I bought the one Project Farm test, the stainless steel bottom. That one might be superior than this one. I didn't use oil and my heat is only medium, just as what the instruction says.
I ordered the stainless steel granitestone pan that PF tested. It's strange, it says it is aluminum but sandwiched between stainless steel. It should arrive tomorrow. @@rbtamms
The pan that Project Farm used was the Granitestone Diamond PRO. Much heavier duty pan than the original. Regardless. The candy ran right out of the pan and they said that it stuck in this video. It didn't look like the guy knew how to flip and egg either. The spatula that he used was too big for that pan and therefore he couldn't get under the egg properly. I call Bulls**t on this unfair assessment of this pan.
@@PaisteboyI ended up getting the Granitestone Diamond Pro that PF tested. I love it thus far. I hand washed it good when I first got it, but now all I do is wipe it with a paper towel after cooking something, and once in a while wipe it down with a paper towel slightly wet with vegetable oil. But I agree, the pan tested in this video looks different.
I purchased a granite stone skillet 2 years ago. It lost its nonstick capabilities within a few months, up until that point I thought it was awesome. I have been considering purchasing the cookware set however if it isn't going to last more than 2 years it is not worth the investment
you have to season the pan before you use them !! they are good pans , they will scratch so i dont use metal utinsels on them. please dont believe this video . good pans for the price range
I love these pans! They work SOOO well on my induction stove. Even heat. The instructions say that medium (5) heat is the maximum and that is correct. I heat on 5 then usually cook the eggs on 4 (low-10 scale). They lift out easily and cleans up very quickly. I usually use wooden/silicone tools but have carefully used metal spoons and such without incident.
It actually does work as advertised. If you follow the directions. They advise to put a light layer of oil before initial use. Also to monitor temperature. I paid about 20 bucks for mine. Did exactly what they stated with a light coat of oil to season the pan. I’ve only had it for about a month or 2 and no issues with sticking or the coating to date. I also use stainless steel cooking utensils. No scratches. I think if you are going to report this as a news station you should thoroughly investigate 1st. It’s worth the 20 bucks. Project Farm is an independent CZcams channel and they review all kinds of stuff. They have a pretty comprehensive review of non-stick frying pans. If you are in the market it’s worth a view. I almost bought the Hexclad pot set and thanks to that video I saved a bunch of money. This granite stone pan was included in their testing and it was ranked higher than several pans costing substantially more. Not a great job of reporting on your part unfortunately.
The candy ran right out of the pan and they said that it stuck in this video. It didn't look like the guy knew how to flip and egg either. The spatula that he used was too big for that pan and therefore he couldn't get under the egg properly. I call Bulls**t on this unfair assessment of this pan. Poor bias news reporting as well. Freakin Reviews on CZcams did a great and fair review of this pan.
The lies people tell just to sell something. I just saw the commercial and was all set to order one when I thought to myself I better check the reviews for this thing. Thanks!
I disagree with your findings. If he is a true chef, he knows that the pan needs to get hot. I bought this set and it works perfectly. I use the small square pan every day with absolute no issues. Your story is not accurate.
Yea trying to move the food before it's even cooked, and the way he was cleaning that pan at1:15 smearing the eggs on it with a cloth, really? that's how you test a pan ? what kinda moron did they bring as a tester.
I think you may be the moron. I own this product, and no matter the heat level, EVERYTHING sticks to the surface. That commercial with the egg just sliding out of the pan is absolutely FAKE.
@@Theywaswrong I'm not defending the pan MORON, nor am I defending the fake commercials, I'm simply criticizing his MORONIC testing techniques which you happened to be a fan of, well good on you.
Yeah, it will not stick, but you have to season it first with oil in a 400° oven for 15 minutes.Let it cool down then use it. I've had mine for over. A year and it works fine because I season it first. You're supposed to be reporters. Do your job. follow instructions.
How come everything I buy has horrible reviews?! 😡 Hopefully this review is wrong like the rest. None of the things I got was as bad as the horrible reviews. It's the opposite with my good reviewed items, had to return them or throw them away. Don't believe every review.
