inch pan, I think Ninja and Tramontina Professional are better options for non-stick pans.
When you were comparing the Ninja warrantee with the other brands, you overlooked the fact that you were comparing a guarantee (Ninja) to warranties (the other brands). They are not the same thing. Whenever a company offers a guarantee over a warrantee I would immediately be suspicious of the product. Also I have Circulon nonstick pots and pans that I have had for over 20 years and they are holding up impressively well.
Cuisinart - every pan I had warped. on a normal electric range
We have their clad aluminum-steel set and have experienced no warping even though I’ve accidentally forgotten them empty on low gas burners several times.
It is disappointing that the dangerous metals and non stick materials are not included in the evaluation but the price / performance only.
what about oxo? I love those
I'm curious about Berghof.
Haven’t tested it yet
The All Clar stainless steel 12-inch skillet is $129.00, not 200.00
Depends on retailer and sales. It’s $199 on All-Clad’s website right now but I’m seeing it for less on Williams Sonoma. Either way Henckels, Tramontina, Cuisinart, and Goldilocks are all much less.
Please remember to include the country of origin for all the brands discussed.
Henckels H3 Clad: China
Henckels Paradigm: China
Lodge Cast Iron Skillets: USA
Lodge Enameled Dutch Ovens: China
Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad: Brazil
Tramontina Professional Non-Stick: Brazil
Cuisinart MultiClad Pro: China
Goldilocks: China
Ninja NeverStick: China
Carote: China and Vietnam
Farberware Classic: Thailand
Blue Diamond: China
Circulon: Thailand and China
Besides Lodge, it's hard to find low-cost but good quality cookware made in the US and Europe. If you're willing to spend more, I cover the best cookware not made in China here: ruclips.net/video/u_j7Lh0PaZI/видео.html
hehehehe.... dutch oven :P
Lodge ENAMEL is MADE IN CHINA
They make two enameled collections. Essential Enamel is made in China. USA Enamel is made in the US. The Dutch oven I showed in this video is from the Essential Enamel collection.
You said you were gonna review the IKEA stainless steel skillet as an affordable option a while back. That was clearly bullshit. Unsubed.
Non Stick is Poision how can that be a bargain if it risks my health ???
This channel doesn't include health in its PERFORMANCE REVIEWS. Almost no channel based around testing cookware and small appliances will. If people don't like non stick then clearly you don't care about non stick reviews.
Don’t eat it.
If you remove all the nonstick material from a frying pan and eat it, you won't die, or even get sick. If you stuff it into the stomach of a tiny mouse every day for the rest of it's short life, it may cause problems. Don't let California brainwash you.
Thank you, been asking from over 6 months 🥲🫡
You're welcome! So many topics and brands to cover. This one was overdue.