Your Scratched Pan Releases 9,100 Microplastic Particles Into Your Family's Food. Per Scratch.
Before you keep reading — go look at your pan. If it has scratches, keep reading. 50,000+ families already made the switch after learning this.
Most parents spend real money on clean food. Organic. Grass-fed. No processed ingredients. But almost nobody thinks about the one surface that touches every single meal — the pan.
I didn't either. Until I found the research.
And once I read it, I couldn't keep cooking the same way.
Below are the 5 reasons I switched — and why 50,000+ families in the US have already made the same decision.
When you buy a nonstick pan, you read: "PFOA-free." "Safe for use." "Non-toxic coating."
What you don't read: what happens after the first scratch. Or the tenth. Or after two years of daily cooking.
PFOA was removed. But PTFE — the chemical that gives most nonstick pans their slippery surface — is still there. And PTFE is part of the PFAS family. The chemicals the EPA classifies as "persistent" — meaning they don't break down in your body or in the environment.
PFAS chemicals can reach food through cooking utensils. In 2022, the FDA issued warnings against two products from the US market due to elevated PFAS levels. In 2024, additional products were flagged.
A study testing dozens of popular nonstick pans found that most contained "no PFOA but still contained PTFE." What was discovered underneath: aluminum base and heavy metal residue. The coating that starts to degrade goes directly into your food.
When people discover the nonstick coating problem, they switch to ceramic. It feels like the responsible choice. Natural. Safe. Clean.
But research published in 2024 shows a very different picture.
Continuous heat and use causes ceramic coating to degrade within months of regular use. What was found underneath: aluminum base and heavy metal content. The coating starts to degrade — and become food contamination — faster than expected.
Research found that a single scratch on a nonstick pan can release up to 9,100 plastic particles into food during cooking. The particles are microscopic — invisible to the naked eye — but present in every meal cooked on a compromised surface.
Grade 1 Titanium is the material used by orthopedic surgeons and dentists — joint replacements, dental implants, bone plates. The human body treats it as completely neutral. It doesn't react to food. It doesn't break down at cooking temperatures. It doesn't flake. It doesn't degrade.
The Hewn Titanium Pan is made from Grade 1 Pure Titanium. No coating. No PFAS. No PTFE. Just pure material.
The surface works on all heat sources: gas, electric, induction, oven up to 500°F. No burning, no chemicals. The pan stays clean for 20+ years.
The hammered titanium surface creates thousands of micro-pockets that prevent food from making full contact with the pan. Rinse with hot water and a soft sponge — done. No scrubbing. No soaking. No residue. The pan stays clean for 20 years.
Works in the dishwasher. Works on gas, electric, induction, and oven up to 500°F.
Most of them didn't know they were doing anything wrong. Most felt the same guilt — I was careful with food, I paid attention, I made good choices. And then they found out about the pan.
Not their fault. Nobody told us. Nobody had to put it on the label.
Most people don't do this calculation. When they do — the picture changes completely.
| Nonstick / Ceramic | Hewn Titanium Pan | |
|---|---|---|
| Average price | $60per pan | $109.95one time |
| Replacement cycle | Every 1–2 years | Never |
| Cost over 10 years | $300–$600+ | $109.95 |
| Coating degrades | ✗ Yes | ✓ No coating |
| Particles in food | ✗ Yes | ✓ None |
| Safe for kids daily | ✗ Questionable | ✓ Yes |
| Savings of $200–$500+ over 10 years — and no coating releasing particles into your family's food. | ||
"I spent years fixing what goes into our food.
Nobody told me to look at what it was cooked on."
The Hewn Titanium Pan
- Glass lid included
- Free shipping
- Lifetime warranty
- 30-day money back guarantee — no questions asked
- No coatings. No PFAS. No PTFE. Ever.