materials
The 5 Rules of Good Cookware
The ideal form of cookware combines even and efficient heating with chemical non-reactivity. Only multiclad stainless steel cookware truly meets all the requirements of good cookware.
Metal Leaching: Effects on health, flavor, and cookware
While metal leaching can potentially alter the food you’re cooking and the cookware you’re using, there are no significant health concerns related to metal leaching.
Metallurgy 101
Understanding stainless steel cookware comes down to the metallurgy. The composition and reactivity of different steels determine how they will cook and last over a lifetime.
Why We Don't Make Nickel-Free Cookware
"Nickel-free" cookware is marketed as the healthier choice. Here's the honest science on nickel and stainless steel — and why a higher-nickel alloy like our 316Ti is actually the better, safer-cooking pan.
Why 316Ti?
One of the distinguishing features of our Titanium Series cookware is our use of 316Ti stainless steel. So, what exactly is it, and how does it improve the quality of our cookware?
Beyond “Non-Toxic”: Our approach to cookware safety
For us, “non-toxic” is the absolute lowest bar to meet for our cookware. Obviously cookware should be non-toxic, but it should also be reliable, versatile, durable, beautiful, and so much more.
