Despite their buttery soft cooking surfaces, nonstick pans can still be a chore to clean— especially if your cookware is heavy, large, or just covered in food. It can be tempting to pop your ...

One way to avoid Teflon flu: Make sure you don't use your nonstick cookware with high heat.

New York lawmakers propose a ban on nonstick pans containing Teflon due to health concerns linked to PFAS, known as "forever chemicals" amid MAHA report.

How does nonstick cookware work, and should you switch to ‘green’ pans? Fluoropolymer coatings are hard to beat, but they are facing heat. Consumers looking for alternatives have options by ...

When I bought my first set of pots and pans, I made sure they were coated with Teflon. At the time, that was the gold standard in nonstick cookware. I wanted to make sure I could cook with abandon ...

Nonstick pans have a plastic coating, and some people worry about the consequences of ingesting plastic particles. Learn about current research and safety.

Turns out, some nonstick pots and pans are better than others — but you might want to stay away from one type entirely.

Teflon flu, caused by inhaling fumes from overheated nonstick cookware, can lead to flu-like symptoms. Overheating your cookware can release toxic chemicals, so always cook on low to medium heat ...