Can you use metal utensils?
1637634
No, I wouldn't recommend it. You can not use metal utensils and you can't put it in the dishwasher, other than that this is one of my favorite pots
1637635
No, metal will scratch and ruin the coating. Use teflon or silicone-coated utensils which are widely available.
1637636
You should not with aluminum nonstick cookware. You can if you don't tend to scrape the sides and bottom but if you are heavy handed, you should stick with plastic, wood, or vinyl utensils.
370003
No, you should use non-stick utensils. You will scratch the surface with metal.
783791
The pan is solid, shiny stainless steel (no Teflon coating), so you can use any type of spatula, including metal. As with any stainless steel product, sharp knives will eventually scratch the metal, but the minor scratches will not effect the performance of the pan.
2268727
I would say no to using metal spoons. I have had these pans for several years now and have always used non-metal utensils on them. I also keep them stacked with a paper towel in between to prevent scratching. With these precautions they have not had any scratches and are great pans.
1884858
No If you use metal utensils It will scratch the pan's. I have the set and I use plastic, They are made for these type of pan's . Hope this helps.
992262
Of course u can just do not use metal utensils. I have fried chicken in it multiple times works great
1094231
After having this pan for an extended period of time I would say no. It is a great pan but I do not use metal utensils with it just to be safe.
1439236
In my opinion you can use stainless, wood or silicone utensils with a SS pan. When using metal utensils try to avoid scratching the cooking surface however.
290881
I would use metal personally. Since the oven can reach temps of 400 degrees. I've made cinnamon rolls in it.
2148739
I wouldn't, they sent a set of utensils that were plastic and if I recall ( I don't want to go dig out the instruction book) they say NOT to use metal. Plus the ones they sent with it are really good and sturdy and clean up nice. Enjoy your set ... I do.
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.
283484
No. Metal utensils will damage the coating. Although, with the way it already sticks maybe scraping it off may improve it (kidding).
987306
I use plastic, my understanding is no metal. in the demonstration on line, a plastic knife is being used to mix the ingredients.
1746603
no you cannot. The instruction book warns against them. Nylon and wood utensils are recommended.
439477
Well, of course you can use whatever you would like, but if you want the non-stick coating to last I would recommend using anything other than metal. Metal cooking utensils tend to scratch and scrape the non-stick surface. Plastic, wood, or other non-metal utensils are recommended.
1344228
I don't have many metal utensils. We use regular forks, knives, etc. and haven't had a problem using these. No problem with marks.
2008414
I would not recommend using metal utensils. The teflon lining is delicate and metal will wear it down causing the loss of the coating. Wooden and plastic is your best bet.