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A Professional Chef Says This One Mistake Ruins Nonstick Cookware Every Single Time

The Hestan Titum Fusion 4.5-Quart Pan features a double-impact base and a diamond- and titanium-reinforced nonstick coating said to be highly durable.
Experts suggest using plastic, silicone, or wood utensils and avoiding heating an empty nonstick pan to preserve its surface.
The reviewer notes the pan heats evenly and handles a variety of dishes, from curries to braised dishes, without hot spots.
At publication time, the pan was priced at $250, positioned as a premium option in nonstick cookware.
The article highlights the pan’s thick construction and stability, noting it’s well-suited for tabletop hot pot and multiple cooking styles.
The reviewer praises the handle design for ergonomics and heat awareness on the pan.
The piece notes the pan’s performance with metal utensils, stating it remained scratch-free in several uses.
The article positions the pan as a suitable choice for serious cooks seeking durability and premium features in nonstick cookware.

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