HOMICHEF 14-Piece Nickel Free Stainless Steel Cookware Set - Nickel Free Stainless Steel Pots and Pans Set - Stainless Steel Non-Toxic Cookware Set - Stainless Steel Healthy Induction Cookware Sets

14-PIECE MIRROR POLISHED COOKWARE SET - Crafted from lustrous, brushed stainless steel and featuring clean lines and curvaceous silhouettes, this 14-piece cookware set blends well with your kitchen - Set includes 1.5QT covered Sauce Pan, 2.5QT covered Sauce Pan, 8QT covered Stock Pot, 8" Fry Pan, 9.5" covered Saute Pan and 5 Cooking Utensils - Designed to meet the demands of everyday cooking and more elaborate meals, from searing and frying to simmering and braising food. NICKEL FREE HARM FREE - Nickel-bearing stainless steel, being more corrosion-resistant, is commonly used in industry, BUT nickel is high up on the ATSDR list of priority toxins, and nickel LEACHES under regular cooking conditions. Nickel is a known reproductive toxin and is a carcinogen in higher amounts. - Ours is food grade NICKEL FREE JYH21CT stainless steel (21/0): non-toxic, non-allergic. NICKEL FREE is also more heat-conductive. Tests show a noticeable degree (12-15%) of energy savings. NO COATING NO RISK - General non-stick coating cookware releases toxic fumes when cooking. The coating usually lasts only for 1-2 years, and thus it will eventually be eaten by the owner. Our stainless steel cookware set does not apply any coating, and is free of health hazard. Its heat surround technology & 3-Ply construction provide consistent and even heat distribution, eliminate hotspots effectively, and hence achieve natural stick resistance without toxic PFOA and PTFE.

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