GreenPan Frying Pan Ceramic Coating PFAS-Free Cookware Daily

The GreenPan frying pan pairs a textured stainless steel cooking surface with a PFAS-free ceramic coating for reliable everyday meals. Its raised design encourages crisp browning, while the ceramic layer shields the textured surface and helps provide non-stick performance. Made for versatile cooking, the pan is suitable for meals serving approximately two to three people.

Its three-layer stainless steel, aluminum, and stainless steel construction promotes even heat distribution across the base and sides. The aluminum core conducts heat rapidly, helping food cook efficiently at low to medium temperatures. This pan works with gas burners and induction cooktops, including 200V induction systems.

• Product Material: Aluminum alloy body with ceramic coating and stainless steel handle

• Manufacturer: GreenPan

• PFAS-free ceramic coating enhanced with diamond particles
• Textured stainless steel cooking surface that encourages crisp browning
• Durable three-layer stainless steel, aluminum, and stainless steel body
• Heat spreads across the base and sides for low to medium heat cooking
• Non-stick cooking performance when the pan is completely preheated
• Suitable for gas stovetops and induction cooktops, including 200V induction
• Scratch-resistant transparent protective coat
• Made without PFOA, other PFAS, lead, or cadmium
• Round silver frying pan with a weight of 1010 grams
• Not suitable for oven use

Set the pan on a gas burner or a compatible induction cooktop. Warm it empty for approximately 1 to 1.5 minutes over low to medium heat, then add oil or butter before placing in the food. Modify the temperature and cooking duration based on the pan size and recipe. Fully preheating the pan helps activate its non-stick performance.

The pan may be washed in a dishwasher, though hand cleaning is advised. Once cooking is complete, use a neutral detergent to clear away residue, then dry the surface with a cloth rather than leaving it to air dry. If food begins to stick, use a melamine sponge sparingly because frequent use may impact the coating.