Are these pans anodized aluminum?
59139
I'm no expert but when I read anodized aluminum I think of the black coating on the outside or inside of a pan. These are brushed aluminum, not shiny, they're not black, they're not anodized aluminum.
59140
I own 9 x 2 inch pans from Fat Daddio's and Magic Line. The Magic Line pan is not anodized. It has brushed aluminum sides and a shiny finish on the bottom.
59141
I would think so because it is thick and bit heavy compare to a regular cake pan.
1056577
Yes It is hard anodized Aluminum with a Titanium based coating. I love my set. Economical and works well, good heat distribution.
149167
Both. Hard-anodized aluminum with a ceramic surface. Handles are stainless steel I believe. I have had these pans for years and they have held up well. The cooking surface is intact - no dings, no scrapes, no peeling, no residue after 4 years of use.
1202124
Well, they certainly appear to be stainless to me, although I have not used them outside, but only on my sun porch. They are extremely shiny and give t he same appearance as some of my kitchen pans.
517180
No, it's some sort of treatment called anodized aluminium. It works great, better than teflon, but still needs to be treated with care. I LOVE these pans.
725631
Yes they are. Since they are not really non-stick, it does not matter. I have been dishwashing them and have not faced any issues.
1859986
They are excellent cookware. You can use on any stove you like. They are oven safe to 400 degrees. As with all anodized aluminum you must hand wash but nothing and I mean nothing sticks to the inside. I cook with them at least 2 meals a day. They are the best I've ever used. If you buy them you well appreciate them every time you use them.
1197167
Yes they are. They are metal. If you get polish on them just use remover to remove it. I hope this answers your question.
439479
The literature for Anodized cookware says you can use metal utensils. But I have found that the anodized coatingwill scratch and then become a *sticky* spot for certain foods. I use these *awesome* pans to cook omelettes as a vital part of my catering business...so they can't stick. After hundreds of uses over the last 12 months thesepans remain stick-free, both inside and outside...but I choose to use only non-metal utensils. I have 8 more pansas back-up, but only pulled 2 that got scratched over this last year.
800545
They are definitely stainless !! a magnet sticks to them and a magnet will not stick to aluminum !! It says to keep them polished and or waxed to keep them protected and slick !
1695392
Aluminim's PROBABLY 'anodized' on the inside--which is a special metal heat+/electro-treatment process used on high-performance aluminum-wares for the past couple decades now. = More durable than coatings because it's still the same, singular material only with the surface having been specially hardened/sealed, and unlike Teflon, it's relatively non-toxic.
819903
The metal here is called "Hard Anodized Construction". I'm sure it is steel, but I can't say it is stainless. What I can say is I'm sure you will be very happy with this pan. it is a sweet piece of cookware.
1882367
My pans do not say "stainless steel". I expect that they are not--perhaps a heavy aluminum. Best pans I've ever used!
92489
I believe they are aluminum. Have only had for about 6 months and they seem to be doing just fine.
320251
I don't believe it is, because it's dishwasher-safe. When I had this pan for a short time, it seemed to be "painted" not anodized.
1199286
They are made of anodized aluminum. I have them at my home and they are good quality.
839951
I highly doubt it. It does not say anywhere on the packaging what they are made of. If they were stainless I am sure it would be on the packaging. More likely aluminum.