This poor performance is likely because it's the only pan that noticeably warped during testing.
Cites even heating (against), warp resistance (against)
Made In carbon steel pan vs Matfer carbon steel pan
The Made In carbon steel pan and the Matfer carbon steel pan, shown the same way from the same evidence rules. There is no verdict at the bottom. The axes below are separate measurements and the objections are listed in full for both.
Made In carbon steel pan
28 quoted claims about the Made In carbon steel pan from 4 voices.
Domain authority
3 recommenders, weighted by demonstrated expertise in carbon steel pans. Weighted by expertise in this category, never by audience size.
Independent consensus
3 independent voices across 4 sources. How many independent voices converge, unweighted.
Long-term ownership
3 dated ownership reports, median 2 months. Volume and length of dated first-hand ownership reports.
Performance
13 performance claims. Claims about how well it does the job.
Value
1 claim about price relative to what it does. Claims about what it costs relative to what it does.
Repairability
1 repairability claim. Claims about whether it can be maintained or rebuilt.
Community breadth
all evidence from a single community so far. How many distinct communities converge, rather than one echo chamber.
Recency of evidence
most recent evidence from 2025. How recent the evidence is. Old evidence is not wrong, just older.
Objections raised
10 negative claims, mostly performance and durability. How much complaint is on the record. A high figure means the drawbacks have been stated and quoted, not that the thing is worse.
These are separate measurements, not components of a score. They are never added together, and there is no overall rating, because which of them matters depends on what you are buying the thing for. An axis that says no evidence means nobody has spoken about it, not that the answer is low.
So, you know, as a usable pan, I would say over my copper pan that this is even more of a usable pan.
Cites versatility
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But, you know, for my trusted Duboet, you know, the Mineral B and the Mineral B Pro, um, you know, I think it fits in there beautifully.
especially if you're thinking about giving it to somebody, it's absolutely fantastic.
Overwhelmingly, people really enjoy the pan and it's doing what they want it to do
Cites ease of cleaning, even heating, heat conduction, maintenance, non-stick surface, seasoning durability, surface finish
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This guy is conducting more heat. More heat's being pulled into it. So, it is a little bit of a hotter pan.
I had brought this down just cooking this on a one out of 10. So really, really gentle heat just to get a nice even fry.
Uh, but you know what it's done in such a short time I think is completely adequate.
Uh, but you know what it's done in such a short time I think is completely adequate.
So, I think it look great. Made in pan here. Little bit residue. Really nothing much. And residue, nothing on there.
It's got that that micro texture on it, which is a a purpose thing done by Maiden. They do several different finishings to the pan to give it a texture and then they season that to grab hold of that texture to make sure that it works incredibly well and that it stands up really well.
So, the seasoning that I've done from cooking has worked out great with a simple egg test.
But the heat is down on the maiden pan. But I would say that that pan is cooking a nice delicate crepe beautifully.
I am finding that using this seasoning that they've done and the the finish has worked out really really nicely. It's really even and it works beautifully. So I have no problem with how that pan has finished up. Like it's it's seasoning beautifully.
So, you know, the ease of maintenance to what they've done makes it great.
there's now a lot of reviews online from the previous 9-in pan that was launched a a year ago and they've got 4.6 six out of five stars.
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I love what they've done with this pan. They've replicated an old pan and what is old is new. And to me, that is a beautiful thing in cookware.
So, this is, you know, a a celebration of the history of cookware that Maiden has done. And I think that is a absolutely tremendous thing.
So, I'm a fan. I think what they've done is amazing.
And they had created this small run of this amazing looking pan.
Cites appearance
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9-in beautiful pan and it was sold out.
superficially, I'm in love with this pan. Like the first time I saw that amazing Ferrari in Ferris Beer's Day Off car that I could not get out of my head. This pan is the same to me.
this pan is in brilliant, brilliant shape. It's hardly any carbon buildup. It's just such a beautiful, beautiful pan.
Like, you know, this guy is wonderfully uniform in its in its color, and that's already started that way. So, it looks beautiful to start with.
