Guide

Non Stick Pans

Updated: January 6, 2022
Written by
Rohan
Greenpan Valencia Non Stick

Greenpan Valencia

  • Diamond-infused toxin free coating
  • Induction supported and oven safe up to 600 degrees
  • Will never warp, wobble, or scratch over time
  • Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup
misen nonstick pan

Misen Non Stick

  • A long-lasting nonstick surface and spacious cooking area.
  • PFOA-Free, Unique Surface
  • Infused with Plasma Primer
  • Ergonomic Stay Cool Handle
sardel nonstick skillet

Sardel 10″ Non stick

  • Stainless-steal infused coating
  • Unique honeycomb design
  • PFOA free
  • Hallow heat resistant handles
  • Curved and closed edges
viking stainless steel nonstick

Viking Non Stick Pan

  • Use on All Cooktops, Including Induction
  • Stainless Construction with Aluminum Alloy Core
  • Eternal Nonstick is PFOA and PTFE Free
  • Metal Utensil Safe
all clad nonstick

All-Clad Hard Anodized

  • Triple-ply interior nonstick coating
  • Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup
  • Oven safe up to 500 degrees
  • Low-profile for easy access to toss food
  • Stainless steel handle that offers durable lifetime use
tramontina non stick

Tramontina Professional

  • Commercial grade aluminum approved for home use
  • Rugged, durable nonstick surface, designed to last long
  • Oven safe up to 400 degrees
  • Works with all stovetops except induction
faberware nonstick skillet

Faberware Glide Nonstick

  • Constructed from durable ceramic on aluminum engineering
  • CopperSlide technology for nonstick surface
  • Easy to clean and dishwasher safe
  • Helper handle to easily move pan
ozer non stick pan

Ozeri Stone Earth

  • Stone-derived coating from Germany
  • Eco-friendly pan
  • Hardened scratch-resistant coating
  • Made out of durable heavy-gauge aluminum
  • Available in a variety of colors

No kitchen cookware set is complete without a reliable nonstick pan. These frying pans make cooking up anything from steaks to veggies easy with their non-stick sealant. They are also a total breeze to clean.

For folks that have grown frustrated with using stainless steel pans or don’t have the room for bulkier items in the kitchen like cast iron skillets, nonstick pans are the perfect compromise. Lightweight, versatile and often available to be purchased on the cheap, the only real question that comes along with nonstick pans are sorting through the endless options available.

Most Popular Brands

Like many other cookware there are certain brands that stand out from the pack. Our favorite made is made by All Clad, a company that has been handcrafting bonded stainless steel pots and pans in the USA since 1971, but there are a number of other brands that are worthy considerations. Companies such as T-Fal, Vollrath, and Anolon should also be evaluated when you are deciding.

Read More: The Most Popular Brands Of Non Stick Pans

Types Of Material

Non stick cookware is typically classified by the type of material coated onto the pan surface. The most popular types of coating include Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), Ceramic, Silicone, Porcelain Enamel, Seasoned Cast Iron, and Anodized Aluminum. Each type of coating varies in effectiveness and safety so it’s best to research before deciding which one would work best for you.

Read More: Different Types Of Nonstick Coating

How To Use

Mastering how to use cookware is just as important as the cookware itself. While having the best products will improve your end result it’s important to take the time to learn the proper techniques of the cookware you own. We recommend cooking a number of items to test our your nonstick pan that will also teach you how to use it best.

Read More: Our Favorite Ways To Use A Nonstick Pan

How To Care And Maintain

It’s important to take care of your cookware to ensure it can continue to deliver a consistent outcome and last a long time. It’s all too common for people to get brand new nonstick cookware, only for it to erode and become unusable in a matter of months. With proper care your nonstick cookware should last a few years.

Read More: How To Care and Maintain Nonstick Cookware

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