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Several concerns surround non-stick cookware, particularly those coated with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). A doctor has addressed the three biggest problems. Non-stick cookware, like pans, are ...

However, one shopper, who gave the trays five stars did say: "Not as heavy as I would have liked, fairly flimsy but price is fantastic so will use as extra trays." You can also purchase non stick ...

Nowadays, Teflon is made with PTFE. Jones says PTFE-coated non-stick pans are safe to use as it only begins to deteriorate at 260C (which would likely burn your food anyway).