If it was granite you would not be able to lift it. Look up info on granite stones for cooking.... my husband makes and sells them. Small but I use mine all the time.
For one thing the company is saying it'd granite stone. Well I cook on granite and I don't use any oil and it works perfect. But no way would I be able to lift my granite. So I am going to have to do ALOT MORE RESEARCH ON THEIR INFORMATION AND ADVERTISING.
What exactly do you cook on? A slab? Edit: note they do NOT claim the cookware is made from granite. It very clearly advertised "Granitestone cookware is pressed from a solid aluminum disk for even heat conduction. Coated 3 times with our ultra-durable Granitestone non-stick finish." This from their website and in all materials regarding the pots. In no way or form do they claim the pots are granite.
"invest". Ya if you have the money! 😅 Even after saving up, I wouldn't be able to do it. & I can't afford to take a chance that the investment will work. Cause if it doesn't, I'm screwed.
Project Farm on YT just did comprehensive testing on this pan and a number of different brands, and the granitestone pan won.
I bought the one Project Farm test, the stainless steel bottom. That one might be superior than this one. I didn't use oil and my heat is only medium, just as what the instruction says.
I ordered the stainless steel granitestone pan that PF tested. It's strange, it says it is aluminum but sandwiched between stainless steel. It should arrive tomorrow. @@rbtamms
The pan that Project Farm used was the Granitestone Diamond PRO. Much heavier duty pan than the original. Regardless. The candy ran right out of the pan and they said that it stuck in this video. It didn't look like the guy knew how to flip and egg either. The spatula that he used was too big for that pan and therefore he couldn't get under the egg properly. I call Bulls**t on this unfair assessment of this pan.
@@PaisteboyI ended up getting the Granitestone Diamond Pro that PF tested. I love it thus far. I hand washed it good when I first got it, but now all I do is wipe it with a paper towel after cooking something, and once in a while wipe it down with a paper towel slightly wet with vegetable oil. But I agree, the pan tested in this video looks different.
@@DAS-Videos Nice!
Strange, was the pan conditioned with something or was a manufacturer defect?
We bought them and it’s crazy how things do not stick to the pan!?!
Did the pans get seasoned before use?
I purchased a granite stone skillet 2 years ago. It lost its nonstick capabilities within a few months, up until that point I thought it was awesome. I have been considering purchasing the cookware set however if it isn't going to last more than 2 years it is not worth the investment
maybe its time to re-season them
But the candy didnt stick, did it?
It would have seemed a bit fairer to have a side-by-side with the chef's current pan, used in the exact same way.
Ok so the chef did not heat up the pan before cooking egg or cheese. This review is not honest.
I'm glad I didn't see this before I got my set, because my is awesome!
Good for you, you must have purchased the only set that actually does what the company claims. Mine sucks.
@@Theywaswrong Did pre-season all the pans before using them ?
@@Theywaswrongmine was great, so there goes your theory that it was just one.
you have to season the pan before you use them !! they are good pans , they will scratch so i dont use metal utinsels on them. please dont believe this video . good pans for the price range
You don't season aluminum coated pans. Sorry you're wrong. You might be thinking the good ole cast iron.
@@Theywaswrong It says right on there web sight to season regularly
The pan was Pretreated before the first use? All chefs should know to pretreat before first use. Getting ready to prepare mine now
I love these pans! They work SOOO well on my induction stove. Even heat. The instructions say that medium (5) heat is the maximum and that is correct. I heat on 5 then usually cook the eggs on 4 (low-10 scale). They lift out easily and cleans up very quickly. I usually use wooden/silicone tools but have carefully used metal spoons and such without incident.
Sorry, I own this junk as well. It suuuuuuucks!!!!
The pans say they need seasoned with oil first after that initial seasoning they seem to work fine for me. I'm not sure about the scratches though.
