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Hestan - NanoBond Collection - Titanium Stainless Steel 8.5-Inch Frying Pan - Toxin, PFAS, & Chemical Free Clean Cookware, Induction Cooktop Compatible

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  • CLEAN COOKING: NanoBond presents an entirely new category of clean-cooking, stick-resistant cookware. It is 4x stronger than typical stainless and is non-toxic and non-reactive, so there is nothing to compromise your food or your health. When you cook with NanoBond, you are cooking with pure flavor. No residue. No flaking. No compromise.
  • INCLUDES: Nanobond 8.5-Inch Skillet- 8.5" diameter, 1.5" height, 14.75" long with handle.
  • PROCORE CLAD: Triple bonded stainless steel with exclusive ProCore aluminum delivers 35% greater heat conductivity than other aluminum-clad cookware for quick and even heating; safe, nonreactive surface is 100% toxin free.
  • CONSTRUCTION: Molecular Titanium bonds thousands of titanium nano-layers to stainless steel, creating a 100% metal utensil safe cooking surface that's resistant to scratching, staining, and salt pitting. Flared rims offer perfect drip free pouring, while interior flush rivets prevent food buildup and allow easy stacking/nesting ability.
  • CARE: Compatible with all cooktops, including induction, and oven and broiler safe up to 1,050F. Wood, steel wool, and metal utensil safe; dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. Handcrafted in Italy with a lifetime warranty.

Description

For groundbreaking innovations in cookware, equip the kitchen with a Hestan NanoBond Molecular Titanium Stainless Steel Skillet. Available in 3 sizes, these high performance skillets are designed to heat quickly and thoroughly for better browning and searing. Hestan's innovative cookware technology, Molecular Titanium, bonds thousands of titanium nano-layers to the 18/10 stainless steel construction, creating a brilliantly resilient cooking surface 4X harder than typical stainless steel, making it resistant to scratching, staining, and salt pitting. These 100% nonreactive frying pans are fitted with ergonomic handles for a comfortable grip when cooking and serving culinary creations. These kitchen work horses also provide 20% more surface area than traditional frying pans in their size class. High heat and oven safe to a scorching 1050°F, these Italian handcrafted skillets offer a lifetime durability for culinary perfection.

Brand: Hestan


Material: Titanium


Special Feature: Toxin Free, Non Stick, PFAS/Chemical Free, Induction Stovetop Compatible


Color: Titanium


Capacity: 8.5 Cubic Inches


Brand: Hestan


Material: Titanium


Special Feature: Toxin Free, Non Stick, PFAS/Chemical Free, Induction Stovetop Compatible


