So What’s Wrong with some Non-Stick Coatings?
If you’re a user of traditional nonstick cookware, there’s a good chance it’s coated with PFOA non-stick. So what exactly is PFOA, anyway? PFOA is also known by its chemical name, perfluorooctanic acid, or PFOA. It’s a chemical compound that at high temperatures releases many toxic gases into the air. That’s right: when you cook with nonstick cookware coated with PFOA, you’re cooking with chemicals. Doesn’t sound very appetizing, does it?
Xtrema Nonstick Cookware is Healthier for You and Your Family
Ceramcor doesn’t coat its Xtrema nonstick cookware with unappealing, unhealthy PFOA chemicals. Instead, Xtrema non-scratch cookware is coated with a ceramic glaze finish. There’s no trace metals or chemicals like PFOA that leach onto the cooking surface and into your food.
Eliminate Leaching Forever with Xtrema
Leaching is the process in which metals are converted into soluble salts, and it’s a common occurrence when cooking with traditional metal and nonstick cookware. Leaching is how chemicals from nonstick cookware coatings get into your family’s food. The ceramic coating on every piece of Xtrema nonstick cookware means there’s no leaching, making Xtrema the healthier cookware alternative.
Nonstick Cookware Can Also Mean Non-scratch
If you’ve owned non-stick cookware for any length of time, you’ve no doubt experienced scratching. With Xtrema nonstick cookware, nonstick also means non-scratch, even from the sharpest cooking utensils. If you have a tough stain, you can use your favorite cleaning products like Brillo, Comet or Bon Ami, without the worry of scratching.
Xtrema Can Last a Lifetime
How long would you like your nonstick cookware to last? 10 years? 20 years? How about 50 years? With Xtrema, you can rest assured that if your cookware breaks due to extreme heat or cold any time in the next 50 years, Ceramcor will replace it at no charge.
Now you can cook the chemical-free way with Xtrema nonstick cookware.
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