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Non-Stick Coated / Teflon
Worst type of pan surface there is. Teflon / majority of non-stick pans release toxic PFAS chemicals, known as "forever chemicals" which have been linked to cancer and liver damage. The coating easily shaves off over time and can’t handle the heat exposing your food to toxins.

Stainless Steel
Requires lots of oil to prevent sticking, and reacts with acidic foods - altering taste and potentially leaching metals in lower-quality pans. Tougher to clean, high effort to maintain.

Cast Iron
Incredibly heavy and high-maintenance - cast iron rusts easily without regular seasoning and struggles with acidic foods, which can degrade the surface and alter flavor.

Carbon Steel
Rusts easily, requires constant seasoning, and reacts with acidic foods like tomatoes, pepper or lemon - damaging the surface and altering taste. Not non-stick, not low-maintenance, and definitely not worth the trouble for most home kitchens.

Carbon Steel
Rusts easily, requires constant seasoning, and reacts with acidic foods like tomatoes, pepper or lemon - damaging the surface and altering taste. Not non-stick, not low-maintenance, and definitely not worth the trouble for most home kitchens.

Plastic
Contains BPA’S or other harmful chemicals that shave off into food during cutting, posing a risk to hormone, gut & brain health.

Solid Wood
Not hygienic. Wood is porous, it absorbs raw food juices & moisture. Cut grooves trap bacteria, making it nearly impossible to sterilize. Mold and contamination are almost guaranteed over time. They also absorb odors, stain easily.

Bamboo & End-Grain
Same risks as solid wood, plus they’re pieced together from small blocks using industrial glue that contains carcinogenic formaldehyde chemicals. Not just unhygienic - unsafe.

Glass / Stone / Steel
These materials are very hard & dull knives quickly. Very heavy as well.

Plastic
Plastic spatulas have a very low melting temperature, releasing toxic chemicals each time they're used, causing serious health risks like gut, hormone disruption & cancer.
Silicone
While high-end silicone spatulas are heat-resistant, most found on Amazon or in regular stores degrade over time and release toxic chemicals. Cheaper silicone spatulas often contain dangerous fillers like BPA and phthalates, becoming toxic when heated.

Wood
Not hygienic. It lets bacteria grow in grooves and cracks, even if invisible, which can contaminate your food over time.They also absorb odors, stain easily.

Steel
Most are made from low-grade alloys that release heavy metals like chromium and nickel into your food when heated. They're also heavy, destroying your cookware’s surface.

Carbon Steel
Rusts easily, requires constant seasoning, and reacts with acidic foods like tomatoes, pepper or lemon - damaging the surface and altering taste. Not non-stick, not low-maintenance, and definitely not worth the trouble for most home kitchens.
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