Bon Appétit updated its nonstick cookware guide in 2026, recommending ceramic and carbon-steel alternatives over traditional PTFE-coated pans due to health concerns. The publication's top picks include the GreenPan Valencia Pro ceramic pan and the Misen Carbon Nonstick Frying Pan, which offer durability and non-toxic cooking surfaces.
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Bon Appétit updated its nonstick cookware guide in 2026, recommending ceramic and carbon-steel alternatives over traditional PTFE-coated pans due to health concerns. The publication's top picks include the GreenPan Valencia Pro ceramic pan and the Misen Carbon Nonstick Frying Pan, which offer durability and non-toxic cooking surfaces.