Don't store the handle inside or use a fork in these non stick pans. If you scratch the Tefal non stick with metal utensils you can damage the coating which can mix with your food.
I have bought this. My biggest problem is cleaning the handle. You cannot put it in dishwasher. But cleaning it with damp cloth is very tricky. You cannot avoid oil and food getting in this very complex mechanism and you cannot reach every corner by damp cloth.
I bought a Tefal pan at the end of 2019. It was expensive compared to other brands, but I thought it would be of superior quality and would in any case be covered by the 'Lifetime Guarantee'. Now already in July 2020 the pan has gone massively out of shape, and it seems that this is not covered by the 'Lifetime Guarantee'. In my mind, a lifetime guarantee should be just that - a guarantee that guarantees a refund or replacement if anything goes wrong with the pan. I am really not happy with Tefal and will never buy any of their products ever again, I recommend nobody else does either. I could have saved myself quite a lot of money and bought a cheaper pan which would probably have lasted at least as long as the Tefal one did.
Another downside is the METAL from the handle attaching to the NONSTICK coat is not a good idea as rips the nonstick off. There needs to be a better attachment for it to not destroy the pans, just by using the handle
If using gas, u need to remove handle when cooking, as the handle will suffer from heat warping or melting part of the handle. Only use the handle when transferring from heat to plate. So be warned!
@@greasy_beefcake don’t bother or be prepared to buy more handles! It’s not safe to be frying without a handle but they won’t cover the warranty! Mine broke whilst I was carrying it across to the table, it went everywhere! Nearly landed on the dog!
We've been using a set of Ingenio since the late 90's. It's always been used on our gas range, and never damaged, or melted a handle. We normally leave the handles off, as it keeps the stovetop much less cluttered, and hazardous to catch a sleeve, or oven mitt on. After some familiarity, the handles can be put on, or taken off in about one second, so it's not any trouble.
A convenient storage system .. I like mine but beware the handle will go out if you cook with it attached or wash it .. hmm .. that’s kinda inconvenient .. I took it apart .. cleaned it & works again but beware
Theres different types of Ingenio pans.. essential, expertise and professional. They all have different types of coating, with expertise being the most durable. What type were these ones?
Can these be used as a permanent replacement for a pot handle? Say that a pot handle breaks and you need a replacement. Could you attach one of these to a pot and not have to worry about it falling off?
Hi, I’ve just bought the 13 piece set and I wouldn’t say it would be very safe, they’re designed for the shape of these pans, I’ll try it on one of my other pans at home and let you know but I wouldn’t rely on it as it could be super dangerous
Does anyone know what material in the handle that grabs the pot? Is it something soft that doesn't hurt the coating or outside of the pan after lots of use? I really like the system.
I've had the professional range of ingenio that I purchased in Japan 3 years ago and still without any scratches. Handle grabber material is a metal alloy but if you do it properly it doesn't scratch at all.
What you are not doing and demonstrating you are supposed to detach the handle when cooking the food. Tefal recommend that the handle is taken off whilst you are cooking. The plastic parts on the handle will melt at a high heat. This is what Tefal recommend.
I have such pan and have used them daily for more than 5 years, the handles are all fine. I guess on gas you might want to remove them, but I use induction and never had an issue.
Dude really forgot he is supposed to be reviewing the pots and just started trying to make a cooling show.
Don't store the handle inside or use a fork in these non stick pans. If you scratch the Tefal non stick with metal utensils you can damage the coating which can mix with your food.
FYI the Australian specs say only up to 175C in the oven.
I have bought this. My biggest problem is cleaning the handle. You cannot put it in dishwasher. But cleaning it with damp cloth is very tricky. You cannot avoid oil and food getting in this very complex mechanism and you cannot reach every corner by damp cloth.
I have the same problem
I bought a Tefal pan at the end of 2019. It was expensive compared to other brands, but I thought it would be of superior quality and would in any case be covered by the 'Lifetime Guarantee'. Now already in July 2020 the pan has gone massively out of shape, and it seems that this is not covered by the 'Lifetime Guarantee'. In my mind, a lifetime guarantee should be just that - a guarantee that guarantees a refund or replacement if anything goes wrong with the pan. I am really not happy with Tefal and will never buy any of their products ever again, I recommend nobody else does either. I could have saved myself quite a lot of money and bought a cheaper pan which would probably have lasted at least as long as the Tefal one did.
That's why I prefer Neoflam since they're the original maker of this kind of set. I bought mine (Midas 8 piece) last 2014 and its still great today.
