Non stick cookware recommendations please

[Richtea67]

I feel like I have such bad luck with non stick roasting trays, pans etc...they seem to last 5 mins before the coating comes away and I'm having to replace. Doesn't seem to matter if they're expensive or how I wash them. Is there a brand people recommend, or an alternative that I haven't considered? Wanting to get them before the Xmas catering! TIA.

I feel your pain. The only baking trays that have lasted for me are by MasterClass, they're looking a bit beaten up now but still have their nonstick coating. They're nice and heavyweight too. Judge frying pans used to be great, but I have a feeling that quality might have slipped. It's too soon to say on my little Ninja frying pan, but I'm crossing my fingers!

I only buy non stick frying pans and milk pans. All other pans are stainless steel - lasts for ever, can be chucked in the dishwasher or attacked with a scourer. Non stick is gently hand washed. I do have Scoville Neverstick baking and roasting trays, they seem pretty hard wearing. I think I got them in either Dunelm or TKMaxx.

I'm pleased with Stellar n.s. sauté pan; over 4 years old & as good as new.
It's supposed to be DW safe, but I only put the lid in & hand-wash the base.
Food residue just floats off.

I've also got a Scoville Neverstick frying pan. Less than 1 year old, but OK so far - but again I handwash.

My Neverstick frying pans (which admittedly I put in the dishwasher) basically disintegrated, both outside and in. I stored them carefully too.

I use Pyrex a lot because it washes easily in the dishwasher

Obviously you can't put non stick in the dishwasher because the coating eventually comes off

As for pots and pans

My le Creuset cast iron enamel coated pots are easy yo cheap

And pans I find tefal last we'll

John Lewis - the pan range

As for pots and pans

My le Creuset cast iron enamel coated pots are easy to clean

And pans I find tefal last well and very easy to rinse clean