• Reviews around coat (2.25 of 5)

    Cuisinart 622-30G Chef's Classic Nonstick Hard-Anodized 12-Inch Skillet with Glass Cover, Black

    • Its solid with a good weight and heat distribution, however after just three uses, the coating started to scratch off in the center of the pan.
    • The coating got scratched & was easily peeling off within 2 months
    • It cooks well, cleans up easily, and so far I haven't noticed any issues with scratching, warping, or losing its nonstick coating.
    • But I had another non-stick pan of the same size that I loved but over the years it lost its coating and fell apart
    • The coating and quality is slick
    • Disapointed with the quality, the nonstick coating did not last for even 10 days
    • The nonstick coating is perfect and super easy to clean
    • I bought it to replace a red copper skillet that I had only had 1.5 yrs that was losing its coating, bottom rounded out and spun around on the stove top making cooking a challenge
    • Like the nonstick coating
    • An irregular coating developed over time
    • yeah, some people overheated their cheap teflon-coated pans, and now none of us can have a teflon-coated pan.
    • On our first use of this skillet, I used one of our plastic turners, and sure enough when hand washing I noticed that it had put light scratches into the clear top coat that's on this skillet!
    • Very good quality coating and easy to wash.
    • Its solid with a good weight and heat distribution, however after just three uses, the coating started to scratch off in the center of the pan.
    • I use this crepe pan to warm tortillas and he coating is slick and works well
    • The nonstick surface is the best I've had - easy to clean as they come!
    • It is already scratched as if it was a much older pan -- one ready to be replaced
    • I use this pan often to make over easy eggs as well as for melting cheese and toasting.
    • We discarded it immediately after it started to flake as we did not want to take the risk of consuming any of those particles with our cooked food