Review on 🍪 Granite Stone Pro 5-Piece Bakeware Set: Durable Nonstick Surface, Oven Safe 550°F, Dishwasher Safe, XL Rectangular Tray + Cookie Sheet, Muffin Pan, Loaf Pan & Round Pan by Crystal Smith

In terms of non-stick properties, Granite Stone is, in my opinion, slightly better than the others. I bought a pan and used it extensively before purchasing this set. After two years of use, the egg onion and cheese omelette I made yesterday slipped out of the pan without using a spatula. You should note that NO grip does NOT mean nothing will ever stick. This makes the material less prone to sticking. Even cast iron cookware doesn't surprisingly burn well when properly seasoned and cared for. If you don't know how to properly "season and care for" cast iron pots and pans, google it. Then follow these instructions for that or any other nonstick kit. And don't take every advertising claim literally. For the BEST and longest lasting nonstick results, use a little oil, never wash them with soap or in the dishwasher unless you season them afterwards, don't use metal utensils and never use nonstick sprays - no. No matter what type of non-stick cookware you use. They feel a little less heavy than my more expensive cookware, and while they're not commercial quality, they're still durable and likely require deliberate force to bend or dent. They seem to heat up just as evenly and faster than heavier pans. I've never had a cookware set that I would give more than 4 stars, but I would give 4 1/2 stars if that was an option. highlighted. UPDATE 7/7/21: The metal handles don't get very hot, but the lid handles do get hot! I forget and grab the lid without using an oven mitt. The frying basket is a little flimsy and the steamer canister (neither non-stick) could be more durable - a hard hit or drop could dent or bend it, but if it does it should still work.