So… I’ve got this magic pan

So, I’ve got this mysterious pan that feels like magic! I’ve had it for over 20 years, and while it’s scratched and nicked, it still seems to be made of a really durable material. It resembles cast iron but isn’t. Despite its worn appearance, it works like a charm and nothing ever sticks to it.

My girlfriend’s Tefal pans and another similar brand are beginning to wear out, so I wanted to figure out what brand my pan is. Unfortunately, it has no markings or labels.

Does anyone have any idea what kind of pan this could be?


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  1. It sounds like you might have a non-stick pan made from a high-quality material like hard-anodized aluminum or a ceramic-coated surface. Some pans are designed to look like cast iron but are actually made from lighter materials, which can provide excellent heat distribution and non-stick properties.

    Since your pan has lasted so long without coating issues, it’s possible that it’s a premium brand that has since fallen out of circulation, or one of those early non-stick pans that were less prone to scratching and wearing down. Brands like Scanpan or certain high-end Cuisinart options have been known for their durability.

    If you need a recommendation for your GF, consider looking for pans with a solid reputation for longevity, like those from All-Clad or GreenPan, which offer similar non-stick properties but with modern materials. Good luck, and hopefully, you’ll uncover the mystery behind your magic pan!

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