Question from Lisa P
Hello Debra,
I was wondering whether you are familiar with titanium coated cookware. Advertised as non-toxic, inert and nonstick, it sounds like a great alternative to teflon. Titanium has been used in medicine and dentistry for a while with a great safety record. One of titanium cookware brands, that’s affordable is Analon. Any comment would be appreciated.
Debra’s Answer
I didn’t see any titanium cookware on the Analon site.
Several years ago a friend asked me about titanium cookware and I did some research on it. At the time, I discovered that the brand he was considering buying was made by locking the standard Teflon-type non-stick plastic finish into a crater-like material made from indestructable ceramic and titanium. Embedding the finish in the ceramic-titanium craters prevents it from being scraped off into the food, but fumes may still be released, especially as a result of long periods of excessive heat.
I can’t speak to your question about Analon specifically, as I couldn’t find the product.
Other titanium cookware may be different. We need to look at each individually.
Hello Debra,
What do you think about this line of Titanium cookware? Would you use this cookware? Thank you for all your help all these years. I am happy to hear you and Larry are safe 🙂
Blessings
http://www.titaniumcookwarecollection.com/
I don’t have any experience with this product but it looks interesting and a possibility for nontoxic cookware. I would probably try it if I were in the market for cookware.