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Question: Can you season the orgeenic Pam with olive oil or coconut oil if you don't have vegetable oil?
Document: I thought it was maybe my fault. The instructions say to season the pan with vegetable oil. I don't have vegetable oil in the house so I used Olive Oil. In agreement with all the others who wrote negative reviews, this thing is NOT that good. I paid a lot more for it through Telebrands than it's selling for here. Their return policy is ridiculous. They'll replace the pan BUT you have to pay shipping. If you insist on finding out for yourself (I've done this) the pan is being offered for a very low price from at least one seller.
I LOVE these pans. Although they claim you don't have to use anything to grease it, I always cook my foods in butter or coconut oil because of the health benefits (sometimes olive oil, but above a certain heat olive oil turns toxic instead of beneficial to your body). I also never cook anything on high heat. Everything I cook slips and slides beautifully on these pans! On stainless steal things always get stuck at least a little, even with a lot of butter or oil, but not these pans.
This is by far the worst "non-stick" pan I have ever used. EVERYTHING sticks to it. I followed the directions to heat it until it smoked, it never smoked, and it ruins all of my food!!!!! If they had negative stars it would get five.Update - Feb. 2, 2013 - I called the company and was told I used the wrong oil to prep the pan. I used olive oil, they said use vegetable oil. Last I checked an olive is a vegetable, no?
I have to admit that I almost didn't buy this pan due to the numerous bad reviews on here but I kept seeing it at Wal-Mart in the As Seen On TV section and I finally gave in and bought one, thinking I could return it if I didn't like it. I'd have never ordered from the manufacturer after reading about people's experiences with them but since they had the frying pan for the same price at Wal-Mart I decided to give it a try. I have to say I'm pleasantly surprised by the pan and glad I decided to give it a try.The instructions say to prep the pan with vegetable oil...but all I had was olive oil so I used that.
Pros - No Scratches, Cleans easy, cool Handle,Cons - Not non-stick, outside scratchesI have been using a 10&#34; and an 8&#34; for 3/4 of a year.I followed the directions and seasoned it. It STICKS. No 2 ways about it you can not cook without oil of some kind. I even re-seasoned it after about a month thinking I did it incorrectly but that did not work either.With a little Olive oil or Pam it does not stick at all.
I purchased the TeleBrands Orgreenic Frying Pan at Bed Bath & Beyond a few months ago for $29.95 with a reduction in the price due to a coupon. The recipes that I previously used required butter or a little olive oil; therefore, it wasn't obvious that food cooked in the pan without oil would stick. This morning I decided to fry an egg in it and did not use oil or Pam until I attempted to turn the egg to cook the other side. To my surprise, part of the egg stuck to the pan.
These pans are awesome! Anyone complaining about them didn't season them correctly when they first got them. Bottom line is just season them correctly and they are amazing. Only thing I agree with from the negative reviews is you do need a drop of butter or coconut oil before frying an egg that's the only thing I have had stick and I use them every single day.
First of all, I did not season the pan. I do use coconut oil when I cook. I have used it for 6 months and am highly satisfied. I love hash browns and have never been able to make them without them sticking ( I don't use silverstone). With Orgreenic they crisp nicely and slide out of the pan. I bought mine at Nebraska Furniture Mart and figured I could take it back if unsatisfied. If I had to buy a new one every 6 months just to make fried potatoes, I would.
I bought the 10 frying pan back in mid Oct. 2013, the other pans I use are stainless steel and cast iron sets from Macy's. I needed a nonstick pan so I grab this on my way to the BB&Beyond check out counter. I didn't season it or anything just washed it and started cooking. I treat it as I treat my other pans, medium heat and 1 tsp of coconut oil. Honestly, I have had no problems what so ever. It cleans easy, my eggs do slide off but I attributed that to the wonderful coconut oil.
What a "crock!" of ****! The add on T.V. for one doesn't tell you you have to season it,"oh well" I said to myself, are they ever truthfull?So I even purchased "vegetable oil" as instructed,(I never buy vegetable oil)but did just in case it came back to haunt me.Then I fried two eggs in butter, they stuck and didn't glide all over the pan when shaking it, like the T.V.
Answer: I assume you could use any high heat oil coconut oil should be ok...would not suggest olive oil or pam.  I however did not season mine before using and I have yet to have any issues with them....