ikirin

Recommendations for european made pans?

https://feddit.org/post/25324420

Recommendations for european made pans? - feddit.org

Hi everyone! I’m looking for some new pans (maybe also have some pots from the same brand?) and wanted to get something from a european brand - and ask for recommendations here. What they must have: - Induction compatible - Made in EU - Non-Stick Coating without PFAS (for the pans) (yes, I know but I very much enjoy cooking with them and am using wooden/plastic utensils) What would be nice to have: - Removeable handle - Ceramic Non-Stick Coating (as it should last longer) What I’ve found currently that mostly fits my needs are the Tefal Ingenio Black Stone ( https://www.tefal.de/p/ingenio-black-stone-3-teiliges-pfannen-set-l39990/2100126098 [https://www.tefal.de/p/ingenio-black-stone-3-teiliges-pfannen-set-l39990/2100126098] ) but I’ve not got any experience with Tefal at all, so I’m open to experiences + other recommendations. Thank you all for your time, I hope you have a lovely day <3

Feb 4 at 1:19pmWeb
Show threadikirinFeb 5

Sorry, not replying to everyone individually, because I did not at all expect so many replies.

Thank you all for your recommendations, for now I did go with a Tefal set with ceramic coating.

I’ll however keep all the amazing recommendations in mind for the future or when family & friends are asking for my input.

And to the stainless/cast iron crowd - I hear you and maybe in the future I’ll go for a stainless pan - for now I’ll non-stick with the ceramic ones. I’m already convinced with pots, but never got to try it for pans and am not in a point in my life to throw a good bit of money at a pan that I maybe never use because I don’t like it.

Show threadblindpuskasFeb 4
I just bought this from arcos
Show threadblindpuskasFeb 4
I have this from Monix an works pretty well and are durable: https://monix.es/en/products/mineral-frying-pan
Also, if you want and affordable inox pan, I just bought this one from Arcos and is awesome: https://www.arcos.com/products/sarten-acero-inoxidable-serie-samoa-inox-24-cm-726300
Mineral Frying Pan

Show threadklangcolaFeb 4
Fiskars pans are nice, made in Finland
Show threadbeethovenFeb 4
Debuyer are fantastic. https://www.debuyer.com
Show threadbeengFeb 5
Them and fissler stainless. Pro shit.
Show threadMSBBritainFeb 4

In my experience Tefal is a good choice. Last long (my pan is at least 6 years old now and working perfectly), stays stable (handle didn’t get wobbly much, just had to tighten a screw once), good quality and weight to it.

I’m happy enough to recommend those along!

Show threadNihilsineNefasFeb 4
Highly recommend Staub the french company if you’re looking for something that doesn’t have a plastic non stick coating
Show threadjojoFeb 4

Not made in EU, but made in Europe. I definitely recommend Spring, professional grade kitchen utensils (worth the money, in my opinion): https://www.spring-brandshop.com/en/

Portuguese made and also good quality: https://www.silampos2.pt/pt/?set=entrada

Also Portuguese made, but more affordable: https://loja.celar.pt/

Spring Markenshop

Spring - has stood for absolute top quality from the kitchen to the table for more than 50 years.

Culinaris Küchenaccessoires - Wir bringen Sie zum Kochen!
Show threadNakedGardenGnomeFeb 4
Having one stainless steel spring pan: I endorse this, since that’s easily my most used workhorse of a pan. If I ever need a pan again, I’ll be looking at them again
Show thread7EP6vuIFeb 4

spring is definitive good quality, but i’m pretty sure it’s made in china. “swiss design”.

happy when proven wrong :-)

Show threadjojoFeb 4
I have a set of pots I bought a couple years ago an I think they were made in Germany, but I can’t find the booklet anymore. I do hope you’re wrong because otherwise I’ll be very disappointed with myself 🥲
Show threadRotheFeb 4
I can recommend Eva Trio (Danish company) with ceramic non-stick. Good quality, and decently priced.
Kaufen Sie Pfannen von Eva Trio bei Dalivo.de

