Ceramic Camping Skillet, Nonstick & PFOA-Free

September 19,2024

With its premium Fusion® ceramic nonstick surface, the Ceramic Skillet is an essential piece in any backcountry chef’s arsenal.

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Gotham Steel Cookware Set was designed with a Ti-Cerama coating that combines super strong titanium fused with super slick ceramic for the perfect balance of nonstick and durability. It is PTFE and PFOA free which means nothing will stick. Cook without butter or oil. Gotham Steel will change the way you cook and clean. The Ti-Ceramic coating allow for easy clean up and dishwasher safe.

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Diamond infused coating is a great conductor and hardest natural material. Diamond infused with nonstick surface is 5x harder. Metal utensil safe and super scratch resistant. Experience 4x better heat transfer. Forged base provides strength and warp control. Effortless food release. Safe to us on all stovetops except induction. Oven and broiler safe up to 850F. PFAS PFOA Lead and Cadium-free. Dishwasher safe. Includes: 7 inch Fry pan. 9 inch Fry pan. 2qt Covered saucepan. 2.5qt Covered skillet.

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Featuring a durable ceramic nonstick surface for kitchen-quality performance, our larger aluminum pot adds capacity for 2-3 people, snow-melting and boiling water fast. The pot can nest up to three of our Insulated Mugs and two DeepDish plates and is light enough for any backcountry excursion.

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