Uh, amazing pan. They partnered with Dubet and had a French-made carbon steel pan made. Did a bangup job and they took that wave as carbon steel cast iron was was coming back in.
Cites build quality
Unfortunately, this pan performed the worst in my heat retention test.
Cites heat retention (against)
here are some steaks that I cooked in it after about two months of use to be fair the pan was only two months old but it has been through several rounds of seasoning and regular cooking and yet it was still sticking
Cites acid resistance (against), seasoning durability (against)
Owned 2 months
I can see some of the seasoning on the maiden pan dissolving let's wash it and inspect the damage well that's not good
well I was wrong even after a year of use this band is not working for me
Cites even heating (against), maintenance (against), non-stick surface (against), seasoning durability (against)
here's some smashed Burgers see how unevenly they are Browning yes I tried to heat up the panel longer to get it to even out but even without the oil some parts of the pan got hot so quickly that they started to smoke this uneven Browning is easy to explain the pan is just too thin
but what I can't easily explain is how sticky the span is and how badly it holds seasoning
I don't know how to explain it but here is my guess after I wash the pan I dry it and set it over the burner to dry completely then I rub it with a tiny bit of oil and wait for it to harden over moderate heat for 10 to 15 minutes I have a feeling that some parts of the pan get overheated by the time all the oil pollen…
here is what attracted me to it it has a stainless steel handle which is supposed to stay cool and reduce the weight of the pan for a 12 inch carbon steel pan it's pretty light sure it's not as light as a 12 inch stainless steel pan but for its category it is one of the lightest pans out there
This is my first time using an induction burner, so I actually accidentally warped this pan, and the middle started bowing out.
Cites warp resistance (against)
it wasn't great out of the box. It's a seasoned pan, but it's not ready to cook. It needs some seasoning. It needs like proper cooking seasoning, not just the protectant layer that's on it.
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I think that's working well and you know the pan works and feels well like it's a it's a nice balance to the pan. Sits on the stove top really nicely.
Cites ergonomics
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the texture of the pan, it comes like the Lodge carbon steel. comes with this kind of like almost like a candy coating shell on it like a a rough texture all around it which isn't as appealing as the softness the rawness of when you open up a dubet pan or a mattifer pan or a lot of the brands you know that that you…
Cites surface finish (against)
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And in a tactile sense, I'm not excited about that part of it.
I wish I watched Scott's video before I shelled out a hundred bucks on this pen but live and learn
after a bit of Googling I found out that my experience with Maiden carbon steel pan is not unique
Cites non-stick surface (against)
As you can see, the egg already starts sliding in the pan right in the beginning. This is a good indication that you've preheated your pan and oil enough.
Cites non-stick surface
One thing that I found is that the brass handle heats up. Some people found it got really hot.
Cites handle (against)
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And that handle, it's starting to get warm. Like it's a bit too hot right in the middle. I'm grabbing the center.
It's got some, you know, negatives to it like the handle
This is bigger than I kind of want. I would have loved to have had the nine. I just like that size for that type of pan, but the 11 is going to be perfect for my family of four.
Cites size and capacity (against)
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Note, I actually had to go pretty hard on this pan to get it back into shape. But I've spent like half of my life beating stuff, so it wasn't too bad.
Cites repairability
I let the pan cool down, and then it eventually returned back to almost flat, and I finished it off on the gas burner.
Cites warp resistance
As you can see, the seasoning looks pretty nicely done.
Cites seasoning durability
I talked about the the textured surface. I I didn't really actually notice it that much. I thought I would more, but uh you know, it's a nice uniform color. I'm not negative against it, I think, as I was now using it and seeing it sitting on the stove top.
Cites surface finish
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I bought one of their original carbon steel pans that I have here.
re-seasoning in the oven might solve this problem but I can't run the oven for an hour every time I use this Pan the slight re-seasoning on the stovetop is very typical although the pan did get a bit more nonstick with them the seasoning is still very finicky
Cites non-stick surface
I've owned it for about a year
Owned 12 months
And this is just a couple of weeks old, right?
