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Would you use these pans?

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feedmefudge · 24/08/2026 16:25

My neighbour had a couple of le Creuset pans to give away. I accepted them happily. On closer inspection, some of the black coating has come off, and I know this can be harmful (will attach pic).
Gutted, as I wouldn’t normally use a brand like this 😁
Would you use them?

Would you use these pans?
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Franjipanl8r · 24/08/2026 16:26

No I wouldn’t, it’s probably why they’re giving them away!

Griselinia · 24/08/2026 16:26

No. Peeling non stick is not to be used, even if it's le Creuset!

Winter2020 · 24/08/2026 16:27

Yes no problem. In my experience non stick always starts to come away eventually. If you don't fancy it get some stainless steel pans.

GentleSheep · 24/08/2026 16:27

Nope.

ContractorQuestion · 24/08/2026 16:28

Definitely not, you’ll be ingesting that black coating!

feedmefudge · 24/08/2026 16:32

Aah, just as I thought. Thanks folks.

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Hillarious · 24/08/2026 16:34

Shame they’re not the enamel ones. Mine are still going strong after 35 years.

ThePieceHall · 24/08/2026 16:35

Tell your neighbour to contact Le Creuset to complain and to access the lifetime warranty. Le Creuset is generally excellent at customer service.

feedmefudge · 24/08/2026 16:35

Hillarious · 24/08/2026 16:34

Shame they’re not the enamel ones. Mine are still going strong after 35 years.

I know!

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SecretSquid · 24/08/2026 16:42

Nope.

DahliaDelights · 24/08/2026 18:08

If you really want to keep the pans, Can you not strip the coating altogether in any way?

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