From Taste of Home · Mary Henn · · 1m 10s
HexClad launches hybrid bakeware with nonstick technology
The cookware brand known for its durable, nonstick pans is bringing the same hybrid approach to baking.
In brief
The cookware brand known for its durable, nonstick pans is bringing the same hybrid approach to baking. HexClad's new PFAS-free bakeware combines stainless steel with nonstick technology for even heating and easy release. Originally reported by Taste of Home.
HexClad expands beyond cookware
The brand that won over Taste of Home editors with skillets and Dutch ovens is now launching hybrid bakeware. It promises the same durability and nonstick performance.
What makes HexClad hybrid
HexClad combines the best qualities of cast iron, stainless steel and nonstick surfaces. The result is durable cookware that heats evenly and releases food easily.
Six pieces for every baking need
The set includes a 13x9 pan, two 9-inch rounds, an 8x8 square, a 15x10 baking sheet and a cooling rack. Each piece features laser-etched stainless steel for even browning.
PFAS-free nonstick technology
The bakeware collection is free of PFAS chemicals. Laser-etched stainless steel promotes even heating and prevents sticking without harmful coatings.
Available for pre-order now
The six-piece set costs $499 and ships in early October. Individual pieces will be available later, but the set is exclusive for now through HexClad's website.
The main idea
HexClad's new PFAS-free bakeware combines stainless steel with nonstick technology for even heating and easy release.