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Owned 1 month
to grab the handle, it's been on here for 10 minutes. The handle's decent. It's It's okay.
Cites handle
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but yeah, like comparatively that one's actually cold, but yeah, it's a it's a bit warm. It's warmer than the than the mineral B, but that's not a problem. I don't have any worry about that right now.
Matfer carbon steel pan
63 quoted claims about the Matfer carbon steel pan from 11 voices.
Domain authority
10 recommenders, weighted by demonstrated expertise in carbon steel pans. Weighted by expertise in this category, never by audience size.
Independent consensus
10 independent voices across 17 sources. How many independent voices converge, unweighted.
Long-term ownership
2 dated ownership reports, median 3 years. Volume and length of dated first-hand ownership reports.
Performance
22 performance claims. Claims about how well it does the job.
Value
4 claims about price relative to what it does. Claims about what it costs relative to what it does.
Repairability
no repairability claims yet. Claims about whether it can be maintained or rebuilt.
Community breadth
2 distinct communities. How many distinct communities converge, rather than one echo chamber.
Recency of evidence
most recent evidence from 2026. How recent the evidence is. Old evidence is not wrong, just older.
Objections raised
20 negative claims, mostly reliability and recommendation, 1 of them someone who stopped using it. How much complaint is on the record. A high figure means the drawbacks have been stated and quoted, not that the thing is worse.
These are separate measurements, not components of a score. They are never added together, and there is no overall rating, because which of them matters depends on what you are buying the thing for. An axis that says no evidence means nobody has spoken about it, not that the answer is low.
so you know Matt fur I would give you know a big big thumbs up I think they're tremendous I love that they have non-vivided handles onto the pans the shape of them of course are ideal I really enjoy that they the handles don't have epoxy on them and they can easily just go straight into the oven they're great
Two judgements rest on this sentence:
- recommendation Tested it
- handling Tested it cites handle
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really happy with these map for pans I would say to me for good carbon steel that's a 10 out of 10. I would highly highly recommend them
Matt fur makes sense if you love no rivets awesome
The two pans I don't recommend are Matfer because of the ongoing recall situation and De Buyer Mineral B because of its limitations while cooking in the oven.
Cites safety (against)
Don't buy this frying pan unless you have a gas stovetop. This wobble here, that's a big deal on a flat stovetop. If you have a flat stovetop like mine, absolutely don't buy this pan. If you have coils, I still wouldn't do it.
Two judgements rest on this sentence:
- recommendation Tested it cites stovetop compatibility (against)
- use-case fit Tested it cites stovetop compatibility (against)
I loved this pan so much that when I was testing it, before I was even done, I was like, "I want this pan," and I ordered one for myself, which I never do. So I've had mine for several years and I love it. I cook in it all the time.
We tested eight pans, and believe me, they were not all good. Some of them were real clunky, some really just never took to seasoning. They had sides that were too high, really off in balance. They just were not worth it. This one's our favorite. It's Matfer Bourgeat 11 7/8-inch Black Steel Frying Pan.
This pan passed France's national safety standards, but regional regulators found that the pan released excessive levels of arsenic, chromium, and iron when cooked in a highly acidic solution for 2 hours.
