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Silit Frying pan Talis 28 cm, ceramic (Frying pan, Stainless steel, 28 x 6.50 cm)
EUR44,48

Silit Frying pan Talis 28 cm, ceramic

Frying pan, Stainless steel, 28 x 6.50 cm

Questions about Silit Frying pan Talis 28 cm, ceramic

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AlessandroNenni

3 weeks ago

Can your pots and pans go in the dishwasher?

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Galaxus

3 weeks ago

Yes, the pan is dishwasher-safe, but we strongly recommend washing it by hand to preserve the non-stick ceramic coating.
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Anonymous

10 months ago

The base diameter and opening diameter are both stated as 30cm. Judging by the photos, this cannot be correct. Either the top is larger or the base is smaller. What would be correct?

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Luca Frighetto

10 months ago

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According to our information, the opening diameter is 28 cm and the base diameter is 22 cm. I will forward the incorrect specifications to the responsible department for revision. Many thanks for the information!
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howlinwolf

1 year ago

Can I also use the pan on an electric hob?

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Galaxus

1 year ago

Yes, you can also use the pan on an electric hob. Silit pans are generally suitable for all common types of cooker, including electric cookers, thanks to their materials and coatings.
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howlinwolf

1 year ago

Is the pan coating without PTFE/PFAS?

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Galaxus

1 year ago

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The pan coating of the Silit Talis handle pan is PTFE-free, which means that it does not contain PTFE or PFAS. This pan uses a ceramic coating that is harmless to health and offers good non-stick properties.
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pooly

1 year ago

In the product dimensions it is written that the diameter of the opening is 28 cm, but also that the base diameter is 28 cm. How can this be the same if the pan gets smaller towards the bottom? I also have a pan at the moment, which also has an opening diameter of 28 cm, but only 20 cm at the base. That's what I'm actually looking for. So will this also be the case with this pan? Can anyone tell me? And then I have another question: you can also read here that there are 2-3 people who are very dissatisfied with the non-stick coating of this pan. Can anyone confirm this? Or is there a good alternative? Thank you very much.

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Anonymous

1 year ago

The composition of the non-stick coating is not specified. How do I know if it contains PFAS?

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Anonymous

1 year ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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According to the manufacturer, it is a ceramic coating that is resistant up to 400°C. This is a very good indicator that it is not a PFAS-based non-stick coating, as this is stable up to max. 250°C / 260°C. Ceramic non-stick coating (CeraProtect). Good non-stick properties with little fat. Heat resistant up to 400°C,
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piquete

2 years ago

Is the 24cm pan really Fr. 17.50 more expensive than the 28cm?

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Former employee

2 years ago

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The availability of this size is currently very poor, which is why we have to buy them at a higher price. As soon as this improves or the availability of the other models also deteriorates, the price should equalise again.
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Anonymous

4 years ago

I chose this pan because it combines stainless steel with non-stick properties. Unfortunately, it was never really non-stick, especially not as described with "best non-stick properties". Example: A fried egg prepared WITH fat (e.g. ghee) leads to a very stubborn bond with the ceramic seal with the result that I have to soak the pan or even boil salt water. I clean the rest of them only by hand. With my (well-baked) iron pan, it sticks less... What are your experiences? Did I get a bad production batch? Thank you.

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adrian.jundt

4 years ago • purchased this product

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Unfortunately no.... Same with us. We have a wok pan from Silis that has been super non-stick for a long time - the two frying pans (this one and a smaller one) are unfortunately very bad - EVERYTHING ALWAYS sticks :-(

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