CeramiClad 2.0 Non Stick Frying Pan vs HexClad Hybrid Fry Pan 10"
Buy the CeramiClad 2.0 if you want a lighter, PFAS-free ceramic pan for eggs, fish and everyday sautés, and you accept that ceramic nonstick wears out. Buy the HexClad 10" if you want a bigger pan that takes metal utensils, goes in the dishwasher and carries a lifetime warranty. The CeramiClad has the better build story: 5-ply stainless clad, made in Italy, 550°F oven safe. The HexClad is the more forgiving daily driver, with a hybrid laser-etched surface that resists scratching and a 10-inch cooking surface. Owners of ceramic pans report the coating losing its release within a couple of years; HexClad owners report the pan lasting far longer but not being truly nonstick without oil.
- Choose the CeramiClad 2.0 if you cook delicate foods like eggs and fish, want no PFAS or PTFE in the coating, and prefer a lighter pan.
- Choose the HexClad 10" if you want one larger pan that survives metal spatulas, the dishwasher and high broiler heat, backed by a lifetime warranty.
Prices
- CeramiClad 2.0 Non Stick Frying Pan: $139.00 at Made In Cookware (last seen Nov 10)
- HexClad Hybrid Fry Pan 10": $15.28 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the HexClad Hybrid Fry Pan 10" is $123.72 cheaper than the CeramiClad 2.0 Non Stick Frying Pan at the latest prices (Nov 10)