Cites safety (against)
once you build up that seasoning after a couple cooks it is gonna be perfect for eggs this is actually the the you know ultimate egg pan it's what I use mine for the majority of the time
Cites non-stick surface
I love this pen with time it became really nonstick and it makes a fabulous omelette
Two judgements rest on this sentence:
- performance Owns it cites even heating, non-stick surface
- use-case fit Owns it cites non-stick surface
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and if this is a pan that gets you out of non-stick then my job's done so that's why I'm telling you about these pants today
Cites induction compatible
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if you're on induction I'm leaning this way you know even though I'm a mineral B seller I sell the product this if I'm going to sell something in the future is the way I'm going to go for induction because this is proving itself as the right pan for induction
they now are putting into a plastic bag and coming with a little moisture absorbent um little pillow inside to allow you to get a pan that is basically raw from the factory so seasoning should be a lot easier
Cites coating, ease of cleaning, handle, heat control, heat resistance, induction compatible, maintenance, non-stick surface, oven safe, shape and form, warp resistance
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and the thing that's great with the matte fur is that the handle can go into whatever temperature into the oven we want
it now is kind of kind of turned like a golden orange color because it's oxidizing a little bit so it's very obvious that that pan is being exposed the raw metal is being exposed to the air
and now the new matte fur come without anything on them they're really nice and easy to clean
but this guy is definitely you know non-stick on there there's no doubt about that right
so looking at these two pans we've got that this was the first time that I ever cooked on them you know that you know nothing's really stuck on here
this guy here behaved a lot better in being at a preheat of 250 previously like I was saying I was at 250 preheat it looked like I got too hot I went down it got too cool and it wasn't a great result this guy's looking quite perfect at the moment sitting at 250
so that's a really nice result right there doing its thing induction burner gets a little bit mad when you do that this guy here same thing so great result okay so definitely that factor of that first cook with a new pan you know seedling that surface definitely helps so our second result here is really great
right now there is zero spinning from this is the one that was abused this is the one that was not and they are not spinning whatsoever
okay so clean and cool cool zero spinning so that is great that cheap what I think is kind of crappy induction cooktop I have been able to make spinners out of other carbon steel with that cooktop um it does make spinners these guys didn't that's a tremendous result so super stoked
But one brand recently made headlines for the wrong reasons. Matfer Black Carbon Steel pans were recalled in a region of France after testing showed high levels of arsenic, chromium, and iron when the pan was used to boil a highly acidic solution for 2 hours.
It also really took to seasoning well. It basically got seasoned and kept getting more and more non-stick. Some of the other pans seemed to really take a step back occasionally. You'd go through the whole seasoning process, cook something, and it would just come up. This really just kept building.
Cites seasoning durability
Brands like Matfer Bourgeat, made in France since 1814, and De Buyer still forge their pans from a single sheet of steel with no coatings, no rivets, and no weak points.
Cites build quality
I really enjoy using a high-end French made predominantly carbon steel pan and they come non-seasoned they are smooth to the finish and mostly I'm talking about Dubai and Matt fur these are pens in which I have not been able to find any equivalent
Cites appearance, surface finish
I personally like the way and they look in the matte fur I would probably take the Oxo second Maybe uh but I don't know let's see
but for some reason sambal completely wrecked my pan about six months ago and i had to restart so that is definitely one i would advise you watch out for
Cites acid resistance (against), seasoning durability (against)
it seems that the best way to season a new map for pan is to kind of ignore some of the new seasoning directions and go back to what we know works go back to the old seasoning directions scrub the heck out of the pan make sure there is no no coating left on there then use the peels of two potatoes two thirds cup of…
Cites non-stick surface
the old directions were very precise about that now for the updated pans you still need to use potato peels oil and salt but the directions are a little bit more ambiguous there's a little bit more wiggle room here they're not nearly as precise
Cites coating (against), non-stick surface (against)
this video has pretty much gone off the rails at this point uh midway through the seasoning i noticed things looked like they were sticking the potato peels the oil the salt it just seemed to be sticking i didn't know if it had to do with the amounts and i went through that second round of it it was sticking again and…
it looks like these pans are indeed coated coated now i was told by maffer that the reason for these bags is that they protected the pans and there was no need to apply any coating at the factory that's what they told me now i bought my pans myself use my own money i did get to buy early models so i've got an email…
went back to the old way and just scrubbed the heck out of this pan for about 15 minutes i could see what looked like some coating on there and i didn't think there was going to be coating at first but there's coating on there
it came out the oven just fine and we put it on the burner did the fried egg test and it passed the first time so this method absolutely works to get a good seasoning on your pan
Cites non-stick surface
I think this pan is pretty much just going to get greased up and stuck in a cabinet somewhere because it's useless on this flat stove top.
Cites stovetop compatibility (against)
I was going to complain about it afterwards and how I don't like the pan and how it hasn't been worth it so far.