Entdecken Sie unsere große Auswahl an Pfannen von Eva Trio | Schnelle Lieferung | 5 Sterne auf Trusted Shops

Show threadder_schneewolfFeb 4
@ikirin I have two from https://hoffmann-germany.de/ and I love them. Completely manufactured in Germany and you can even recoat them if ever needed.
Hoffmann Germany I Induktionsfähiges Kochgeschirr Made in Germany

Hoffmann Germany - Ihr Shop für hochwertiges Kochgeschirr Made in Germany ✓ Handgegossene Pfannen, Bräter, Woks, Töpfe u.v.m. - alle samt auch für Induktion ✓ Unabhängig laborgeprüft ✓ Versandkostenfreier Blitzversand in Deutschland ✓ Jetzt mit abnehmbaren Stiel für besseres Handling und mehr Platz ✓

Hoffmann Germany GmbH
Show threaderebionFeb 4
They even re-apply the coating for you.
Show threadmaddeFeb 4
Was about to recommend the same manufacturer.
Show threaddieTasseFeb 4
Whatever you do, just avoid any coatings, they say its non toxic only to find out years later they were wrong (sometimes intentionally), what you want to use is high grade stainless steel or cast iron. Only “coating” that is okay is enamel (like Le Creuset pots have), you have that on your teeth as well. Disadvantage of these above is you have to learn to use it. They need to be warmed up slowly which can be annoying sometimes, but on the other hand you have non-toxic pots that lasts for life.
Show threadMrFloppyFeb 4
I have a RÖSLE pan and it’s the one that last the longest. Double to three times longer than TEFAL and all other pans I had in the past.
Show threadZahtuFeb 4
Highly recommend Fissler fissler.com for european made kitchenware. Sure, they are a bit pricey, but you can be sure, they can be used in longevity. Also they come with a long warranty (up to 25years in some cases) depending on the product.
Premium Kochgeschirr Made in Germany | Fissler

Fissler GmbH
Show threadEikeZieglerFeb 4
@ikirin @Zahtu
Preferably buy without #pfas lining ..
Show threadZahtuFeb 7
Fissler does not use PFAS for their roducts (anymore), but PTFE instead, as far as its mentioned on their website: fissler.com/collections/pfannen#shopify-section-t…
Pfannen

Show threadEikeZieglerFeb 7

@Zahtu that's what i meant .. IT IS all some subgroups of poly-fluor...Substances .
Legislation IS in ITS way ..
But Vaude hast already clothes without #pfx

For Fürther Info See #solvay
#pfas

Show threadZahtuFeb 17
from my opinion, one should not make conclusions between different chemical products, as they all exhibit different properties. and pfas are not good, because they are considered forever chemicals, whereas pfvs are not. and no, vaude similarlyto fissler only no longer uses pfas, no mention of other pily-fluor chemicals.
Show threadNorskSudFeb 4
Can’t really compare but Silampos have a great reputation in Portugal: www.silampos.pt/pt/
Fabricante português de panelas em aço inox. - Silampos, Sociedade Industrial de Louça Metálica Campos, S.A.

A Silampos fabrica louça para cozinhar em aço inox de elevada qualidade. Líder do mercado em Portugal. Exporta para mais de 50 países.

Show threadsedotFeb 4
Maybe RIESS Austria. Expensive but good quality. www.riess.at/en-GB
Riess Enamel Cookware

With Riess enamel cookware you cook healthier while meeting all modern demands for energy-saving and sustainable living.

Riess Enamel Cookware
Show threadCompactFlaxFeb 4
Staub and Emile Henry are mostly made in Europe. Le Creuset has moved a fair bit to Asia.
Show threadDamageFeb 4
Not an expert, but my best cookware is made by Smeg and Alessi, but while the former’s pots have a “Made in Italy”, marking, the latter don’t, so I’m not sure about them. They do have a factory in Italy, but you know…
Smeg - Technology with style | Smeg.com

Smeg - Technology with style: ovens, hobs, cookers, refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers and more major and small appliances that express “Made in Italy” by perfectly combining design, performance, and attention to detail.

