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PFAS, Nonstick Cookware, and the Truth About "Forever Chemicals"
Let me start with something that might sound strange coming from a company that sells uncoated pans: the PTFE coating on a Teflon pan probably isn't going to hurt you. The catch is that some of the chemicals used to make that coating are a real problem, just not always in the way the headlines suggest. For decades, nonstick was the default choice. You bought the pan, eggs slid off it, and nobody thought much about what the surface was or how it got there. Then "forever chemic
Will Vatis
Jul 96 min read


Carbon Steel Quick Tips: Maintenance Seasoning
Seasoning looking a little blotchy or uneven? Whether your pan is fresh-out-of-the-box or fully seasoned, carbon steel cookware can...
Danielle Cherniak
Aug 26, 20252 min read


Sticky Carbon Steel? Why Food Sticks (and How to Fix It)
So, you’ve swapped your old Teflon for a shiny, new carbon steel pan. Great choice! Carbon steel is lightweight, durable, and it builds a...
Danielle Cherniak
Aug 14, 20255 min read


Debunking the Myth of the Blazing Hot Pan for a Great Sear
Home cooks frequently encounter the advice that a pan must be extremely hot and billowing smoke to achieve a proper sear on meat or...
Will Vatis
Jul 22, 20254 min read
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