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Cuisinart GG23-24 Green Gourmet Hard Anodized Eco Friendly Nonstick Cookware 10 inch Round Griddle/Crepe Pan | 
 enlarge | Brand: Cuisinart
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $70.00
Buy New: $39.95
You Save: $30.05 (43%)
New (6) from $39.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 23055
Color: Black
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 11 x 17 x 3.8
MPN: GG23-24
Model: GG23-24
UPC: 086279022783
EAN: 0086279022783
ASIN: B0019KKMVM
Availability: Usually ships in 4 to 6 weeks
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| Features:
| • | 10-inch hard-anodized aluminum crepe/griddle pan with scratch-resistant nonstick ceramic-based surface | | • | Water-based Ceramica nonstick surface won't peel off, free of PTFE and PFOA | | • | Superior heat conductivity resulting in less energy use; oven- and broiler-safe | | • | 70 percent recycled, riveted, stay-cool stainless-steel handle | | • | Limited lifetime warranty; hand wash only; oven safe up to 500 degrees F |
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Product Description
Cuisinart GreenGourmet cookware is good for the environment because is uses manufacturing techniques that reduce harmful carbon emissions by consuming less energy. Featuring a ceramic-based nonstick coating made without the use of petroleum, exclusive Cuisinart Cermica cookware helps to conserve our natural resources and lets you cook with a good conscience. Rest assured that Cuisinart uses only packaging that is made for 100% recycled materials and is printed with soy ink. Beautiful stainless steel handles stay cool on the stovetop and are constructed of 70% recycled stainless steel-great protection for you and the environment! It can go directly into the oven and be used for top-browning and broiling foods unlike traditional nonstick surfaces. Energy-efficient and eco-friendly with the same high standard of quality you expect from Cuisinart, this collection proves it's easy being green.
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| Customer Reviews:
Great Little Griddle October 27, 2008
We have had the 10" griddle for 2 weeks. My husband uses it almost every morning. How do I clean it? Rinse it out with a little dish soap! This is the best piece of non-stick cookware I have ever owned. It is so much better than the old Teflon, and easier on the environment.
A Great Pan for Cooking October 25, 2008
I got this pan as a gift through a thank you program at work. I picked it because I liked the idea that the non-stick surface is procelain based instead of petroleum based. I had gotten a traditional non-stick pan too hot a few years back and the stink it caused in my apartment was horrendous, gave me a wicked bad headache and lingered for days. I also liked the idea if I wanted to move the pan from my stove top into my oven, I could if needed.
I've made eggs, grilled cheese, toasted hot dog and hamburger buns, and cooked sausages on it. I love how well it heats up and I like the fact that you don't have to use much oil at all on this pan. The only thing I haven't tried is moving it from the stovetop in to the oven.
Even though I love the one All-Clad Pan I have (and want more), I've asked my boyfriend to get the rest of the skillets for my Christmas Gift. I'm that impressed with this product.
Actually Browns More Evenly Than Cast Iron September 6, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Initial Internet posting were wrong about these green ceramic pans.
The glazed-like surface can be heated quite hot to brown (even blacken) steaks and toasted cheese sandwiches. The hard annodized surface heats way more evenly than cast iron.
I also love the Analon Allure series which has a hard "marble" glaze surface on the exterior but a Teflon derivative inside. Since unsealed hard anodized aluminum stains over time, the ideal pan would have the Cuisinart ceramic interior and the Allure marble finish outside. Until then, this is my primary cooking pan.
I got mine after it was marked down $10 and then used a 20% off coupon. This skillet works great with a common 10" high dome lids, unlike the non-standard sized 10 1/2" cast iron skillets.
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