GreenPan Chatham Prime Midnight Ceramic Cookware Set

Great price, great product how could I pass up? Never had an issue with their products as long as you heed to the “care” instructions. All I own…

Seems ok but ive only use it once

I bought just a small frying pan a few years ago to do fried eggs in. I loved it. the only issue I ever had is that it is hard to get the spatula under the eggs because they just push around the pan. I held off on buying a bigger set until I had a couple years on the first pan to make sure that the coating stayed put. It has stayed like brand new. These are really nice to work with. They just wipe right out.

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I’m lazy and don’t particularly baby things. Of course I don’t use metal utensils, but I neglect them and put them in the dishwasher. They’ve held up perfectly for 2.5 years and still work the same as they did in the beginning.

I use cooking oils etc. They’re not true non-stick. But they are way less sticky than cheaper pans.

My boyfriend got me these for Christmas 2021. Well, he told me I could pick a set I wanted and I immediately dove into researching. We are younger, unmarried, renters, I didn’t feel it was the or place for us to invest in some “lifetime” pots and pans that were in the $400-$600 dollar range, so I gave myself a budget of $300 maintaining that I wanted to stick as close to $200 as possible. I did loads of research. LOADS. I knew I wanted nonstick pans and eventually dwindled down to either Ceramic nonstick or traditional anodized. There were pros and cons to both in general, but I kept getting drawn back to these for the aesthetic and price. After deciding nonstick ceramic was the path for me and seeing some youtube reviews from America’s test kitchen for their 50 egg test on greenpan brand pans I was finally good with my decision. Some of the negative reviews on Amazon had me worried, but I found almost all sets had some unhappy customers and lots of happy ones.

Its been almost a month and we LOVE these. My boyfriend is a steak guy and although I told him these need less heat, to no surprise he cranks the heat still when cooking steak. I was worried these would lose all nonstick credibility with his high heat antics, but they held up incredibly and any of his burnt/charred buts rinsed right off. I should also mention that the fact that these are oven safe up to 600° was also a selling point for me. I haven’t attempted it yet though. I myself have cooked eggs, sticky sesame chicken, sauteed chicken, rice in the saucepans, french toast, etc. All with much less heat and much faster cook time as ceramic pans promise and easy easy clean up!

I followed recommendations to get an oil mister and toss out my PAM as the aerosol type oils can degrade the coating and this being my most expensive cookware to date even at only $200, I went ahead and bought some felt pan protectors so we could stack them with peace of mind. I already prefer hand washing so we of course always hand wash the pans and if I were a dishwasher person, i’d still handwash them. Other than those few new precautions, I haven’t felt I’ve needed to put too much extra care toward these pans.
If I can remember I’ll update after a longer while because in my research it was harder to find longterm reviews.

Research proper care, reduce your heat, and handwash and these pans will not disappoint!

I have been waiting for SOOOOO LONG to get an amazing warehouse deal for these phenomenal pots/pans!!! 94$ and im so thrilled. These are on the ‘safe list’ for gimme the good stuff site that tests different products to ensure things are safe or unsafe/toxic, so i jumped when i saw the deal. I AM SO HAPPY!!! Dishwasher safe too <3