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What it is made of
PEEK is a food-safe semi-crystalline polymer. Its tough cooking surface is designed for everyday use with metal utensils.
Polyether ether ketone: a food-safe semi-crystalline polymer, formulated without PFAS or PFOA.
Thick right through, not just at the base.
A stainless steel handle that stays cool on the hob.
At a glance
4mm
thick throughout, for superior heat conductivity
0
PFAS or PFOA in the coating
5years
warranty against manufacturing defects
Care
A PEEK coating tough enough for steel tools, formulated without the PFAS family of chemicals.
The full care guideSteel, wood or silicone.
Steel, wood or silicone. The coating is rated for metal utensils, so a turner or a pair of tongs is fine.
Oil in first, then let it warm.
Never heat the pan empty. Add a little oil, then let the pan come up to temperature at low to medium heat: the coating releases better warm.
Keep high heat for boiling and reducing.
Keep high heat for boiling and reducing.
Let the heat out before it meets water.
Let the heat come out of the pan before it meets water. Sudden cold is hard on any pan.
Warm soapy water, soft sponge.
Warm soapy water and a soft, non-abrasive sponge. Soak anything stubborn first.
PEEK stands for polyether ether ketone: a food-safe semi-crystalline polymer used for a tough, abrasion-resistant cooking surface. The coating is formulated without PFAS or PFOA.
Yes. The PEEK coating is rated metal-spatula safe, so steel, wood and silicone tools are all fine.
Yes. It works on gas and induction.
Yes. The Evrlast Non-Stick range is rated for the oven, as well as gas and induction.
Yes. Let the pan cool first: sudden cold is hard on any pan.
No. The PEEK coating is formulated without PFAS or PFOA.
Let it cool before it meets water, then wash it in warm, soapy water with a soft, non-abrasive sponge. Soak anything stubborn first. Avoid steel wool, abrasives and harsh cleaners with chlorine bleach.
Five years against manufacturing defects. It doesn't cover incorrect or professional use, knocks and drops, or stains, discolouration and scratches from normal wear. The warranty card in the box has the details for your piece.