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Question: What is the correct way to clean this pan? thanks in advance
Document: Evolution evolve fry pan 9.5 inch red is an awesome pan. I have used it to cook bacon, eggs, fish, spinach,& hamburger. I love it! The nonstick is really good. I just wipe mine out with a paper towel. It handles omelets with cheese and mushrooms fine. Everything comes out the way its supposed to including bacon. I love the color its a nice rich red, and it is very easy to clean.Give it a try .
I got this out of the box, hand-washed it and then stored it with my other pots and pans. When I took it out a week later to use there was a scratch in the middle of the pan. I have never had issues with other pans scratching in storage and was quite shocked that it was damaged in this way. I can't say for sure what damaged it, but I do feel as though the pan lacks durability.
There are a lot of pans on the market. With the field so saturated, a pan must find some way to set itself apart. This pan does so partially based on its good looks. In person, the red color is not quite so deep as is shown in the picture, however, it is still very pretty.Now to the specific details of the pan. I once read a review of multiple pans non-stick pans to test how durable they were.
About the only thing Julia Child and I have or ever will have in common is the age we started cooking. I find myself unexpectedly doing a large amount of cooking for very disabled people, and in my obsessive way (it's no use taking trouble if you don't take trouble enough, as the saying goes) I keep searching for healthier ways to go about my new craft. The latest addition to our now vast collection of kitchenware is this Ecolution pan, meant to replace the Orgreenic one I ruined.
While vacationing in South Carolina, in October, the condo we stay at has this cookware. I liked it so much that I purchased two (different size) Red frying pans to take home to Ohio. I warm it up as recommended. I always wash by hand. I've mainly used the larger pan for frying bacon and like the way it frys up and doesn't stick. I would like to have a 1 qt. and 2 qt. saucepan in Red, but can't seem to find them anywhere.
Annoying. Also, the handle popped off (! ), but popped right back on again with no trouble.The pan is wonderfully easy to clean, as it should be. Recommended and rating:GRADE: B+
The silicon handle is very comfortable and secure to the pan,not flimzy. The pan is well-balanced. It just took a swipe to clean. AND its reddish! I love the color.
After using the same non-stick skillet for ages, this pan was a huge improvement. I make eggs in it frequently without cooking spray or oil, with very little stick. It's easy to clean, and a great size for a small family.
It wipes clean with a paper towel before I hand wash it with soap and water. I followed instructions and pre-oiled the pan before its first use, but since then I've given it no special care. You cannot go wrong with this one!
This is a wonderful pan. The deep wine color is wonderful and the handle is soft and easy to hold. And when they say non-stick, they mean it. I put an omelet on and started doing the dishes. Normally, the omelet would have stuck to the pan in no time flat. This time, it just slid right off. (It wasn't the best tasting omelet but...) And it's easy to clean too.
Answer: I BELIEVE it's like most non stick. They do not recommend you put it in a dishwasher. I squirt some dishwasher liquid on it, put in some hot water, let it sit a bit and then use a sponge or gently use the hard since of that sponge that has a harder side. You don't want to scrape off the nonstick. This is a GREAT GREAT frying pain. Also, I learned the hard way on nonstick, don't poke food with a metal fork or spatula. Get utensils for nonstick. You want to protect the nonstick. My sister gifted me some nonstick cookware for my birthday and this is BETTER than the Paula Deen brand she gave me. I can fry and egg and it'll just slide off it. So the key on washing is : do it with care, avoid the dishwasher.