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Non-stick pan
Non-stick pan

Non-stick pan says it all: with a non-stick pan, you don't have to worry about your food sticking to the pan.

Thermal shock
Thermal shock

What is thermal shock, and why does it sometimes cause cracking or warping?

Seasoning oil
Seasoning oil

Seasoning oil is a natural oil for seasoning cast iron and carbon steel pans. It is a healthy alternative to pans with synthetic non-stick coating.

Enamel
Enamel

Enamel is a layer of glass applied to certain objects. The reason why enamels are applied varies. For example, it can protect the object or it is used as an insulation layer.

Teflon pan
Teflon pan

Teflon pan is a pan with a non-stick coating made of the synthetic material PTFE.

Patina layer
Patina layer

Patina is a thin layer that forms on the surface of certain materials after a while. Consider metal, wood or stone.

Marble coating pan
Marble coating pan

Marble coating pan, also called stone coating, is a non-stick pan with a coating that resembles natural stone.

Maillard reaction
Maillard reaction

Maillard reaction is also known as non-enzymatic browning. It is a collective term for a complex series of chemical reactions that occur under the influence of heat, between reducing sugars and amino acids (e.g. in proteins).

Aluminium pans
Aluminium pans

Aluminium is known to be a good conductor of heat. Perfect for pans, we hear you thinking. Aluminium pans come in two types, namely pans with raw aluminium and anodised aluminium.

Ceramic pans
Ceramic pans

Ceramic pan with non-stick coating: who doesn’t have one at home? This non-stick coating is made of a layer of ceramic and does not contain toxic substances such as PTFE and PFOA.