What Utensils Should You Use With Ceramic Cookware?

What Utensils Should You Use With Ceramic Cookware?

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What Utensils Should You Use With Ceramic Cookware?

Ceramic cookware is nontoxic and versatile. You can use it on the stove, in the oven, over the campfire and in the microwave — but you should use specific tools with it to get the most out of your ceramic cookware.

Which Utensils Are Ceramic Cookware Safe?

Our 100% ceramic cookware combines ancient tradition with modern design. With the proper care and the right tools, it can last for generations without scratching or flaking. Safe utensils for ceramic cookware include:

  • Wooden spoons
  • Wooden spatulas
  • Wooden spurtles
  • Wooden chopsticks 
  • Silicone spoons
  • Silicone spatulas
  • Silicone tongs

Avoid using metal utensils with your ceramic cookware. Stainless steel spatulas, spoons, tongs and whisks will not damage the surface but can leave behind metal marks.

Which Appliances Are Safe for Ceramic Cookware?

Sustainable, non-leaching ceramic cookware is safe for use in or on the following:

  • Microwaves
  • Air fryers
  • Steamers
  • Ovens
  • Stoves
  • Campfires
  • Dishwashers 
  • Fridges
  • Freezers
  • Broilers
  • Toaster ovens
  • Grills

Top Tips to Protect Your Ceramic Cookware

Artisanally crafted ceramic cookware is long-lasting, timeless and reliable with the proper care. Keep these tips in mind to get the most out of your cookware:

  • Warming: Heat your cookware for about five minutes on the lowest setting before adding oil. Ceramic cookware takes more time to warm up than metal. 
  • Thawing and temperature changes: Ceramic pans, pots and cookware may be sensitive to sudden temperature changes. Always thaw your food before putting it in your cookware. You should avoid pouring cold water on hot cookware — and placing warm cookware in the fridge or on a chilled surface. 
  • Oiling: Always coat your pan before cooking. You can use avocado, coconut or olive oil or opt for fats, like butter, ghee or tallow. 
  • Cleaning: If your ceramic pot or pan has burned or stuck-on food bits, use dry baking soda and a scouring pad to scrub it clean. 

Why Ceramic Cookware?

Xtrema offers 100% pure ceramic cookware — not ceramic-coated, but ceramic to the core. Ceramic is a safe cooking material that doesn't leach toxicants into food. Our cookware is handcrafted, sustainable and almost 40% lighter than cast iron. 

Shop Today to Get All the Benefits of Ceramic Cookware

Xtrema is a family-owned and -operated business and the only U.S. brand offering all-ceramic cooking products. Our cookware is nontoxic and 100% ceramic. Try it for 40 days to see how you like it under our return policy!

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Erik Bergstrom

Erik Bergstrom

Erik Bergstrom is the Digital Media Manager at Xtrema Cookware, and he oversees the online presence of the company! Erik has personally seen family members struggle with chronic illness, and it fuels his passion for helping others understand the importance and value of cooking clean. Erik enjoys cooking, educating, and creating healthy meals for his friends and family. He is always seeking out new information from wellness professionals to grow his knowledge of what toxins do to the human body and the value of cooking without them!

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