GreenPan Rio Ceramic Nonstick 7", 9.5" and 11" Frypan Set | Turquoise

I really hate pans that my food sticks to. I don't think you could get duct tape to stick to this. Good heat transfer, nothing sticks, and clean up is in seconds. It does chip fairly easy, so you have to be gentle. I went back after buying a complete set, and bought the 1`3 inch fry pan to have more. This is actually my 3rd purchase. Now we've started buying them for the kids for Christmas! Awesome product! How about some baking pans next?????

I purchased the Rio Ceramic nonstick 12" frypan and am very pleased with it. The pan is good quality. Made well and suits all my needs. Just follow directions for easy clean up

I was very pleased with an earlier purchase of the 10" pan and wanted a smaller one for grilled cheese sandwiches and other smaller items. Very pleased with the quality, durability and easy clean up. Would highly recommend

Rio Red frypan needed replacing after much use. Refused to buy any other cookware except a new Rio Red frypan set with lid. Interested in buying a small saucepan with lid.

These ceremic pans are worthy of the best chefs usage. I have tried various non stick pans like copper, granite, and teflon but these ceremic pans wash up like brand new and evenly heat the meals.

One of the pans had a small bubble on the inside base of the pan, it easily came off leaving no coating on that area. All of the pans seemed to have a film on them that even after washing in warm soapy water didn't come off and there was a chemical smell to the pans. Maybe I just got a lemon set?... Maybe others aren't like that?

I'd recommend the pans, if you could actually go to the store and buy, but if you have them shipped to your house then no! The package arrived today all crushed and damaged, and the pans were just placed loosely on top of the other pans because I ordered two sets, so they were all scratched and scuffed! I'm going to return them! what an inconvenience! I have rheumatoid arthritis and it's hard for me to carry big boxes, and my friggin printer is dead so I can't print the return label for FedEx to come and pick up there mess so yeah! Better off buying at a store!!!!!!!

This is a frying pan you cannot fry in. It gets ruined when you get it too hot but it's very difficult to know how high is too high. I bought three pans and frankly wish I never did

This is a frying pan you cannot fry in. It gets ruined when you get it too hot but it's very difficult to know how high is too high. I bought three pans and frankly wish I never did

I was gifted this set and was excited about them- they have worked well for cooking. However, I was confused and turned off by the smell that kept coming from them, filling my kitchen, and lingering for hours after use. I finally realized that if the handle gets within a few inches of the flame on my gas stove, it melts and the smell is toxic fumes filling my house. After I realized what was happening I thought maybe I was being careless about the handle near the flame and so tried on again last night and was exceptionally careful to keep the handle as far from the flam as possible, but still I got the burning smell. I contacted Green Pan and they blamed flare ups from my stove, which do not happen, or said I'm using a small pan on a large burner, also not happening. They called the melting 'discoloration' and said there could be a 'slight odor'. The odor is very strong and I have a toddler in the house, so I'm very concerned about the fumes, and it is clearly fully melt damage, not just discoloration. This is clearly a major design flaw, as I can see from others here who have had this issue and I find it reprehensible that Green Pan continues to manufacture something that they know is dangerous.