Anonymous
Post 11/16/2012 17:58     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous
Post 11/16/2012 17:20     Subject: Re:Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Try Le Creuset - cast iron for frying pans and enamel coated iron for deeper dishes. You will love the cast iron over time and never want to go back to the nonstick.

HW42
Post 11/14/2012 17:02     Subject: Re:Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Get something with a ceramic/enamel coating and you should be
.


Isn't the issue of lead paint in the enamel coated pans also an issue? I might be wrong about that.


Jesus really? This is the OP. I just bought a ceramic set today...



You should be fine. I think there were some slow cookers made in China that contained lead but if you bought a nice set it's very safe.
ThatSmileyFaceGuy
Post 11/14/2012 08:02     Subject: Re:Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Get something with a ceramic/enamel coating and you should be
.


Isn't the issue of lead paint in the enamel coated pans also an issue? I might be wrong about that.


Some of the older enameling yes. But not modern enameled cast iron
Anonymous
Post 11/14/2012 02:45     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

This is all driving me completely crazy!!!

Can nobody make anything that is nontoxic anymore?

Anonymous
Post 11/13/2012 20:52     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:What about the hard anodized nonstick pans, like Calphalon or Analon? Are they a problem too?


I'm the OP. yes it seems they are... I had the Calphalon... :/
Anonymous
Post 11/13/2012 20:46     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

What about the hard anodized nonstick pans, like Calphalon or Analon? Are they a problem too?
Anonymous
Post 11/13/2012 20:43     Subject: Re:Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Get something with a ceramic/enamel coating and you should be
.


Isn't the issue of lead paint in the enamel coated pans also an issue? I might be wrong about that.


Jesus really? This is the OP. I just bought a ceramic set today...
Anonymous
Post 11/13/2012 19:42     Subject: Re:Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:Get something with a ceramic/enamel coating and you should be
.


Isn't the issue of lead paint in the enamel coated pans also an issue? I might be wrong about that.
Anonymous
Post 11/13/2012 19:40     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I love stainless steel. I use SS pots and panS and love them.

I'm the poster asking about stainless steel loaf pans for baking a few threads down.

I switched to stainless steel cookie sheets last year and they've been wonderful.


Does this work for things that would be horrible sticky wise like scrambled eggs?


I don't make scrambled eggs much, but it works for omelets. Do a Google search for making omelets in a SS pan. You use a bit more oil/butter, but I'd rather that then Teflon in my food. Does take practice, but after a few months, it works fine.
Anonymous
Post 11/13/2012 07:37     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:Scrambled eggs on stainless works fine with a little practice. We can't use cast iron on our glass top electric range.


Why is that?
Anonymous
Post 11/13/2012 07:20     Subject: Re:Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Anonymous wrote:I really hate to say this, but -- try the cast iron thing. It's really great for stick-free eggs, or just about stick-free anything.

Keeping it seasoned isn't that hard--just make bacon occasionally. It doesn't make you Daniel Boone or anything.


Cast iron pans are also a good way to get extra iron in your diet.
Anonymous
Post 11/12/2012 22:25     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Stainless steel... or coated cast iron.
Anonymous
Post 11/12/2012 22:19     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

Scrambled eggs on stainless works fine with a little practice. We can't use cast iron on our glass top electric range.
Anonymous
Post 11/12/2012 22:03     Subject: Apparently non stick coating isn't safe...

We used stainless steel. If you use a little butter and the pan is hot enough, there isn't a sticking problem.