Color: Titanium


Capacity: 8.5 Cubic Inches


Compatible Devices: Smooth Surface Induction


Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe


Maximum Temperature: 1050 Degrees Fahrenheit


Handle Material: Stainless Steel


Item Weight: 2.75 Pounds


Is Oven Safe: Yes


Model Name: NanoBond Collection


Has Nonstick Coating: Yes


Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes


Product Dimensions: 14.75 x 8.5 x 1.5 inches


Item Weight: 2.75 pounds


Manufacturer: Hestan Culinary


Country of Origin: Italy


Item model number: 60029


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 27, 2019


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    • Love it — more forgiving than stainless
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Moved to stainless after trying a few nonstick-coated pans where the coating would “wear off” (where is the coating going? Into the food?) Have tried both the Hestan nanobond as well as the probond and will say that the nanobond is a bit more forgiving than true stainless / probond. Seems like it doesn’t need quite as much heat (which is fine) and I have had more success with over easy eggs on this compared to the probond. I will admit that I am newer to cooking with stainless and have been going through the learning curve of preheating the pan to the right temp and adding the right amount of butter / oil. Cleanup is easier. With the probond, I would frequently have to use baking soda to restore the pan to the stainless look (but will admit this could have been me cooking it too hot as I was learning). So far, I have not had to apply baking soda to the pan to restore the stainless look. Wife did cook chicken on the pan (new to stainless as well) and she thought it worked well, though I believe that the heat was a little too high and had some residue / discoloration on the pan afterward — which cleaned up very easily with the supplied stainless cleaner. Overall very happy with it though it is extremely pricey. Will have to wait for sales to purchase more pans and slowly replace our other “nonstick” cookware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2024 by Mark Mark
    • Awesome cookware for a bad cook!
Two months ago, I bought the 8.5” pan as a test before investing further in the Heston Nanobond line. I’d been wanted to ditch my non-stick cookware for several years for health reasons but couldn’t find the right fit. I’m spoiled by growing up cooking with only non-stick cookware. And I’m NOT a good cook so I tend to overheat pans & burn food. AND I sooo dislike cleaning up after cooking that I’d prefer to do it later (like the next day). I’m possibly the worst case scenario for testing any cookware line. I’d honestly much rather enjoy being served nice meals in restaurants. But, I’m immunocompromised so COVID changed all that. So, I’ve needed to up my game & learn to cook decently. I first tested several brands of stainless steel cookware. It was a total nightmare for me to clean. I then tried out ceramic cookware but found it to be too heavy for my arthritic joints. After reading about and researching Hestan’s Nanobond’s titanium coating, I thought it sounded promising & ordered this pan. Besides, the design of all of Hestan’s cookware is simply gorgeous. This Hestan Nanobond pan turned out to be AMAZING. My 1st test was fried eggs that turned out perfect with no sticking and easy cleanup afterwards. I’d read to heat the pan first, then add the oil/butter next & let it heat, and to then add the eggs. That definitely works to make the surface as close to being non-stick without actually having a non-stick coating. I’ve used it repeatedly for sticky foods like fried eggs, scrambled eggs, grilled cheese sandwiches, etc. with thrilling results. Best of all, it’s easy to clean afterwards. The Hestan Nanobond cookware is fantastic & suits my needs perfectly. I’ve now bought many more of the pots and pans in all shapes & sizes. I’m thrilled with the good looks & performance of the Nanobond line, the ease of cleaning up afterwards, and the titanium coating’s overall forgivingness for bad cooks. I accidentally added ground sausage needing to be browned for a casserole directly to their still-warming 3.5 quart sauté pan. The sausage stuck immediately to the bottom & I knew I’d really screwed up. While stirring the rest of the meat with only a silicon spatula, however, the stuck remnants surprisingly released completely from the bottom! I then decided to go ahead & try baking the entire casserole in the covered Nanobond pan in the oven instead of dirtying up a casserole dish. The casserole turned out fantastic with perfectly browned sides & bottom. The servings easily released from the pan without falling apart. And the very baked-on food remnants STILL cleaned up easily. The beautiful design of Hestan’s cookware really makes it equally appealing for stove/oven to table presentation. I’m now totally in love with the Hestan Nanobond line! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2021 by JPDMyers
    • DERAILED REVIEW —— Not perfect but I like it
I bought the 8 inch pan.. I am hesitant to buy the larger skillets if they are going to be super thin like the 8 inch is. BOTTOM LINE: I think I’m going to love this pan for scrambled eggs, and I don’t know what else.. I plan to try a reverse sear with salmon or a hamburger.. I usually slow cook vegetables in an enameled cast iron sauce pan, so I don’t have to worry about salt and other seasonings leaching the SS.. But I suppose I will try some vegetables in the nano bond titanium (as a little browning is supposed to add a layer of flavor.. but I suspect browning anything is less healthy). STICK, OR NOT TO STICK? Mystery solved.. I was perplexed by so many reviews complaining about things sticking to the titanium nanobond, because my scrambled eggs were sliding around, almost like a nonstick pan. I just watched a video comparison of three different stainless steel pans.. The Heston nanobond, and demeyere (both of which I have cooked scrambled eggs on).. In the video they got the pans hot until the water drops danced around, which I think of it as a trick that allows you to cook scrambled eggs in cast-iron.. Plus they used what looked like some kind of vegetable oil.. And