Q&A(27)
Q: Are these good for cooking eggs?
A: yes they are good for cooking eggs. the eggs don't stick to the pans. i don't flip my eggs with the pan so i don't know how well they do for that though.
submitted byDavid - 6 years agoA: Hello LindsayJ, We apologize for the delay. We've been busy cooking up some fun new ideas to bring to your kitchen! The T-fal Initiatives Nonstick Fry Pans feature a durable nonstick interior for easy cooking and cleaning. These fry pans are great for delicate foods like eggs!
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submitted byPen is mighty - 5 years ago
Q: where are they from?
A: the set I have was made in Vietnam
submitted byPoopercat - 3 years agoA: Hello Lisa, the T-fal Simply Cook Nonstick Fry Pan set is made in China.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 4 years agoBrand expert
Q: Are these pans PFOA and PTFE free, but they're nonstick? This is confusing, as non-stick pans usually have that. I have the same question as the person who asked earlier. Please let me know whether TFal products have that in their pans. Thank you.
A: Hello, we apologize for the delay. We have been cooking up some fun new ideas to bring to your kitchen! At T-fal safety is very important to us. We use a 100% toxin free, PTFE non-stick coating that is PFOA free. The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized PTFE as an inert compound that is approved for food contact. Additionally, our T-fal non-stick coated cookware products are subject to regular testing carried out by independent laboratories under the strictest methodologies to ensure we are delivering the safest products to your home.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 2 years agoBrand expert
Q: are this good for induction burners?
A: Hello Vivian, we apologize for the delay. We've been busy cooking up some fun new ideas to bring to your kitchen! The T-fal Initiatives Nonstick Fry Pan Set is made from a durable Aluminum construction. This fry pan set is compatible with all cooktops with the exception of induction.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 4 years agoBrand expertA: no it won't work with induction burners
submitted byDavid - 6 years ago
Q: Are these frypans Ceramic Nonstick?
A: Hello Jheyer1233, we apologize for the delay in our response. We have been cooking up some fun new ideas in our kitchen! The T-fal Simply Cook Fry Pans include a durable aluminum construction with a superior ProGlide non-stick interior. This set is not ceramic. However, if you are interested in a Ceramic Nonstick Fry Pan, please consider the T-fal Simply Cook Ceramic Cookware 12" Fry Pan in Blue that is available on Target.com.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 4 years agoBrand expertA: No, they are non-stick aluminum fry pans
submitted bymemyselfi - 6 years ago
Q: Are these titanium fry pans?
A: Hello mgt, we apologize for the delay. We've been busy cooking up some fun new ideas to bring to your kitchen! The T-fal Initiatives Nonstick Dishwasher Safe Fry Pans are made from a durable aluminum construction with a superior nonstick coating.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 4 years agoBrand expertA: No, they are aluminum fry pans
submitted bya - 6 years ago
Q: I see to different responses within your Q&A; please confirm to a particular question- “can u use spray oil ( aka PAM) “
A: Hi there! Non-stick cookware doesn't need a lot of oil, we strongly advise not to use cooking sprays as they can worn down the non-stick properties but you can use a little bit of oil (cooking oil, olive oil, avocado oil) if you prefer.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 26 days agoBrand expert
Q: Can you use oil in the pan?
A: Hi there! Non-stick cookware doesn't need a lot of oil, we strongly advise not to use cooking sprays but you can use a little bit of oil if you prefer.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 1 month agoBrand expert
Q: Can these frying pans be cleaned with a scrubber sponge?
A: Hello! We recommend using a soft sponge or cloth to preserve the non-stick properties.
submitted byT-fal Expert - 1 month agoBrand expert
Q: Is the smaller pan good for cooking a hamburger?
A: yes!
submitted byT-fal Expert - 7 months agoBrand expert