Our Place cookware
Nonstick pans sold on the claim that the coating contains no PFAS
A cookware line built around one multi-purpose pan, sold on the claim that its nonstick surface uses no PFAS chemicals. The titanium version drops the ceramic coating for a bare titanium surface, which the maker says will not wear thin the way a coating does. Most buyers are replacing scratched old nonstick. It costs several times what a supermarket pan does, and the chemistry question is the whole reason people pay it.
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Neuroscientist · Huberman Lab
Cooks eggs in a Titanium Always Pan Pro most mornings, and burgers and steaks in the same pan. He says he uses it constantly. Our Place sponsors the podcast, and this was said in a sponsor read.
Source: Huberman Lab: Female Hormone Health, PCOS, Endometriosis, Fertility & Breast Cancer, Dr. Thais Aliabadi- J. Kenji López-AltDoes it
Chef and food writer · The Food Lab
The titanium-oxide surfaced pans he helped Our Place develop have become his go-to for virtually all of his cooking, he says. His reason is that they heat like tri-ply clad steel while releasing food almost like a coated pan. This is his own collaboration, and the sort of partnership his ethics page says can pay him in sales revenue, equity or other compensation.
Source: kenjilopezalt.com: 2025 Holiday Gift Guide
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