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Nonstick coating compared with a titanium cooking surface
#1

No More “Forever Chemicals” In Your Daily Meals

Here's what most people never think about. A "nonstick" pan is really just metal with a slippery chemical coating sprayed on top. And every time you cook, a little of that coating wears down.

Where does it go? Some of it ends up in your food. Hewn's pan works differently — the cooking surface is titanium, with no PFAS, no PTFE, and no PFOA. There's no chemical nonstick layer to flake, peel, or wear away.

What are PFAS?
They're man-made chemicals used in a lot of nonstick coatings. Plenty of people would simply rather not cook with them. Titanium doesn't use any.
Do all pans have this problem?
Most nonstick and Teflon-style pans do — the coating is the part that wears out. Titanium has no chemical coating to wear out in the first place.
#2

The Wrong Pan Can Quietly Strip the Nutrients From Your Food

Most people think a pan just cooks food. It does more than that. The wrong pan can actually destroy the vitamins and minerals in your meal.

Scientists tested six kinds of cookware. The result: titanium kept the most nutrients in the food. Aluminum kept the least. So the exact same dinner can be better for you — just because of the pan you cooked it in.

Source: peer-reviewed nutrient study (U.S. National Library of Medicine)
A study in the Journal of Food Science and Technology (published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine) cooked five foods across six types of pan. Titanium protected the most nutrients of any material tested.
#3

Built to Last a Lifetime — and Backed by One

Every nonstick pan has an expiry date built into it. The coating is the part that wears out — and once it starts to go, the pan is finished. A year, maybe two, then it’s in the bin and you’re buying another. You’re not buying pans. You’re renting them.

Titanium has no coating — so there is nothing to peel, flake, or wear away. It’s the same tough metal trusted in airplanes and medical tools: it doesn’t warp, doesn’t rust, and doesn’t get worse with use. Run it through the dishwasher for years and it comes out the same pan — the exact treatment that destroys a coating.

That’s why it’s backed by a lifetime warranty, and why owners call it the last frying pan they’ll ever need.

Is it really cheaper in the long run?
A decent nonstick pan costs $50 to $70 — and with everyday use it wears out in a year or two, so you keep buying another. Some people just keep cooking on the same scratched, worn-out pan for years, which is even worse. Either way you lose. A titanium pan you buy once lasts for years — so over ten years it costs far less than replacing cheap pans again and again, and it gives you something a throwaway pan never can: real durability and peace of mind.
#4

It Sears Like a Restaurant Pan — On Far Less Oil

Ever wonder why food looks better at a restaurant? A lot of it is the pan. Titanium spreads heat evenly, so you get a real golden-brown crust on steak, chicken, and veggies — not the flat, gray look a tired old pan gives you.

And once it's warmed up, food slides right off — eggs, fish, all of it — so you can use less oil and still have nothing stick.

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#5

Use Metal Tools, Scrub It Hard — There's Nothing to Scratch

With most nonstick pans, one metal fork ruins everything. Not here — no coating means nothing to scratch. Use metal spatulas, whisks, tongs, whatever you like.

And because the surface is smooth and non-porous, food doesn't get trapped in scratches or grooves. A quick wipe and it's clean — and it's dishwasher-safe too.

Is it really dishwasher safe?
Yes. There's no coating to break down, and the smooth surface doesn't hold onto residue.
Titanium pan on gas, electric, induction and in the oven
#6

One Pan for Every Stove — Even Induction — Straight Into the Oven

Gas, electric, glass-top, induction — it works on all of them, so there's no guessing whether it fits your kitchen.

And it goes from the stove straight into the oven. One pan does the whole job.

Photos and reviews from Hewn Titanium Pan owners
#7

Thousands Have Switched — and Most Say the Same Thing

Hewn's Titanium Pan is rated 4.8 out of 5 by thousands of home cooks who were tired of replacing a nonstick pan every couple of years.

The most common thing they say? They wish they'd switched sooner.


What owners say

★★★★★ 4.8/5 · Loved by thousands of home cooks

Noah C.
San Diego, USA
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★★★★★
"I've been finding random excuses to cook with this thing. It's weirdly satisfying."
Emma P.
New York, USA
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★★★★★
"Cooking just feels cleaner and better with this pan. There's a real peace of mind cooking with this every day."
Brianna O.
Tampa, USA
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★★★★★
"Okay, this pan is actually really good. I don't usually leave reviews, but I'm genuinely glad I bought it. Food just feels cleaner somehow, and everything I've made in it has come out tasting great."
Steff
Portland, USA
✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★
"Thought the titanium thing was probably overhyped. Ended up buying one anyway and honestly, I'm so so glad I did — it's just better in every way!"
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Quick answers

Is food really nonstick without a chemical coating?
Titanium is not artificially slippery like a chemical nonstick coating. For the best release, preheat the pan and add a small amount of oil before adding food. Most people get comfortable with the technique within their first few uses.
Does it contain PFAS, PTFE, PFOA, or Teflon?
No. The cooking surface has no chemical nonstick coating, so there is no coated layer to peel, flake, or wear into your food.
Can I use metal utensils without damaging it?
Yes. You can use metal spatulas, whisks, tongs, and other everyday cooking tools. Because there is no chemical coating, there is no coated layer for those utensils to scratch away.
Is it dishwasher-safe and easy to clean?
Yes. The pan is dishwasher-safe. Its smooth, non-porous cooking surface is also easy to wipe clean after everyday cooking.
Will it work with my stove and oven?
Yes. It works with gas, electric, glass-top, and induction cooktops, and it can go directly from the stovetop into the oven.
Is the nutrient-retention claim based on research?
Yes. A peer-reviewed study compared five foods cooked in six different cookware materials. Among the materials tested, titanium preserved the most nutrients.
What is included with my order?
Every pan currently includes a matching lid, recipe eBook, and free shipping, plus a lifetime warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Tap through to see the current price and available offer.
What if I try it and don’t love it?
You have 30 days to use it in your own kitchen and see how it fits your routine. If it is not right for you, contact the Hewn team for help with the money-back guarantee. The pan is also backed by a lifetime warranty.

The last pan you'll ever need

We're confident you'll love it. Try it in your kitchen for 30 days — see how it heats, how it feels, how it fits your routine. It's covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee: if it's not the right pan for you, reach out to our team and we'll make it right. And it's backed by a lifetime warranty, because it's built to last.

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