Are the chopstick coated with anything?
771025
That is a good question I cannot honestly answer. They are smooth and shiny. If it is a coating, it has held up very well. But it might be the type of bamboo used is naturally smooth and shiny. Sorry for the circular answer to your good question.
771026
They have some sort of finish. I think it's varnish. If you don't like it a quick scrub with a piece of steel wool will take it off. I found that out after I accidentally let sweet and sour sauce dry on a pair. It didn't affect the chopstick that much.
1459740
It is not coated with a non-stick surface. it is stainless steel on the inside. However, I do not have a sticking problem with it. Whatever residue there is after cooking washes off easily. I use this wok every week.
332026
they are porcelain coated. And I admit I have not seasoned the ones I have. However no meats / poultry has been sticking to them. I just used them as they are. Have them in about 6 months and seem to work well.
671998
No, there is no plastic that is in contact with food. It is not the best immersion blender I have had, but in most cases it is adequate. My favorite was the Ninja, but did not see that on Amazon when I needed to replace it.
914808
No. In fact, none of what touches the food is stainless steel. I wrote to Cuisinart and they said all Cuisinart bowls are aluminum coated with Xylan, a fluoropolymer non-stick material. The paddles are plastic.
501198
No, but it is HARD plastic. If you are worried about scratching your non-stick cookware, get a silicone coated whisk.
525158
Yes it has a coating but I don't know what it is. I've never had a problem with the coating I also never use anything but the spoon that came with which I believe helps.
14032
My set has no coating on any of it. It is all exposed stainless steel. There may be different versions of it in coated and non-coated finnish.
989188
yes, there was on mine and I returned them. some of them had a heavy coat while others had nothing. I was able to scrape off the coating with my fingernail and I am sure this would end up in my food.
2250005
no, it isn't coated, if there is wax on it it isn't noticeable. it is a really nice rolling pin.
2148735
No and only because you will eventually damage the surface. My set came with a wonderful set of coated utensils. I've used coated utensils for years and actually prefer them to metal.
26153
Yes, just the fry pans have nonstick coating; all the sauce pans are stainless steel.
548511
It is not coated. It is stainless steel. Good news is you won't end up ingesting the chemicals from the coating. Bad news is almost everything we cook, even bacon, sticks to the surface.
1647557
Yes its stainless steel and no coating. I've scratched it a bit by using metal tools and utensils but still looks good.
1340211
Yes, it is coated and sealed. Ours is installed on our kitchen island, and we use it as a prep area. We still use cutting boards and plates/bowls, but food and liquids wipe right off.
2150692
No! They are not stainless, not coated! If you are going to use these more than a couple times, go for the good ones at a kitchen store! Mine arrived bent and damaged :(
548515
No, there is no coating of any kind, just pure Stainless Steel. This was one of the reasons we bought this particular skillet. It doesn't allow chemical residue or chafed particles of various non-stick coatings to get into food and be ingested. We regularly make pancakes with this appliance and they turn out evenly browned, attesting to the unit's precise distribution of heat.