GreenLifeSoft Grip 23 Piece Kitchen Cookware Pots and Frying Saucepans Set, Healthy Ceramic Nonstick PFAS and PFOA-Free, Dishwasher and Oven Safe, Even Heating, Easy Clean, Warp Control, Turquoise

If you treat them right, they are non-stick. There is no coating on them that will eventually come off. They cook great, no sticking and very easy to clean. Love them

I bought these for my girlfriend to replace essentially all of her previous cookware, most of which was mismatched and/or clearly outlived its usefulness and safety. I've never bought cookware in a large set like this, so I spent a lot of time researching what I needed and what types of materials would work best, and so far these have been spectacular.All of the pieces are identical colors, vibrant, bright, and unblemished. With everything included in this set, I find it hard to believe you would need buy something more extravagant, as this will more than provide for a house of 4 or more people in a normal breakfast, lunch, and dinner cycle (luckily, my girlfriend enjoys cooking).The varying pan sizes will cover just about any cooking project you might look to take up. The included accessories are also very well made and easy to clean. We have extremely iron rich water, which tends to stain most white surfaces an orange hue. These pots do not have that issue - we've been using them since Christmas Day, and they have yet to show signs of staining. They are also very easy to clean, they don't hold any burned food or residue.It's safe to say we both love this cookware set.

First, the packing! This was so packaged perfectly, nothing could have damaged the pans short of a building falling on the box!! Can we say sturdy boxes inside boxes??? And there was circular sturdy cardboard spacers, like imagine a toilet roll made for a giant, lol. I was like, “Mmmm, maybe I should keep these to keep the pots from touching?? Next the pans were heavy, with sturdy comfortable silicon type handles, and from the smallest frying pan for a one egg breakfast to the largest fit for a feast, with beautiful heavy glass lids, also with a comfortable silicon handle on top, I was like, WOW, I made out big time!!! But then I cooked breakfast. I seriously figured this would be my last time trying ceramic cause food always sticks or burns, no matter what. Folks, I used barely a Teaspoon of olive oil, placed the pot on stove to preheat as instructed and then added ingredients for the fluffiest healthiest omelet like ever!!! And the omelet just slid around the pan!!! Then I reheated a soup I’d made the day before and the soup was boiling on bare medium so quick, and I turned it to low and it simmered nicely. These pots and pans live up to everything they were advertised to do. Even heating, great control, no sticking, NO screw covers inside the pots, nothing to catch food to burn, and the food tasted totally like it should, no after taste or smells. Husband’s on chemo and we’re eating healthier and cooking healthier, and he is highly sensitive to tastes and smells right now, so he gives this his stamp of approval as well. Long winded, sorry, but when I LOVE something I’m compelled to give a review. I hope you’re as happy with yours as I am. I might add a video to this tomorrow of some cooking, just so you can see how non stick it is. Green Life, thank you for creating such an awesome set of cookware, you’ve sold me on ceramic, finally!!Ever Strumming, Norine

I've had a set of Copper Chef cookware for about 2 years. We've taken really good care of them but everything is sticking to them. Trying to scamble eggs is a nightmare. The copper is also staining and starting to wear off. So, I started to do some research. I would love to have HexClad by Gordon Ramsay but I'd rather keep $900 and only spend about $200. I looked at Granite Stone, Blue Diamond, Rachel Ray, Pioneer Woman, etc. I have a ninja skillet that I use for large stirfry dishes - I love it because things don't stick, but the handle & the lid grip gets really really HOT! I've had a couple stainless steel pots for over 20 years and they are holding up and doing great. Things stick a bit but we're keeping those. Our Copper Chef & Paul Dean cookware pieces are going to Goodwill. The GreenLife cookware set has been PHENOMENAL!! We have a gas stove so sometimes the heat distribution causes things to not cook evenly in a larger skillet or pot. The heat distribution with GreenLife is awesome and I LOVE the soft grips on the handles & lids! I didn't have to worry about burning myself trying to stir things! We rarely have pancakes but when we received the flat skillet - we tried it! We made 4 little pancakes and they all cooked with even heat distribution and turened out amazing! I also like to make fried potatoes. I used the large skillet and I think it was the best batch of fried potatoes I've ever made! The potatoes were slightly browned and crispy - not one of them stuck to the skillet. My husband used one of the pots for his rice & beans - he's in love. Anyway - We've had a great expereience for the last week. Of course, we know that cookware isn't made to last forever, however, I'm looking forward to using these for the next couple of years.!

Nonstick aspect is great and interior is durable. Exterior finish is not the greatest. Many of the pans arrived with tiny scratches or nicks in them. The exterior scratches easily. I liked the quantity of pans in the set is one of the main reasons I chose this set.