Ozeri Green Earth Pan- Review

Thank you Ozeri for sending me this 8" Green Earth Pan for review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are mine.

Here are some need to know things about this frying pan:

Unlike other ceramic pans
the Ozeri Green Earth Pan utilizes GREBLON - an ultra-safe ceramic coating from Germany which is 100% PTFE and PFOA free.
Innovative textured pan surface delivers enhanced heat distribution and superior non-stick performance without ever releasing harmful fumes or toxins.
Features a scratch-resistant 100 percent ceramic coating that is super easy to clean.
Made out of durable heavy-gauge die-cast aluminum with no heavy metals or harmful chemicals.
Boasts a comfortable heat resistant silicon coated handle
and a magnetized induction stove safe base for rapid heat transfer.

I was excited to review this pan because I read some reviews that seemed to all portray happy customers. I will not change that trend. As a mother I am very thankful that this pan is safe and free from nasty chemicals that are harmful. Safety has become a huge priority since becoming a mom. There are so many chemicals to be aware of in our products and even food. Thank you Ozeri for making me have to worry less about feeding my family.

The non stick portion stood up to the egg test. We cooked eggs and had no issues with cleaning the pan. The egg left no mess in the pan and that made me super thrilled.

The only thing I need is the 12" pan to go along with my 8" one. The prices of pan are great and very comparable to other pans.

I have only used this pan a handful of times but I am eager to get some good use out of it and hope it continues to perform! :)

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