/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19970481
Pfoa is a pfas. Why would there be lead or cadmium in ceramic?

>>19970481
As long as you don’t use metal utensils or cook highly acidic food on it, you should be fine. Toss it once you start noticing food sticking.

>buy new pan
>don't wash it before using it
ONE, NOTHING WRONG WITH ME

>>19970517
The coating is ceramic but the actual metal underneath is steel/iron or aluminium, those metal may contain some impurities

There's more pfas in the water you consume than you'll get from the pan. I prefer stainless just because I learned to cook on it, but you're fine.

>>19970570
I have a well and a RO filter. There is no pfas in my water. Kys

>>19970573
I'm a hydrological engineer....i promise you that there is.

>>19970583
I'm Albert Einstein and I have my own GCMS. There isnt

>>19970590
Why would you admit to being a jew if you're trying to get people to trust you????

Pretty good pans so far in my opinion, just don't scratch them.

Also it's pretty dire how the entire water cycle has been contaminated with PFAS and microplastics. But dumping hazardous waste into the ocean is the price of progress, apparently.

>>19970596
E=mc^2. Science bitch

the ceramic coating will wear off in a short time and everything will start to stick like a mofo even with oil.

>>19970543
Hmm thanks.

>>19970481
If youre not using stainless steel with olive oil + real butter or cast iron seasoned for 8 hours with tallow, you are literally a cancerous tr0on and will die

>>19971789
ok schizo

>>19970481
>Eggs didn’t stick to this but, I only used it once.
don't worry they will, after about a month of use, if you don't get them PERFECTLY clean.

ceramic is pretty nice but wears out eventually even with a wooden spoon

>>19970481
looks naice anon. I'm kinda jelly ngl

>>19970481
>I suck at temperature control
I use stainless for everything and you suck at life.
>>19970517
cancer is the most profitable disease in recorded history--you wounder why you see so many nonstick shills and processed food shills posting this garbage.
>>19970565
the coating is glued on ceramic

>>19970590
albert einstine was a Jewish hack that didn't even come up with relativity
>>19970583
PFA's release from the non stick surface while cooking--they are airborne. They are also in lots of food containers and certainly in microwavable food packaging.

>>19970650
...midwit
A) Einstein never ever published that formula
B) Einstein didn't come up with relativity or even get a nobel prize for it
C) Einstein got the nobel prize for the piezoelectric effect--research he stole from his wife... which is why he lost all his nobel prize winnings in the divorce.

Einstein was a jewish hack and you're a midwit appealing to authority.

>>19971798
ok rabbi, we get it, you're VERY jewish

>>19970517
I guess those things persist in nature and may be where they have not been added.
>>19970565
Aluminium or lighter. Anodising is a process meant for aluminium.
>>19971789
I try but eggs? Come on.
>>19971894
I’m going to try to be nice to it.
>>19972756
I wish I could let you try. It is so non stick.

>>19975859
I wanna see a jiff or webm of that egg swirling freely across that ceramic anon

>>19975863
I ate it. Not sure if I know how to do filming (iPad.) I can hardly flip an egg. I would point out that it is inexpensive but, then I look more like a shill. Around twenty bucks at the Meyer outlet in Vallejo.

>>19975876
>twenty bucks
really? Kitchenaid is usually more than that. I've always respected Kitchenaid for never being a wanky premium brand but also never going cheep trash. Surprised a ceramic Kitchenaid pan is that affordable. Especially if it's actually good

>>19975863
I have a Tefal Ceramic pan and eggs stick to it like shit on a towel.
The only pan i have that is non stick with eggs is the small teflon one from a noname brand.

>>19975882
It was from an actual outlet distributor that is only open to the public for special occasions. Maybe it costs a little more in the wild.
>>19975902
Sucks huh? Cheaper than a motorcycle though.

>>19974239
And the newest guidance is calling for the action level for PFAS in drinking water to be 3.0ppt (this is ignoring the other dozen+ emerging contaminants that will be evaluated over the next few years). Of the samples I've seen come across my desk, more than 50% have detection levels over 7ppt (The previous reporting level). If there's ever been a fire above the aquifer or surface water body that you get water from, there's PFAS in it.

>>19974231
>you suck at life.
I.. I.. Not everyone can cook. I was busy having sex.

>>19975882
In what sense isn't this cheap trash? It's a junky Chinese poison pan.

>>19976178
>fat female hands typed this
oh, ok, I hope you're enjoying your cock carosel I look forward to you complaining about being lonley on twitter in your 30s.

>>19977354
Post your beer can.

>>19974242
You definitely sound jealous, which isn't a surprise since Jews live in your head rent free 24/7. He still gets to be a famous scientist while you get to be some Anonymous retard who wants to discredit him on a Vietnamese Rice Farming Forum because he wasn't born to the "correct" race because you're an entitled snowflake fuck who wakes up angry that you have to earn respect, like basically everyone else, instead of having people suck your dick constantly because your 23&Me DNA test said you were 75% Welsh 15% British 5% Scottish 3% Irish and 2% Ashkenazi Jewish.
Cope, seeth, touch grass.
>In b4 "You're a Jew" because you're a NPC and I triggered your automatic response script #56

>>19974242
> piezoelectric effect
Surely you typo.
>>19978801
You underestimate Anon’s influence. Now, millions will get this wrong.

>>19976182
you're just a gloomy gus. a gloomy gus and glib.

>>19970481
This isn't even "ceramic" (solgel silicone). They just coated PTFE on a ceramic interior. It's ""ceramic"".

That said PTFE is fine.

>>19975849
>Anodising is a process meant for aluminium.
But anodised aluminum is alumina and alumina is generally considered a ceramic. So suddenly a bog standard aluminum teflon pan becomes """ceramic""".

>>19970481
kitchenaid?
more like kitchenaids amirite bros

>>19971789
holy based

jeeez, girls, PTFE, aka Teflon, is perfectly harmless if used right. It's like one of the go to plastics when building machines that process food.
You can't escape it.