Cites price (against)
This is the most expensive pan I've ever had in my life. And I've done technique after technique after technique that I found on the internet, and nothing works.
I've got a $55 frying pan that my mama gave me for Christmas that is useless. I would have rather had something else that cost $55.
One other factor that was important with skillets, especially ones that you're gonna be searing in and that you might be baking in or cooking in, is rivets, the way the handle is attached to the pan. A lot of them had big, lumpy rivets, and they actually acquired a lot of schmutz, basically. This is nice and smooth.…
Cites build quality, ease of cleaning
There are several things that we really loved about this pan and one is you want some space to cook. This is 12 inches or 11 7/8 rim to rim and that's how they measure it. Then, the sides come down, and some of these tapered down like a wok to this little tiny space at the bottom. This one gives you a good broad…
Cites even heating, size and capacity, handle
Finally, the angle of the handle, this goes up a little bit. A lot of European pans do that. They tend to angle up. American pans, for whatever reason, tend to go flat. This is a French pan. It is angled up a little bit, but not so high that it was hard to get into the oven. When we were making tarte Tatin, you start…
these older models came with a thick hard to remove coating protected the pans in the shipping process the first thing you always had to do was just scrub the heck out of that thing with a brush dish soap hot water it took about 15 minutes or so of scrubbing you don't have to do that anymore so that is a big deal…
Cites coating, non-stick surface
there's nothing wrong with the pan there's nothing wrong with the seasoning you're simply cooking at the wrong temperature now if you're moving over from like i said from a non-stick nobody really tells you and nothing sticks in your nonstick pan anyway but you gotta change up the way you do things a little bit when…
so these are keeping both of these I know that already a seven inch and a nine inch I think this is Adebayor and this is a mat for bourgeois carbon steel pans
I also find not using any acidity really annoying say I roasted some veggies I need to get them out of the pan before giving them a squirt of lemon juice or a drizzle of pomegranate molasses and that's just not the same thing I want that lemon juice to sizzle and reduce lightly if I get the mat with the pan first the…
Cites acid resistance (against), shape and form (against)
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as far as the size goes go slightly bigger than you think you need because the sides on the mat for Skillets are very sloped this means that you get slightly less cooking area than you would in a similar sized pan that's stainless or Teflon
the sizes of the pens listed in their description are lip to lip that's not just for carbon steel that's for all cookware the slip to lip measurement doesn't tell you much about the size of the actual cooking surface for example this nine and a half inch mat for carbon steel pen has a six and a quarter inch cooking…
this pan already cooks non-stick no problem and yours should too if you're using it properly
Cites non-stick surface
i bought it in april it's now january so after a few mishaps there's been about six months in between this being a stripped silver pan and now being completely black
Cites seasoning durability
Owned 9 months
i have a new larger style mat for carbon steel pan here that i got for christmas and i've used about less than 10 times and you can already see the seasoning is developing on it
this guy as we know was the one that got overly preheated at the beginning so it looked like it had like damage but it's not damaged it has discoloration in the middle
Cites durability, heat resistance
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the map were performed on par with the traditional cast-iron skillet we could tell any difference in the results of the Agra from either both right up very very well
Cites non-stick surface
I tried the new pan again I made salmon croquettes and look no sticky so that tells me a couple of things hey she's enjoying the new pan and that's saying something from a cast-iron traditionalist
now my mother's case she followed the mat for directions to a tee she used the potato peels salt and oil method and cook those twice and as matter of fact she ended up cooking them for like an hour and a half and at the end of the hour and a half the pan still had not changed color she had a spot of seasoning in the…
Cites seasoning durability (against)
this is a great pan that could be used for anything before you try to fry some eggs in it
Cites versatility
As you can see, the egg is not sticking to this well-seasoned pan at all.
Cites non-stick surface
This is supposed to be better than cast iron. It's lighter. It's more versatile. It's uh easier to cure. Those are all the things that people are saying. And I don't know what the heck they're talking about because that's not my experience at all.
The first pan we received had so much wobble we sent it back because we thought something was wrong. This one has less wobble. And then we looked up and we found out that that's normal. There's a little play in it, and the bottom's not perfectly flat.