the egg was stuck in the pan bad.. I use butter at a low temperature (which I believe is appropriate for eggs), and the eggs don’t stick at all.. LEACHING INTO FOOD I’ve always heard that titanium is extremely non-reactive, but I have been UNABLE to find any information (other than manufacturers claims) whether titanium cookware will leach anything into food while cooking (ie: acidic foods, like tomato paste, or how it’s well known that salt will pit stainless steel).. Titanium is supposed to be completely safe for humans, so we can only hope if anything leeches it would be pure titanium (manufacturers tend to be untrustworthy, I can only hope in Italy they have tighter regulations for such things than in America).. If you search the Internet you can find where testing was done with SS pans.. Some manufacturers claim you can cook tomato red sauce in them (even though tomatoes do leech from SS).. SUPER THIN? When I say super thin, perhaps I’m spoiled by using expensive aluminum clad cookware from other brands that have a hefty amount of aluminum.. Because of the high price of Heston nano bond cookware, they should pop for thick enough aluminum layer to where we should have to wonder if it’s enough.. And to be clear I don’t know how thick the aluminum layer needs to be to do. It’s job.. The thin-ness of the pan makes me wonder if it would be prone to warping (with my other stainless steel pans, I clean them while they are hot, but I am fearful to put water into these thin nano bond skillets).. NOTE: I don’t put a lot of cold water into a hot pan, rather a little bit that steam cleans most of the pan (none of my pans have ever warped). HEAT MOMENTUM: The other problem with extra thin aluminum cladding is heat momentum.. Heat momentum is one of the reasons cast-iron pans work so well for certain things (such as putting a frozen hamburger patty, and getting heat momentum to create the seer.. instead of the frozen patty immediately cooling off the pan which destroys the seer). In my particular case, using the control freak induction burner that has a built-in temperature probe, it will probably compensate by instantly turning the power up (which I hear it doing when I take a little off, to try to maintain temperature).. I doubt the thin aluminum will work in this instance, if you’re trying to cook a frozen steak or anything substantial without cool in the pan off.. NON-STICK: I have not used nonstick pans for decades, but I have been cooking scrambled eggs in aluminum clad stainless steel pans for years.. And for the past year. I’ve been using Demeyere SS skillets, which have a treated SS surface that concentrates the chromium and nickel and removes the iron (it makes the stainless steel, more stainless steel, and it does stick less than regular SS, but not by much).. [Again contrary to what many reviews are saying], when I cooked scrambled eggs in the Heston nanobond it felt like nonstick to me. There was an obvious non-stick quality even compared to my demeyere). Like my demeyere pans, I expect I will have to occasionally use the special cleaner, or barkeepers friend, to get rid of the haze/seasoning that develops (this is expected).. Likewise cleanup was very easy (like I would imagine non-stick would be). TOO—LIGHT—WEIGHT? I know other reviews think it’s thick/heavy, but it is by far the lightest pan I have ever held in my hands (and I’ve used a few different brands of aluminum clad stainless steel pans).. I realize titanium is light weight, but the nano bond is a very thin layer of titanium (presumably over stainless steel).. The pan is so light weight that it’s causing the problem with my control, freak induction burner.. The 8” or will sit flat by itself, but because it’s so light weight, and the handle is relatively heavy, it will not sit flat on the induction burner for preheating, because there is a temperature probe in the center (that has a lightweight spring).. And (when cooking anything sensitive to uneven heat) you very much need to preheat pans on an induction burner, because the nature of induction heats the pan itself so there is always a hot ring in the center of the pan that matches the induction ring (preheating for a while lets the heat spread out).. BOTTOM LINE: I was able to preheat the pan to cook my scrambled eggs, but one end of the pan was about 1/8” off the induction burner (and induction burners are sensitive to this. I WOULD HATE: to try to preheat the 8” pan for a seer on this induction burner (the 1/8” in the air might end up a huge problem at high power settings).. COOKING TECHNIQUES: There is technique to consider in whether eggs or anything sticks or not.. For scrambled eggs I use low heat (228F.. since my induction burner controls the temperature).. and I use plenty of butter (I am convinced, low carb is healthy, and butter and egg yolks are healthy fats).. my eggs were sliding around the pan like the nonstick advertisements.. CLEANUP: My experience with cleanup was like you would imagine nonstick. But I’ve seen many reviews complain about food sticking to the pan (I can only assume they were using high heat, and maybe little or no oil).. I can’t say for sure, but I know with my other stainless steel pans anytime something sticks, I just put a squeeze of dish soap and a little water and come back in an hour (or the next morning).. If I’m in a hurry, I’ll turn on the burner for a few seconds so warm soap will work faster.. Then whatever was stuck on usually falls off.. Sometimes I use vinegar (I don’t know whether dish soap vinegar would be more effective).. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2023 by Bobbler
    • No stick without the ick
No stick without the PFOAs or PFOSs. Nothing remotely related to Teflon. I got tired of the typical, cheap non-stick pans. They all show wear over time and have to be babied. On a lark, thinking you only live once, I splurged on an expensive titanium & stainless fryer. So far, so great. Love my new pan. Preheat the oil / fat and nothing sticks to it. Clean up is breeze. Love the way they did the rivets. Should never have to replace it, so lifetime cost isn’t as bad as first impression. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2024 by JimJam

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