HexClad Cookware Review: A Mixed Bag?
HexClad, a hybrid cookware brand, has been gaining popularity for its unique blend of stainless steel and nonstick surfaces. However, a recent review by WIRED magazine paints a mixed picture of the product's performance. While the pans are easy to clean and heat evenly, they fall short in terms of nonstick quality, with food sticking to the surface even after seasoning.
The reviewer also notes that the pans are overpriced compared to similar products from established brands like All-Clad. Furthermore, the unique design of the pan's handle can be a concern for users who prefer a more ergonomic grip.
On the plus side, HexClad pans are oven-safe and come with a limited lifetime warranty. They also have a magnetic base, making them compatible with induction cooktops.
Source: https://www.wired.com/review/hexclad/
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