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10″ Frying Pan with Ceramic Non-Stick Coating from Germany (100% PTFE, PFOA and APEO Free) (10 Inches)

Features：

  • Unlike other ceramic cookware brands, the pan utilizes GREBLON ceramic – an ultra-safe ceramic coating from Germany which is 100% PTFE, PFOA, APEO, NMP and NEP Free (absolutely no controversial chemicals).
  • Innovative textured pan surface delivers enhanced heat distribution and unprecedented non-stick performance without releasing harmful fumes or toxins at high temperatures.
  • Features a scratch-resistant 100 percent ceramic coating that is super easy to clean.
  • Made out of durable heavy-gauge die-cast aluminum with no heavy metals or harmful chemicals.
  • Boasts a comfortable heat resistant silicon coated handle, and a magnetized induction stove safe base for rapid heat transfer.

Product Features

  • ★ GREBLON CERAMIC NONSTICK COATING : non-stick interior which is from Germany and WHITFORD exterior which is from US.
  • ★ FORGED ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION : Made of high quality aluminum used for professional grade frying pans .
  • ★ ERGONOMIC Silicone Handle : Stay cool and hold comfortable,Metal utensils is not recommended.
  • ★ Can be used on any stovetop : electric, gas, induction.
  • ★ Dishwasher-safe for quick cleaning,need to install the handle yourself.

3 Replies to “10″ Frying Pan with Ceramic Non-Stick Coating from Germany (100% PTFE, PFOA and APEO Free) (10 Inches)”

  1. This is -not- awesome! *Edit*~Originally I really liked this pan. However, we have used it 4 times under a medium/low setting and this 4th time I noticed a small tear in the coating. It resembles the shape of a quinoa seed when cooked; and is like the coating raised a little, slightly shifted and then re-adhered to the pan. It’s weird and now I don’t feel that we should use this pan any longer. This really sucks. I felt it was worth the chance; but I no longer feel that way. We will be saving up and investing…

  2. Difficult to attach handle with arthritic fingers It took me longer to assemble the handle, trying to align the screw, washer and lock washer – than it took to wash the pan for first use. I needed a flashlight to find the fumbled and dropped parts, plus it was hard to start the screw without actually “seeing” where they go together. At least with the flashlight and crawling under my desk, I could see where I missed vacuuming! LOLNote to manufacturer – “reverse out” printed text is very hard to read – and white on lavender? I’ve…

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