Cites build quality (against)
It's going to come off. It's I mean, it's You can see it moving there. Can you see how that that stuff's moving around? It's going to come off pretty easily. But you can see under where that is the the markings where it's not slick black anymore. All that's in the surface, these little lines and stuff. Almost…
Cites seasoning durability (against)
this has already happened to me in the past few weeks, a spot of cheese got stuck in there and didn't want to come out. I had to get so aggressive with that spot that when it did come up, all of the black came up with it. And then you have to re-season to try to replace that bare spot, or that's going to be a spot…
It's still sticking over there. It's stuck there. It's stuck there. The bottom of the pan is completely black. It's completely black.
Cites even heating (against), non-stick surface (against)
when you put it on the stove top and it's having hot spots and it's wobbling and all of that, it's still not going to cook an egg.
Look how much I can move this handle up and down. That's a pretty good amount of wobble. Just compare it to this stainless steel pan. It doesn't budge. There's no movement at all. This pan it's it as it's warming up, it's getting more and more wobbly.
Cites base and rim (against)
This ruling may not be totally fair, but until it's fully resolved, there are plenty of other carbon steel pans that don't come with that level of uncertainty.
Cites safety (against)
The handle is all metal and that's a good thing. Some of them had other things on the handle. You you wanna be able to use this in the oven or on the stove top, and we like that this one has an all-metal handle. It's not super comfortable, but it's not bad. Some of the hands we tested had very awkward balance when you…
Cites ergonomics (against), handle, oven safe
so after that process that's what i used to do with other mattress skillets when they were new kind of ignored the newer directions went back to the old directions i think we are back on the rails we're off the rails i think we're back on so i got some color change on the pan it's very smooth nothing stuck to it this…
Cites non-stick surface
these pans they're very heavy they're solid you've got strong handles good quality
Cites build quality, handle
Mad fur would be heavier and the handle wouldn't stay nearly as cool but it would probably stick less brown more evenly and it's also cheaper
Cites price
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but if I have to buy another carbon steel pan it will likely be mad for
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the reason I don't use it for my Chelsea's because it's so small and heavy
Cites handle (against), size and capacity (against), weight (against)
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But you can get similar performance at a lower cost with a carbon steel skillet like Matfer or Made In.
Cites price
I am a big fan of of the mineral B pen they work extremely well but there's really no difference here you're splitting hairs
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now some people have a lot of trouble getting off because it's actually on there real good especially for this model pan
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and then i ended up getting a matford 12 inch skillet which was on sale at around 55 bucks so a few years ago their prices weren't too bad
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- supports value Owns it cites price
- notes ownership Owns it
so I know someone is going to ask which is the better pan between divine matte fir and mafia I would not pick a winner
now let's try mad for okay let's wash it and inspect the damage it seems fine still black and smooth to be fair mad for pen is older but I barely use it
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I've been cooking with the pan for months and it's worked up a good seasoning
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because I already have matfer into by air carbon steel pans
this is my first ever carbon steel pen from matte fur that I've had for about five years
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Owned 5 years
i use mine one to two times a day it's always kept on the stove
these guys have gone a tiny little bit more blotchy than I'm used to but you know this doesn't really matter seeing the blotchiness is is not a big deal
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Cook Culture was given the product. Stated in the source: “I'm just so super clear I'm not sponsored by Matt fur they sent me these pants to try I had no responsibility to them whatsoever to give them a positive or A negative” Kept and labelled rather than dropped: a paid endorsement is still evidence, and you should be the one to decide what it is worth.
it takes time for the nonstick qualities to really build up and be effective enough to fry an egg and not have it stick
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the reason some people don't care, and supposedly chefs love this pan, is because almost all of the people who like it, or almost all chefs, are going to be cooking on a gas top stove.
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It's been used a couple of times. The rest of the time is just me trying different things of putting oil on it.
Matfer is appealing the decision and says the test conditions don't reflect real-world cooking. They also point out that their pans meet all EU and French safety standards and are safe when used as instructed.