@@rosscat1226 Thanks Ross, I will try to get hold of one of those, they cannot be worse than the Tefal tat hopefully?
Another downside is the METAL from the handle attaching to the NONSTICK coat is not a good idea as rips the nonstick off. There needs to be a better attachment for it to not destroy the pans, just by using the handle
Thanks for your input, I was just about to buy this but not anymore
@@theegg3078yes please avoid them and their arrogant staff members
I bought this for my wife and she said where did all the handles go? Now I hv to buy handles for each pan.
If using gas, u need to remove handle when cooking, as the handle will suffer from heat warping or melting part of the handle. Only use the handle when transferring from heat to plate. So be warned!
Any tips on how to cook without a handle? Keen on getting the Ingenio range but we're using gas...
@@greasy_beefcake don’t bother or be prepared to buy more handles! It’s not safe to be frying without a handle but they won’t cover the warranty! Mine broke whilst I was carrying it across to the table, it went everywhere! Nearly landed on the dog!
We've been using a set of Ingenio since the late 90's. It's always been used on our gas range, and never damaged, or melted a handle.
We normally leave the handles off, as it keeps the stovetop much less cluttered, and hazardous to catch a sleeve, or oven mitt on.
After some familiarity, the handles can be put on, or taken off in about one second, so it's not any trouble.
Did you get this in Singapore? If so, it's about time. I've had to buy replacement sets overseas for the last decade.
Are these pans pfoa and ptfe free? Also can they purchased in USA ?
The metal handle wont scratch the non stick side meh?
A convenient storage system .. I like mine but beware the handle will go out if you cook with it attached or wash it .. hmm .. that’s kinda inconvenient .. I took it apart .. cleaned it & works again but beware
Just to double check, Can be used on induction ?
Yes, it works with induction
Theres different types of Ingenio pans.. essential, expertise and professional. They all have different types of coating, with expertise being the most durable.
What type were these ones?
Thus expertise
"you are not supposed to cook with the handle attached to the pan" I did and the handle melted, jammed and stucked. Big no !
my mom always cooks with the handle on
:o nothing happend so far
We've been using a set since the late 90's, on a gas range, and have never yet damaged, or melted a handle.
Can these be used as a permanent replacement for a pot handle? Say that a pot handle breaks and you need a replacement. Could you attach one of these to a pot and not have to worry about it falling off?
Hi, I’ve just bought the 13 piece set and I wouldn’t say it would be very safe, they’re designed for the shape of these pans, I’ll try it on one of my other pans at home and let you know but I wouldn’t rely on it as it could be super dangerous
@@meganwarrick3673 Did you test it?
@@MrFrambooise she did, but she mentioned it was super dangerous
RIP
Does anyone know what material in the handle that grabs the pot? Is it something soft that doesn't hurt the coating or outside of the pan after lots of use? I really like the system.
I've had the professional range of ingenio that I purchased in Japan 3 years ago and still without any scratches. Handle grabber material is a metal alloy but if you do it properly it doesn't scratch at all.
I have some in use for more than 5 years and no issues.
It’s a type of resin called bakelite
Great for the caravan !
Bro this looks good for like a camping thing. With a little tweak to make it like Russian dalls
From nice new pan to scratched new pan in less than 2 minutes 🤣 @1:10
Good catch. I was about to buy these :/
Are you talking about the white on the pan where the handle was attatched? Thats not scratches if s...that is starch water residue from cooking pasta.
good eye!
That’s starch residue from the pasta water...
You think that these pans are white underneath? No they’re steel which is silver/gray.
What you are not doing and demonstrating you are supposed to detach the handle when cooking the food.
Tefal recommend that the handle is taken off whilst you are cooking. The plastic parts on the handle will melt at a high heat.
This is what Tefal recommend.
I have such pan and have used them daily for more than 5 years, the handles are all fine.
I guess on gas you might want to remove them, but I use induction and never had an issue.
Brapa satu set.kt mana bleh dpt .
Can this be used in microwave?
no
It’s metal, no metal in the microwave ever!!, you would destroy both items and maybe cause a 🔥
Instructions say the handles cannot be left on for cooking on the stove.
I believe you
Just if every one can turn pressure cooker
#tefal
#sethlui
Scratch fiesta
Tefal? Lol in India this has been used for centuries
Should stick to writing
Disgusting... boil a baking soda on that and see how it tastes.
Spoilers: it’s not gonna taste like baking soda.
Lol, I drink liters of baking soda everyday so I shouldn't by it
Can you cook with the handles on?
Yes on stove top