GreenPan Cambridge Ceramic Non-Stick 8 Piece Cookware Set
Upgrade your cooking game with the GreenPan Cambridge Ceramic Non-Stick 5 Piece Cookware Set. This high-quality pan set features a non-stick ceramic coating that ensures easy food release and makes cleaning a breeze. The set includes pans of different sizes, making it perfect for all your cooking needs.
Its black colour and sleek design complement any kitchen décor. Get ready to impress your guests with delicious, perfectly cooked meals using this GreenPan Cambridge Ceramic Non-Stick 5 Piece Cookware Set. 16 cm Saucepan with lid (induction width: 13 cm). 18 cm Saucepan with lid (induction width: 15 cm). 20 cm Saucepan with lid (induction width: 17 cm).
20 cm Frypan (induction width: 17 cm). 24 cm Frypan (induction width: 21 cm). Handwash recommended (although dishwasher safe). Ceramic Non-Stick enhanced with diamonds. In 2007, GreenPan launched its first pans with a ThermolonT ceramic non-stick coating. It is made from a sand derivative and is PFAS-free. We produce our ThermolonT non-stick coating in our own factory. This means we know exactly what's in our pots, pans, baking moulds, and electric kitchen appliances, and can guarantee that our non-stick coating is completely PFAS-free.We use research, technical know-how and years of experience to continuously perfect our non-stick coating. Our ThermolonT anti-adhesive coating is now in its ninth generation. It is even better and stronger.
We also developed ThermolonT Volt: a non-stick coating specifically for electric kitchen appliances. It means you can enjoy a fantastic PFAS-free cooking experience, whatever is on the menu! PFAS (per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances) is the collective name for a group of more than 6000 manmade chemicals, including PTFE and PFOA. These chemicals are used to make everyday objects repel water, grease, and dirt. This includes certain types of raincoats, food packaging, cosmetics, firefighting foam, and cookware with a traditional non-stick coating.
PFAS are tough as nails and break down very slowly. Some will not completely disappear for 1000 years. That is where they got the nickname'forever chemicals'. Through production processes, PFAS end up in our environment, our food chain and eventually our bodies. The consequences are serious: almost every person on the planet now has PFAS in their blood.
If PFAS concentrations in your blood are too high, you are thought to be more at risk of a weakened immune system and health problems, such as obesity, cardiovascular diseases, fertility problems and cancer.