Show threadYves_tFeb 4
Demeyere ? demeyereco.com/demeyere-pans/
Demeyere Pans

Discovering the Belgian mastery that transforms every kitchen into a chef’s paradise In the world of premium cookware, where countless brands vie for attention with flashy marketing campaigns and bold promises, Demeyere pans stand as a testament to Belgian craftsmanship that speaks louder than words. For over a century, this family-owned company has been quietly […]

Demeyere
Show threadthr0w4w4y2Feb 4
Le Creuset pans do all of that. You can get ceramic coated and cast iron.
Show threadBenchpressMuyDebilFeb 5
Only cast iron from Le Creuset is made in France, right?
Show threadthr0w4w4y2Feb 7

I believe all Le Creuset is made in France

apparently not. til.

Show threadBenchpressMuyDebilFeb 8
www.lecreuset.fr/fr_FR/p/…/SS53083.html
Show threadthr0w4w4y2Feb 8
😔
Show threaderebionFeb 4
Anyone here working in a kitchen? What makes good kitchen equipment in general? What should I look out for?
Show threadphilpoFeb 5
Harecker are German made (not just a European brand that in reality produces everything in Asia). Really well made.Their coating is a semi-ceramic non stick coating that works quite well and is PFAS free. Sadly no removable handle,though.
Pfannen & Töpfe von Harecker - Qualität Made in Germany

Pfannen und Töpfe | Bei Harecker kaufen Sie günstig Qualitätspfannen und praktisches Küchenzubehör - seit über 40 Jahren beste Qualität!

Pfannen & Töpfe von Harecker - Qualität Made in Germany
Show threadBenchpressMuyDebilFeb 5
[lengthy post about trying to use stainless steel instead and how it won’t stick if you heat it up properly but everything will be more crispy rather than smooth like eggs]
Show threadLouiFeb 5

I bought one from this website and am very happy.

sandundstein.de

I wanted to be able to send it back and let them recoat the pan. It would cost 15 Euros plus delivery for their own pans I think.

The anti stick is very good and harder because of ceramic ingredients.

They say you’re able to heat it to 220C and since you can remove the handle, put it in the oven.

It’s 100%made in Germany.

Sand & Stein - Made in Germany - Ihr Online Shop für Pfannen

SAND & STEIN: Qualität Made in Germany. Entdecken Sie hochwertige Pfannen im Online-Shop der ITN Coatings GmbH. Unsere Pfannen bieten herausragende Beschichtungstechnologie für perfekte Kochergebnisse. Schneller Versand und sicherer Einkauf. Besuchen Sie uns jetzt!

ITN Coatings Gmbh
Show threadruminiFeb 5

www.fabini.cz/collections/panve

www.kolimax.cz/panve/?srsltid=afmbooolkam4yy2q-rl…

Both made in Czech republic.

Pánve

Show threadstefanoFeb 5
Lagostina Ingenio series are good pans, from an Italian company (owned by a french one).
Show threadikirinFeb 5

Lagostina Ingenio

That seems to be made by Tefal - as they also have their Ingenio Set :D

Show threadphilpoFeb 16

Personal opinion heavily influenced by a chef who know teaches other cooks: You need two to three different pans (material wise). A cast iron one. They are heavy, they are ugly,but you can bequeath them to your children and so can they. If handled properly they are indestructable. But are they a good option for everything? Fuck no. Sure, you can try and it will mostly work. But who has time for that? But for searing, etc. They are perfect - and dirt cheap. (Mine is 15 years old and travelled over 40k km with me)

The next recommendation he had was a ceramic one. They are good alrounders but don’t take high temperatures well. But I personally think you did choose wisely if you wanted to buy just one. I had the tefal one for years and it did serve me well. But they will degrade and at some point need to be replaced or recoated. Which is okay,imho.

Lastly think about a enamel based one. They last ages as well but have a very limited range of use,imho, but for stews, especially acidic thinks (tomatos!) and things like that they are great. Sadly the company I got mine closed a few years ago.

So,if you ask me you did choose wisely. Happy cooking.