PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Safe alternative to nonstick cookware
Ceramic cookware uses a ceramic gel made from silicone and oxygen which give you a stick resistant cooking surface. You can cook in ceramic cookware with the same amount of oil that you use in a nonstick cookware; the food will not stick and release smoothly. The non-porous surface of the ceramic cookware allows it to handle highly acidic foods without absorbing taste and odor or staining the cookware.
Excellent Heat Conductance & Endurance
Ceramic cookware matches cast iron in terms of heat distribution, retention and endurance. The thick body construction makes heat transfer quick, even and efficient, which means you use less fuel and energy to cook your food. It can also withstand heat upto 400- 450 degree Celsius. Therefore, it is perfect for searing meats and vegetables that require high temperature.
Handle for frypan
Ergonomically designed handle with rivets for extra strength and durability. The extra-long handle provides a stable and comfortable grip, therefore you can easily manoeuvre the pan even when the quantity of food is high. The handle, thus, combines functionality and safety with great design to offer you a seamless experience.
Lightweight & Easy to care:
The combination of the aluminium base and the ceramic coating makes this pan lightweight in compared to cast iron cookware. Clean-up too is a breeze as the enameled finish prevents food from sticking to the surface, so you can easily wipe away any residue
BUNDLE DEAL
For both your wellbeing and budget, cooking with ceramic pans (coated) is a fantastic option. There's much debate surrounding non-stick cookware; while some people love them then hate them, others are devoted fans. To ensure you're getting the safest product possible, choose well-known brands that have invested in finding the best non-stick and ceramic pans (coated) available on the market. Meyer stands tall with Anzen a ceramic pans (coated) range that answers all the questions from consumers pertaining to safety of ceramic pans (coated).
Wouldn't it be fantastic if you could enjoy all the advantages of non-stick cookware without actually using it? Wouldn't it be amazing if there were ceramic pans (coated) that made cooking and cleaning just as effortless as your preferred non-stick, but with none of the problems associated with its use? Ceramic pan (coated) is the answer.
Ceramic pan (coated) comes in bright and shining. Ceramic pans (coated) have been around for a little while, but now that the big brands like Meyer are paying attention, we’re getting high quality Ceramic pans (coated) that works and lasts.
The benefits of Meyer Anzen Ceramic Pans- 26cm Fry pan
1. Meyer Anzen Ceramic Pans feature a beautiful colour texture and ideal thickness, making Ceramic Pans entirely non-reactive to anything that comes in contact with the ceramic pan.
2. The ceramic pans are constructed from ceramic coating which gives ceramic pans their signature look and unrivalled durability. With these attributes combined, you can rest assured knowing your Ceramic Pans is not at risk of reacting with something.
3. With Ceramic Pans, you can confidently cook acidic dishes without worrying about any toxins leaching into your food.
4. With their aluminium base, ceramic pans facilitate quick and even heat transfer which eliminates the need for excessive power consumption. This way you can enjoy perfectly cooked meals with less energy by cooking in ceramic pans.
5. The non-stick property of ceramic pans' cooking surfaces is undoubtedly one of the primary benefits. Meyer Anzen ceramic pan's surface is smooth and ceramic pan only requires a bit of oil or butter to stop food from sticking, unlike stainless steel and cast-iron ceramic pan to need less amount of oil. Ceramic pan's performance is as good as a regular non-stick.
6. With its aluminium base and ceramic coating, the ceramic pan is incredibly lightweight. A ceramic pan gives you an ideal change of pace if you're used to cooking with heavier cookware than ceramic pans.
How Meyer Anzen Ceramic pan helps you save money?
Are we all looking for the perfect combination of quality and affordability when it comes to ceramic pans? Absolutely! It's important to spend a bit more sometimes in order to get the desired result for cookware like ceramic pans, but if we can find ceramic pans like Meyer Anzen without having to spend too much on a ceramic pan- then that is even better. Cooking with ceramic pan is a breeze, as ceramic pan requires you to use lower temperatures than other metals. Plus, the aluminium base makes ceramic pan so efficient that not only do you save power — but food also cooks just as quickly in a ceramic pan.
Although you do need to use a bit of oil or butter on a ceramic pan surface, the fact that non coated metals require much more, so ceramic pans ensures that your supplies last longer - saving you money in the long run.
How is Meyer Anzen Ceramic pan healthy choice?
Ceramic pan's coating is totally non-reactive and does not contain any chemical additives. As a result, there's no danger of toxic chemicals contaminating your food as you cook with ceramic pans. This aspect making ceramic pans the ideal choice for safer cooking.
By using less oil in Ceramic Pans during the cooking process, you can easily sauté your food instead of boiling or steaming in a ceramic pan - enabling you to preserve more of its nutritional value. This is a great advantage that comes with a ceramic pan.
Incorporating oil while cooking with ceramic pan is beneficial for your wellbeing and taste. Recent research demonstrates the advantages of oils like coconut, mustard, and rice bran in terms of health and cooking with ceramic is super easy with minimal oil usage which is important to stay healthy.
Keep in Mind with Ceramic Pans
Ceramic pan is a coated pan which is applied on the surface of a bare metal, so it's reasonable to assume that your ceramic pans can be damaged as well. To ensure the longevity of your ceramic pan's coating and avoid any deep scratches, keep sharp metal spatulas away from ceramic pans surface. Additionally, if you need to stack ceramic pan with other cookware then cushion ceramic pans with a cloth for extra protection. By taking these simple steps now, you'll save yourself time and money in the long run and of course ceramic pan will look as good as new.
Although true fat-free cooking is not usually common, you still need to use some form of fat for the best results with ceramic pans. Ceramic pans can work better with oil or butter. Not only will these help your food taste better, but they also make it easier to clean up ceramic pans and extend the life of your ceramic pans. Adding a bit of fat to your food while cooking with ceramic pans can make things more palatable and help the ceramic pan's surface resist wear better. Plus, it'll amplify flavour as you cook with ceramic pans and give your dish that beautiful golden-brown hue, without sticking to your ceramic pans so you're bound to be pleased with the outcome.