I really don’t like nonstick pans. I love my CI and CS pans and my beloved mirror finished SS pan. I do always keep one medium sized nonstick around as they do have their utility. I replace it every two years though as no matter if it’s a cheap as seen on TV one or a fancy name brand, they all loose their nonstick properties with regular use. I had enough and decided to try a non-treated titanium coated pan. I have to say, so far I’m pretty impressed. Nowhere near the performance of a freshly purchased nonstick, but a bit less sticky than SS. Where it’s really shining is with cleanup. It been very easy to wash clean even when there is charring or adherence. I haven’t tried yet, but I think it’s going to be perfect for cold-searing. Has anyone else tried these? Does the nonstick quality fade with microabrasions over time? If so hopefully lasts longer than 2 years?


SS is the acid pan. And you can cook and cheese without a problem. It’s a matter of learning the temperature to cook on. SS, carbon steel and cast iron all have different temperatures for the same food item. And the amount of oil varies in each as well.