One reviewer says frother is lined with teflon. Is that true?
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2014 model or older used teflon coasting inside the cup and stanless steel outside the cup2015 model doesn't use teflon coasting, it is 100% stanless steel, both inside and outside the cup Do any of you know if the one from Amazon NOW (April 2015) is 2014 or 2015 model ?
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It is lined with a non stick surface that works.i bought it for my mom and she says it is so easy to clean. I used it a few times and I had no problem
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yes I would agree its really easy to hand wash. Ive used it every morning for my lattes and the milk is never burnt onto the cup
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it looks like teflon but it could be a more recently used coating. i'm pretty sensitive about these kinds of "processed" coatings and i also refuse to cook with aluminum foil. but this coating is fabulous. it assists with keeping the frother clean and keeps you from damaging the rotating blade on the bottom. all you have to do to clean it is spray with some responsible cleaner and rinse. i love it.
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Yes, it is a PTFE Coating. I do not know if Teflon makes the coating. There are several PTFE manufactures.
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I use them both altho I think the froth whip is thicker and is used with heat? Not really sure, I only know that I LOVE my Froth Au Lait!!!
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Yes, the frother is removable. It's like a small thermos with a clear plastic fitted cap. Given the thickness of its walls I'm not sure what advantage there would be to storing it that way. I suspect the milk would be better when freshly added to the clean container for each use. And I agree with Lorna - the circuitry probably wouldn't benefit from this.
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The bottom of the frother is covered with a teflon-like material. The metal disc sits on a plastic base. The lid is plastic.
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No, I was specially looking for non Teflon for health reasons. It cleans up beautifully however.
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I only used it a few times before buying the Secura frother. They operate similarly and both have plastic "agitators." I imagine you will have a hard time finding one of these without Teflon type material, or plastic agitators. If you do I'd be interested to find out!
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It does not have a coating that I Am aware of. There is certainly nothing like Teflon that scrapes and scratches. This is why I purchased a ceramic brand, trying to get away from the extra chemicals. The ceramic cleans up easily enough.
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I may have misunderstood - the handle on the glass section is glass, the knob for the frother is plastic.
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Mine does have Teflon, but it's now about 1 year old. Love this cooking pan and use it for almost everything.
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To the best of my understanding the liner is stainless steel with a non-stick coating called Polyfon made by Daikin. The coating is supposedly safe and contains no BPA's, unlike Teflon. It is probably applied to prevent the build-up of mineral deposits or stains over time. My thermos is now 3 years old and is as good as the day I bought it. If it cost twice as much as it does it would still be a bargain, in my opinion. Hope this helps.
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While I do not know the answer, I'd recommend asking Cuisinart directly, as they would have the information you want. Also, apparently Teflon is no longer created with PFOA & there are supposedly lots of nonstick coatings that aren't dangerous, but don't take my word for it, it's just something I was reading. Still, recommend asking Cuisinart, because unless the customers on Amazon happen to have taken part in the manufacturing, they most likely do not know. :(
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It is made with Dupont Autograph2-Not your old definition of Teflon. It is PFOA Free.
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It is Teflon coated. I returned mine - I thought it was stainless but it was not
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No. there is a convenient plastic part you slide out. it's really a nice frother.
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There is NO teflon in the press. The press is all stainless steel and is easy to clean. This is a high quality press and works well. It costs a bit more than others, but you get what you pay for.
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Yes this crockpot does have a Teflon lining.Unfortunately it does not seem to be holding up nearly as well as the first version I had of this same crockpot.I have not had much luck with the glass ones as they eventually seem to always crack.Since you hear about so many things that contain lead that are made in other countries I am not even sure if glass is a safer method.I know you can get some very expensive stainless steel versions which would probably be best if you can afford that.