• Valmond@lemmy.world
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    Like throw it away every 6 months.

    Edit: or 1 or 2 years, it was hyperbole. Instead of like never throwing it out?

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      The nonstick pans I’ve using are several years old now without any signs of deteriorating nonstick surfaces. Use cookware out of wood or plastic to not scrape off the coating.

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      I’ve had mine for 2 years now. It’s still non stick and I cook extremely regularly. Eg. 90% of my meals are cooked by me. I think some non stick pans are shit though because one of the ones I own started deteriorating after a year.

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      If you use it incorrectly then yeah. You might as well stop making food as well because clearly you don’t know what you’re doing.