HOOEMD 3pcs Nonstick Cookware Set,Saute Pan/Fry Pan/Sauce Pot With Pot Lids Turner,Grantie Coating Cookware,Black

I was worried about Teflon in my own pot so, I looked to upgrade. I searched around and decided on this one. Note: You must treat the pot with cooking spray before first use. No biggy. Just thought I'd mention that.I love the hole in the lid. It prevents the dreaded overflow that happens with standard pot/pans. As you can see, it was just used. The The pour triangle, on two, opposite sides of the pot, make pouring out liquid so easy. No more burnt fingers or food going accidentally down the drain. The only thing that happened in my usage (about 10 times thus far), is that I let the water evaporate and had burnt food a few times. The marks came off with little effort.I made a good choice with this purchase.

This panis the best one I think I e ever owed! It's perfect. I just wish I had decirvered more like this one yrs ago before aLl the "wrong non stick" ones! It's just perfect for a omelet or whatever you want to cook in it! So easy to clean! I hate to admit it but I like it even better then my cast iron skillets🤷🏼

This is a very affordable pan. We use ours for heating up sausages, primarily. I'm not sure I would call it non-stick. It does not have that "non-stick" coating, in fact the pan itself is extremely textured. That said, it is easy to clean.

I was looking for a skillet that didn't have the finish that would wear out in a few months. I found it. This pan is great. Nothing sticks to it, cleans up with a water and a little soap. Appears that it will last forever.

Great little pan for the price. I've only had it a few months, but it's a perfect size and I actually have made things using NO oil and they come out fairly easily.