are these pans pre-seasoned?
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Hello Svetlana,Thank you for your inquiry. No they are not and do not need to be pre-seasoned. They are ready to use after the first wash. We do recommend using oil or margarine but nothing out of a spray can. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you. Kind regards, Audrey Consumer Relations
1627895
Hello Svetlana, Thank you for your inquiry. No they are not and do not need to be pre-seasoned. They are ready to use after the first wash. We do recommend using oil or margarine but nothing out of a spray can. Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you. Kind regards, Audrey Consumer Relations
2259019
I assume so. I never washed them lol. I returned them immediately before using them because they were misrepresented as being induction cookware and they were not.
536502
It is pre-seasoned but doesn't have a Teflon- like costing. If you don't take care you will need to season it all over.
848233
Yes, although this pan does not need to be "seasoned." The oil is part of the cooking process.
676769
Yes they do. I bought the pans for my husband for Christmas and we have cooked on them since. Definitely read the care instructions for cleaning after use but so far they are amazing!
303529
Yes, but we've had very poor performance from these pans. The non-stick coating only lasts a year or so, and they don't cover that under their "lifetime warranty." Read my review posted 9-1/2-14Bob - NJ
2199745
Season them? I've only seasoned cast iron cookware. I washed them before using them but other than that I didn't do anything to them. I've used them now for two years with zero problems. I love this set
116420
I don't think they are. I had wash mine. Also, if you use any kind of pam or cooking spray in them, even once, the non-sick goes away and they become difficult to wash with out scratching. They are okay pans. If you have time to take care of them right they will work fine.
2018894
No it's not pre seasoned but it's very easy to do once you get it. Breakfasts are the best on this!!
1105601
I have had mine since November 2011 and they are like brand new. I just love them and would not part with them. I have tried many non-stick pans and they just did not work out but these are super. They are also so very pretty. I just take my sink sprayer and rinse them with hot water after they have cooled. I then take a paper towel and dry them and they are good to go.
1479766
Yes they are. One warning, however... Water takes FOREVER to boil in these pots. Wonderfully heavy pans but not terribly heat conductive. Plan on lots of extra time to cook your meal.
1877814
Yes it is pre-seasoned, looks to be a VERY good seasoning too. Teflon is flammable, so obviously it is NOT covered with teflon.
1442016
Yes they are. I bought the skillets only and very happy with them. One of them is used daily and after a year, it looks like new.
784402
Hi K, all I know is that they are the best pans I have ever had. The handles are great and they are completely non stick. Take care, J
1681734
Yes, it comes pre-seasoned. There are detailed instructions printed on the cardboard package that faces the pan. You only have to do this once. If you have already tossed out the instructions, let me know & I will go over it with you. After use, since meat has to sit for 5 minutes before you cut into it, that is a perfect time to run your hot pan under hot water (tilt it so when it spits it doesn't hit you). Use a scraper or a brush (NO SOAP!) to get off the extra bits & dry immediately. I set it back on the burner I just used, which is still a little warm. You can re-oil it with a little Pam or, better yet, throw in a bit of lard or clarified butter & remove excess with a paper towel or a chunk of paper sack. Your pan is ready to use again. I love this pan!
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No. I've had to adjust the cooking temperature lower bc these pans cook so well. I rarely have anything stick but if I do a few minutes soak in soapy water or boil a bit of water in the pan before I take it off the burner. I love these pans.
1450887
It is not pre-seasoned, but coated with beeswax or something similar. We etch trophies, so we didn't need to season it, but there is help for that if you search online. Best of luck. Botcha-Caloops