One handle, endless possibilities. Cook, store, and serve with just one set, then pop it in the dishwasher.
Chef Power's detachable cookware is designed with a focus on safety, health, and user convenience.
The innovative handle features a Click and Rotate safety system, rigorously tested to support weights of up to 22 pounds, providing security during cooking.
The ceramic coating of these pots and pans is crafted from natural rocks, and is free from PFOA, PFAS, and PFOS, as well as heavy metals like lead and cadmium, and offers effortless non-stick performance with minimal oil, easy cleaning, and promotes healthier cooking.
This smart innovation goes beyond space-saving benefits—it seamlessly transitions from stovetop to oven and from dining table to refrigerator storage.
Experience low-oil, low-smoke cooking for a healthier lifestyle.
The amount of smoke produced is not related to the cookware itself but depends on the type of oil used and the cooking temperature. We recommend using cookware at temperatures according to product details and using a small amount of oil to avoid excessive smoking.
Chef Power's ceramic nonstick coating is 100% free of PTFE, PFOAS PFAS, lead, and cadmium, making it safe for human use.
Under normal usage, the non-stick coating does not wear off. Avoid using sharp or abrasive utensils and extreme high heat to ensure its longevity.
Yes, our ceramic detachable handle cookware is compatible with all hobs, including induction, gas, ceramic, glass. Additionally, a quick way to check if your pans are induction-compatible is to test them with a magnet. This is simple, if the magnet sticks to the base of the pan, they're safe for induction hobs.
Yes, our cookware can be cleaned in the dishwasher, and we strongly recommend that you carefully read the product manual before using the dishwasher to ensure the correct cleaning method. Additionally, hand-washing remains a gentler and more effective way to preserve the product. This is particularly true for stainless steel, cast iron, and similar materials, where hand-washing can better maintain surface shine and performance.
To remove burnt-on food stains from a
ceramic pan, pour cold water into the pan and bring it to a boil. Allow the water to cool before cleaning. A high-quality cleaning agent can be used to complete the process. Avoid using steel wool, wire brushes, or abrasive cleaners on the polished surface, as they may cause damage.
To maintain the non-stick properties and extend the lifespan of your cookware, hand washing in warm soapy water is recommended. Dry thoroughly with a soft towel or kitchen paper. Regular maintenance and inspection are also essential.
