Redchef Ceramic Pots and Pans Set, Nonstick Kitchen Cookware Set with Detachable Handle, Non Toxic Cookware Set 16pcs, PFAS PFOA & PTFE Free, RV Ceramic Cookware for Camping, Dishwasher/Oven Safe

Lost their non-stick after one year. Not a good investment.

I’ve had these for a month now and they have held up well. I wash the handles by hand occasionally because they usually don’t get dirty. I make sure not to put them in the dishwasher because they have metal components. The pans themselves are great and the bottom hasn’t come off or done anything weird like the other reviews. My happiest point is that the heat transfer is amazing I will not be going back to thick pans. I love the cream color it feels so much more clean. The one downside is that the handles do stick sometimes and I need to use two hands to press the top button. Again assuming it’s the metal they use. I would repurchase because the space saving ability is unmatched. It really made a huge difference and as someone who bumps into the handles on pots all the time this actually did solve my problem! Also I like that they just look nice without the handle

I received it as used items with lot of stains on the pots as well as it was only 10 items. i just opened it today and found it all stained and bottoms black and less items

Por suerte llegaron mucho antes que el desayuno, tuve tiempo para leer el manual de instrucciones y hacer la curación de todos los sartenes. Me eh hecho unos huevos fritos 🍳 paso la prueba!!! No se pego tampoco se mancho el sartén Seguiré probándolos por el momento me encantaron

LOVING these pots. There are other removable handle sets out there. There are two big ones that set these apart from the others: Full-bodu enameling - it's fully coated all the way around. Other brands you'll find have metal exposed on the bottom surface which leads to oxidation and staining (usually a dark sooty powder that easily runs off on anything it touches). These DO NOT have that problem since they are fully coated, including the bottom surface. This leads to the second but call out: Heat Tolerance: the other brands can take heat up to 450 F ish before the coating becomes compromised. These Redchef pots and pans are rated nearly double at over 850 F which allows them to coat the bottom of the pan. They look better, don't stain, and the handle is a breeze to use. Even when holding a pot of 4 cups cooked rice and holding over to tip it out, the handle was secure and it never felt loose or wobbly. The ha fle was comfortable enough in an adult male hand, but may feel bulky to the tiny-handed. There are reviews that show burnt handles... I don't see this being likely unless they're like my wife and put small pot on the giant gas burner. even then, to avoid that, just take off the handle before you send the cauldron to the flame. They're extremely functional, high quality, durable, look great and prices right. The pots are tapered, which helps with heating and flame distribution for the gas-oriented. The stackability is insane making a space saving solution to replacing your old and worn out non-stick set. If I had to gripe about anything is that the two Included lids don't cover all the pots/pans, so I had to use a stand-in lid for making rice in the pot. The utensils they provide are also nice! I was expecting some cheap adds to stuff the bullet list on the sales description; but the ladle and spatula are actual fantastic. So far so good! If I see anything worthy of a change, I'll come back and update.. But I'm happy with these Redchef pots and pans!