Introducing Scanpan Cookware

Posted by: Mark Jala in scanpan professional, scanpan classic, scanpan, nonstick cookware, nonstick, healthy cookware, cookware on 07-18-2009  

Your Cookware Helper is happy to announce coverage of Scanpan cookware. I've heard stories of a company from Denmark that has a unique ceramic titanium nonstick surface that doesn't involve PFOA's. I had to check it out.

I am happy to provide coverage of their products. You can see their product page here: Scanpan cookware.

Scanpan makes a unique eco-friendly nonstick surface made of ceramic and titanium that is fused to the compressed aluminum core at 30,000 degrees Celsius. So, unlike typical nonstick coatings that can peel and chip, this is a surface that does not chip or peel.

Scanpan makes 2 product lines:

The differences between the 2 product lines are style. There is an article covering what those differences are.

Check out the articles. I'll have a video on their stuff soon.

Happy Cooking!

Mark
Your Cookware Helper

Comments (2)
Subscribe to this comment's feed
...
written by cecile , 2009-09-15 14:42:01
I beg to differ on the issue of no chipping. I have owned the classic for 6yrs and I have not been satisfied. I purchased it when the manufacturer had a life time guarantee and because I was unable to locate the receipt, I was unable to obtain an exchange/refund for the 11 piece I purchased through Chefs catalog. The problem I had with the sauce pans are not only do they chip and peel but the frying pans stick as well as peel during cleaning. The frying pans discolor after a few uses so they always look dirty. I would not recommend this product to anyone.
report abuse
vote down
vote up
Votes: +0
...
written by scanpan , 2009-09-23 04:37:30
Hi I read your blog and I consider that information about "Introducing Scanpan Cookware" share here it's really useful to all scanpan usage people.
------------------------------------------------
http://www.kitchenwaredirect.com.au/Scanpan
report abuse
vote down
vote up
Votes: +0
Write comment

busy

[ Back ]