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Re:PFAS Can Suppress White Blood Cells’ Ability to Destroy I... by acdha on Thursday February 23, 2023 @01:13PM (#34914249)
If the non-stick pan is brand new, yes. The problem is that you need to replace them every couple of years as the coating become degraded or they perform worse - even if you religiously use only soft utensils, simple use and cleaning will break it down.

Unless you’re trying to avoid using oil for some reason, there is no time savings.

Re:PFAS Can Suppress White Blood Cells’ Ability to Destroy I... by insanitybit on Thursday February 23, 2023 @09:29PM (#34919991)
> simple use and cleaning will break it down.

This isn't my experience. Low heat (which is how you should be using them) and soft utensils (I prefer to use those anyway) should be enough to keep it going - I have no scratches or wear on mine that I've noticed, though I did just replace them. They're quite cheap so replacing isn't really onerous either.

> Unless you’re trying to avoid using oil for some reason

I don't want my eggs to be particularly oily, or if I'm explicitly making a buttery french scrambled eggs I want to use butter and I want to add it in later, not use it for lubrication/ stick. You'll need much more for the cast iron.