@GhostPirate6 Interesting ... Mercola has some full ceramics cookware. Suposedly reall good and wont break with sudden temperature changes. For baking, frying and cooking. Looks good from advertisment. he was addressing that problem as well.
@KarinOll Thing is, nothing can match the slickness of nonstick cookware. There are materials that come close but PTFE coatings are the only things geckos can't stick onto.
@GhostPirate6 Thanks for your comment. Well, if that is so, that is an interesting detail. I haven´t tried Mercola´s cookware, yet, but hope to have sth like that one day. One thing is for sure though. I don´t use teflon anymore and clips here on youtube & what Mercola said about it have created more awareness. I think this healthy-child-cookware presentation was also very informative. In the past though, the non-stick cookware I had never lasted long, even if just using wood or plastic with it.
Here is a clips to watch: "Safe Cookware - Mercola Healthy Chef Ceramic Cookware". In other clips one can find demonstrations about what heat changes this cookware endures. That is fun to watch: "Mercola Healthy Cookware Vs. Aluminum Cookware" - it shows the heating up and then sudden cooling.
@KarinOll According to Consumer Reports, the Mercola pans burned and cooked pancakes unevenly and their handles came off. The video title is "Testing Nonstick Pans".
Ceramic nonsticks don't last that long according to Cook's Illustrated.
GhostPirate6 7 months ago
@GhostPirate6 Interesting ... Mercola has some full ceramics cookware. Suposedly reall good and wont break with sudden temperature changes. For baking, frying and cooking. Looks good from advertisment. he was addressing that problem as well.
KarinOll 4 months ago
@KarinOll Thing is, nothing can match the slickness of nonstick cookware. There are materials that come close but PTFE coatings are the only things geckos can't stick onto.
GhostPirate6 4 months ago
@GhostPirate6 Thanks for your comment. Well, if that is so, that is an interesting detail. I haven´t tried Mercola´s cookware, yet, but hope to have sth like that one day. One thing is for sure though. I don´t use teflon anymore and clips here on youtube & what Mercola said about it have created more awareness. I think this healthy-child-cookware presentation was also very informative. In the past though, the non-stick cookware I had never lasted long, even if just using wood or plastic with it.
KarinOll 4 months ago
Here is a clips to watch: "Safe Cookware - Mercola Healthy Chef Ceramic Cookware". In other clips one can find demonstrations about what heat changes this cookware endures. That is fun to watch: "Mercola Healthy Cookware Vs. Aluminum Cookware" - it shows the heating up and then sudden cooling.
KarinOll 4 months ago
@KarinOll According to Consumer Reports, the Mercola pans burned and cooked pancakes unevenly and their handles came off. The video title is "Testing Nonstick Pans".
GhostPirate6 4 months ago
I still don't trust aluminum for cooking, anodized or not.
MadSmokerBBQ 1 year ago