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Do you know what’s really annoying? When you’re cooking, and your food sticks to the pan. It’s a pain, right?
Are you looking for the best non stick pan? Well, it’s time to stop your search because we’ve found the five best pans in Malaysia to meet all of your cooking needs!
A non stick pan is an essential addition to your cookware collection. In our quest to find out which pan can withstand heat without sticking to food, we tested five of Malaysia’s most popular brands of non-stick pans. We even added a specialty pan to the mix.
For a review of the five best non stick pans in Malaysia in 2021, keep reading.
The Tefal Cook & Clean Non Stick Deep Frypan is a 20 cm wonder that’s great in the kitchen. It features a high-temperature non stick coating that sure to cook your delicate dishes delightfully.
Pros
This non stick pan is great for small wok and stir fry dishes. It comes with a two-year manufacturer’s warranty. Also, it’s PFOA-free.
Cons
The Tefal Cook & Clean Non Stick Deep Frypan can only handle temperatures up to 400°. It doesn’t take kindly to high heat. Also, you can’t let liquids boil dry in the pan, or it will ruin the non stick surface.
Steka’s dark blue non-stick frying pan is a kitchen wonder that reduces burnt food and sticking. It’s also a breeze to clean.
Pros
The lightweight non-stick frying pan is made of aluminum. As a result, it’s easy to handle when filled with your favorite dish. It’s also easy to regulate heat when using this kitchen companion.
Cons
You can’t use the Steka Non-Stick Frying Pan on some induction stovetops. It’s hit or miss in this area. If you own an induction range, you’ll have to give it a try to see if it works.
The GDeal Maifan Stone Coating Smokeless Non Stick Frying Pan is made of three layers of premium steel. This entry gets our vote for best non stick pan without Teflon. As its name implies, it also features a smokeless Maifan stone coating.
Pros
This non stick pan has a nice feel in hand. What’s more, the Maifan stone coating is a safe, non-toxic option to Teflon.
Cons
You must clean the GDeal Maifan Stone Coating Smokeless Non Stick Frying Pan thoroughly before first use. If not, it will discolor.
Also, you can’t place the vessel over a flame when it’s empty. If it gets too hot, the heat will warp the pan, causing it to cook unevenly.
IKEA’s KAVALKAD PFOA Free Kuali Non-Stick Frying Pan is lightweight and easy to handle in action. It’s also made of aluminum, which—as you know—spreads heat efficiently and evenly.
Pros
The KAVALKAD Kuali is another PFOA-free Non-Stick Frying Pan. Yet, it features a classic Teflon coating. Also, its aluminum construction makes it easy to regulate the cooking temperature.
Cons
You can only use this vessel on a gas or ceramic stovetop or hob or a cast iron hob. What’s more, it’s not dishwasher safe, but—in general—handwashing is safer for non stick pans. Therefore, this point is a bit of a push.
The READY STOCK🇲🇾 4 Hole Aluminium Omelet Pan is our choice for the best specialty non stick pan. It’s ideal for frying four perfectly round eggs at a time. You can also use it to make other delicate dishes that work well with a round format.
Pros
The superconductive surface of the 4 Hole Aluminium Omelet Pan holds heat well and prevents hotspots. In other words, no more burnt eggs. What’s more, the handle stays cool on the range.
Cons
Like our Tefal entry, you can only use medium heat, and you cannot allow liquids to boil dry in the vessel. Also, the specialty nature of this vessel only allows for the cooking of small portions of food.
Like most non stick pans, you also shouldn’t use sharp utensils when cooking with this pan. However, the manufacturer even cautions against using a metal whisk or spoon with this pan— therefore, rubber or wood utensils only it is if you give this pan a try.
Historically, people don’t think positive things when they hear the words non stick pan. For the most part, they think of the chemicals associated with Teflon.
Also, it’s a common sentiment that the non stick pan is good at cooking only one thing—eggs. Other consumers might even believe that non stick pans are a throw-away kitchen tool.
However, some of today’s durable non stick pans are oven safe. They can even survive a jaunt in the broiler.
When looking for the best non stick pan material, go with one of our PFOA-free choices. If you want a non stick pan that’s extra tough, look for an option that can withstand high temperatures of more than 400°.
Getting the Most out of Non Stick Pans
A few tips can help you to make the most of your non stick cooking pan. First, you never want to use a non stick cooking spray. It’s not compatible with non stick pans.
Over time, non stick spray will create a buildup. In this kind of vessel, the buildup is impossible to remove.
You’ll also want to avoid the dishwasher if you want your pan to last. Harsh detergents and high heat can ruin your non stick pan. You should stick to hand washing, even with dishwasher-safe non stick pans.
Again, some non-stick pans allow you to cook using high heat. However, you may want to err on the side of caution and keep in the medium- to low-temperature ranges with your non stick pan.
Now you know the five best non stick pans in Malaysia in 2021.
If you’re tired of scrubbing and struggling with sticking, one of our five non-stick pans can make your kitchen life easier. However, a non stick pan isn’t the only way to make life in the kitchen better.
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