Ceracast 6-Piece Ceramic Non Stick Cookware Set, Black

This product, despite careful handling, has scratches on the bottom of the pan. I've never used metal utensils, only wood or silicone and yet the white coating has scraped away and I think it's now dangerous to eat anything made in it. The underlying material is aluminum and I would never cook food in an aluminum pan. I tried to return it but it's past the return policy (which is ridiculously short).

This is the best cookware set I had ever use. Very light weight and SO EASY to clean. For some reason I think that the food even taste better. One extra thing is that they heat very fast, which help on the cooking.

It is a nice looking skillet, does not stick, and cleans easily. However, it does not have a flat bottom, but rather a slight mound, and oil, juices, etc.just go to the edges. Not happy with that.

These pans are very nice but even following the instructions on how to use they have both warped/bowed in the center as they are not made to withstand everyday use. bottom of pans need to be made of stonger material to withstand bowing.....

Work with small induction cooker but I just mainly use for cooking rice and the pot stain but still non-stick.For the price of the pot the side handle get too hot.

This Cerastone pan is the biggest piece of crap. Ive been so careful not to scratch it or over heat it and even always stored it with a dish cloth in pan to keep the surface from getting damaged. After 4 uses it started discoloring on the inside and its useless because everything sticks to it even if you use oil etc. Ive had pans for years that are still in way better shape than this piece of junk and paid way less for them....save your money!!!

After a lot of research on ceramic pots and pans, I picked up this pot and the Ceracomm 12" fry pan. Cerastone is lightweight, cooks evenly at a medium heat, and cleans so easily. You really don't need olive oil or butter, unless you want to add flavor. The lid has a handy, built-in spoon rest. I like this cookware so much that I purchased the Ceracast six piece set and nylon Gastromax utensils to protect the ceramic surface.

The Cerastone pan is great for the first few uses but after that it is junk and needs to be thrown away. After the coating wears off everything sticks to it like glue. It also doesn't seem very healthy that the non-stick capabilities are gone so quickly one can only assume they're going into the food and then into our bodies... Probably the exact thing many purchasers of the Cerastone products would like to avoid.