GreenPan Rio 16 Piece Cookware Pots and Pans Set, Hard Anodized Healthy Ceramic Nonstick PFAS-Free, Bakelite Handles, Frypans, Saucepan, Saute Pan, Stock Pot, Kitchen Tools, Dishwasher Safe, Black

The media could not be loaded. Beautiful color, sturdy ergonomic handles and PFA,PFOA, lead/ cadmium free. 5 inch frying pan has a black handle which I don't love and is too small for even an individual omelet...but I guess you could warm some butter in it? I took a picture with a scrub daddy in it so people could get a visual of small size.Overall, this is a visually beautiful set for healthy cooking. I have not added oil or butter to my cooking and make scrambled and over medium eggs everyday with no sticking. I made a video that I will upload. So far the non-stick is doing amazing. You must slowly warm pans on low for 90 seconds prior to turning up heat and cooking in them. After cooking, I wipe pans out with dry cloth and let them cool in the over before I wash them. I have ruined so many pots by leaving food in them too long or by rinsing them with sink water right after cooking. Non-stick pans hate that and then the non-stick quality is GONE immediately. Beautiful set and quality made...definitely recommend. I would get the green pan pot protectors too. I bought another brand and they shed on the clean pans...gross.

I was in need of a new pot and stopped at target one day and picked up the 2 quart sauce pan about 2 years ago. I was really pleased with it. After 2 years, it has a couple marks on the inside from constant use. I always handwash my pots and use silicone utensils. They clean up really easily with just a sponge. I have never had anything stick to them at all. I have researched so many sets of cookware over the last year because I really wanted a new set. I got a stainless steal,, copper bottomed set,, but they aren't built like they used to be and you have to be sovigilant so that nothing sticks. There are so many negative reviews on every single set. I was willing to spend a thousand dollars or more if I could find a life time set, but even the expensive brands had reviews that said they didn't last. I really like nonstick...I know it doesn't last forever. There are complaints about the colored sets of these so I probably wouldn't buy a colored set but the black pot I bought 2 years ago looks almost brand new on the outside. The pot is black on the entire outside surface and so it never stains or fades!!! I have a pot rack so they look fantastic. I know it will probably only last 5 years or so due to the nonstick, but for a little over $100 I think it is a good deal.It comes with a 2 quart small saute pan, which I never had in my collection before and I use it so much for side dishes and veggies. It is a perfect size. The set comes with e frying pans and I didn't read the sizes very well...the smallest one is very tiny to cook like one egg in it. I haven't used it yet. The 1 quart pot curves in towards the bottom so the cooking surface is small so really holds nothing more than a can of soup or a sauce. I prefer a squared off bottom but i will use the larger pans more anyway and they sell the 2 quart separate so i can buy another if I need to. I like having a large pan as well so I bought a 5 quart saute pan from the same collection, for $44, separately and use it for large main dishes or bacon.They conduct heat well. I have an electric stove. and never turn it up over medium high, usually I cook on a medium heat, even to boil. The pics are of the new set and the 2 year old pot inside and out.Overall, I am very happy with the purchase. I would prefer the 1 quart to have squared bottom and to receive frying pans that are 8 inch, 10, and 12...rather than 5, 8, and 10. Otherwise it's perfect.

Buying this set was more of a conscious decision to avoid cooking with pots and pans that were made with dangerous chemicals that pose a long-term health risk. I shopped around for what was the best bang for my buck and found these to best match that.From the get-go, the set was well packaged and they all had a sticker with best practice and cooking recommendations for how to best take care of this set for long-term use.I’ve been cooking with these for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for over a week now and have put them through their paces and I’m blown away at not only how much better the food cooks, but also at how easy it is to clean them. The surface allows for the cooking residue to be cleaned off very easily.Cooking-wise, after consistent uses, food has not stuck onto the surface and I haven’t pushed them past the recommended medium heat levels, but they’re still cooking just fine.I’ll update as I continue to use them, but I’m so happy with this investment!Update 1: I’m a month in and have been using these daily. We’ve been keeping them at either medium heat or lower, never at higher temps. We use a small slab of butter to cook with and have used olive oil for some dishes. We use the soft side to a double sided Scrub Daddy to clean the whole pan with and zero issues whatsoever. No cracking or discoloration. Food cooks perfectly.Update 2: We’re about 8 months into owning this set and still so far so good. The melamine sponge that it came with wore down long ago so we’ve used value brand ones to keep the exterior of the pans grease-free and still looking new. We’ve run into a few scrapes and scratches into the ceramic now - mostly due to complacency. Some recipes call for higher heat, so we’ve had to adjust with it. One thing is for sure - you need to be on top of cleaning these pots and pans to make them last.

The product arrived in good condition in its original packaging. The only problem was that it did not arrive in the ordered color. We requested pink, but arrived black. Still a good product, but ultimately not what was requested. It would take too long to get an exchange. So we’ll take it as is. Well cook with it soon and I’ll make a review later.