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1. Use medium heat or lower. Avoid high heat on a coated pan, as it will shorten the pans shelf life. There is also concern that high temperatures may release fumes that are toxic. 2. Don’t preheat an empty pan. Temperatures may soar in the pan, so add food from the start — or even some oil to keep temperatures low. 3. Avoid using metal utensils. Protect the coating from scratches by using wooden, plastic or rubber utensils. 4. Foods prepared in a nonstick pan will not brown well. High heat is necessary for a browned, seared surface to develop, and in addition to the heat restriction, the general understanding behind nonstick — which prevents food from sticking to the surface — means foods won’t be able to adhere to a surface and form the browned bits that make up a golden crust. 5. Store nonstick pans individually or lined when stacked. Stacking nonstick pans may damage the coating, so line the pans with paper towels to protect the surface. 6. Trash any pan with a damaged coating. The pans may be more likely to release toxins when damaged, so toss out any pans with signs of wear and tear to the nonstick surface. More Kitchen Tips: Solutions for Common Issues with Stainless Steel Cookware How to Clean Any Countertop Stainless Steel Kitchen Appliance Multipurpose Kitchen Supplies: An A-to-Z Guide
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FAQ
What is the lifetime warranty on Food Network pans?
Does made in cookware have a warranty?
Does food Network textured titanium have a warranty?
Has a 3 yrs warranty. The Food Network Textured Titanium is part of the Cookware test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Cookware Sets (Nonstick) models like the Textured Titanium are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below. Set Each set includes at least a saucepan, a frying pan, and a stockpot.
What is the warranty on Select Food Network products?
Select Food Network products are backed by a lifetime limited warranty. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal household use.
What is a Food Network textured titanium cookware set?
Is a 10 -piece set. It includes 8 & 10 in.frypan, 1.5 & 3 qt. covered saucepan, 3 qt. covered saute pan, 6 qt. covered stockpot. Is made from aluminum. Is dishwasher-safe. Has glass lids. Has a 3 yrs warranty. The Food Network Textured Titanium is part of the Cookware test program at Consumer Reports.
What is covered under the dishwasher warranty?
This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal household use. This warranty does not cover (1) damage caused by accident, misuse, abuse, or commercial use, (2) scratches, stains, discoloration, damage from overheating, or damage from the use of an automatic dishwasher, or (3) any incidental or consequential damages.