These non-stick, non-toxic pans will help you whip up solo and family meals with faster cleanup and easier serving.

According to my sources (aka my FYP), stainless steel is the cookware "trend" of 2025. Many of us have seen the research — ...

If you want to cook a good steak, it's important to use good cookware. So, Mashed reached out to an expert who explained which kind of pan to avoid.

It's already proving popular and has become Amazon's best-selling frying pan, with 83% of shoppers awarding it a full five-stars. As for its non-stick abilities, shoppers say it has a ...

Although a non-stick pan can bring many benefits like not requiring too much oil and butter for healthy dishes, this type of pan can’t last longer than 5 years. Thus, if you want to buy the most ...

I had a chance to test the Titanium Always Pan Pro. My favourite quality is it’s seriously non-stick – this pan leaves nothing behind. There is a bit of a learning curve but there’s no stopping my non ...

Plus, learn the difference between non-stick, copper, ceramic, stainless steel cookware sets and more. Cookware sets are a no-brainer purchase if you’re after the convenience of knowing you’ll have ...

Material: PTFE Sizes available: 4 Dishwasher safe: Yes Oven-proof up to: 250C Guarantee: 5 years Like most Smeg kitchen appliances, this is a great-looking pan, elegant and simple. But the ...

In the 1950s, non-stick cooking pans hit the market for the very first time. By the 1960s, cookware by Teflon (the brand name for these pans) was a staple in many households across the US. But today, ...

Overheating non-stick cookware and plastic utensils may release harmful chemicals that pose cancer risks. Non-stick pans coated with Teflon can emit toxic fumes, including PFOA, if overheated.