You have to season the pan
It actually does work as advertised. If you follow the directions. They advise to put a light layer of oil before initial use. Also to monitor temperature. I paid about 20 bucks for mine. Did exactly what they stated with a light coat of oil to season the pan. I’ve only had it for about a month or 2 and no issues with sticking or the coating to date. I also use stainless steel cooking utensils. No scratches. I think if you are going to report this as a news station you should thoroughly investigate 1st. It’s worth the 20 bucks. Project Farm is an independent CZcams channel and they review all kinds of stuff. They have a pretty comprehensive review of non-stick frying pans. If you are in the market it’s worth a view. I almost bought the Hexclad pot set and thanks to that video I saved a bunch of money. This granite stone pan was included in their testing and it was ranked higher than several pans costing substantially more. Not a great job of reporting on your part unfortunately.
Dude, this review was 2 years ago. A lot of reviews from 2 years ago was negative on this pan. Maybe they changed their construction since then?
Amazing
The candy ran right out of the pan and they said that it stuck in this video. It didn't look like the guy knew how to flip and egg either. The spatula that he used was too big for that pan and therefore he couldn't get under the egg properly. I call Bulls**t on this unfair assessment of this pan. Poor bias news reporting as well. Freakin Reviews on CZcams did a great and fair review of this pan.
Saved me some money ...Thanks take yall bazz back to the drawing board
Not surprised considering such pan just simply doesn’t work,it may work for once but that’s it.
The lies people tell just to sell something. I just saw the commercial and was all set to order one when I thought to myself I better check the reviews for this thing. Thanks!
The granite stone cookware commercial is overdramatic and stupid.
I disagree with your findings. If he is a true chef, he knows that the pan needs to get hot. I bought this set and it works perfectly. I use the small square pan every day with absolute no issues. Your story is not accurate.
Bull. I own these and they are all worthless. Your comment is not accurate.
True. I agree with u
How do you season a pan?
czcams.com/video/KUDWgKJ1-Gk/video.html
Yea trying to move the food before it's even cooked, and the way he was cleaning that pan at1:15 smearing the eggs on it with a cloth, really? that's how you test a pan ? what kinda moron did they bring as a tester.
I think you may be the moron. I own this product, and no matter the heat level, EVERYTHING sticks to the surface. That commercial with the egg just sliding out of the pan is absolutely FAKE.
@@Theywaswrong I'm not defending the pan MORON, nor am I defending the fake commercials, I'm simply criticizing his MORONIC testing techniques which you happened to be a fan of, well good on you.
Yeah, it will not stick, but you have to season it first with oil in a 400° oven for 15 minutes.Let it cool down then use it. I've had mine for over.
A year and it works fine because I season it first. You're supposed to be reporters. Do your job.
follow instructions.
How come everything I buy has horrible reviews?! 😡
Hopefully this review is wrong like the rest. None of the things I got was as bad as the horrible reviews. It's the opposite with my good reviewed items, had to return them or throw them away. Don't believe every review.
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I sure hope your review is wrong and it has to do with how hot or not you got your pan cause i just bought the 10 piece set
If it was granite you would not be able to lift it. Look up info on granite stones for cooking.... my husband makes and sells them. Small but I use mine all the time.
By now, you've figured out you got cheated. Granitestone is junk.
@@Theywaswrong I love mine but i do use cooking spray for eggs.
Your supposed to season the pan and 🤦♂️
Season an aluminum pan? SERIOUSLY? You are dismissed.
@@Theywaswrong go ahead and cook in a dry pan you moron.
For one thing the company is saying it'd granite stone. Well I cook on granite and I don't use any oil and it works perfect. But no way would I be able to lift my granite. So I am going to have to do ALOT MORE RESEARCH ON THEIR INFORMATION AND ADVERTISING.
What exactly do you cook on? A slab?
Edit: note they do NOT claim the cookware is made from granite. It very clearly advertised "Granitestone cookware is pressed from a solid aluminum disk for even heat conduction. Coated 3 times with our ultra-durable Granitestone non-stick finish." This from their website and in all materials regarding the pots. In no way or form do they claim the pots are granite.
Yes, do a lot more research.
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