Any honest reviews from people who got these over prime day?
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Posted 29 October 2023
Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware Frying Pan, Black (20cm - £11.99 / 24cm - £14.39 / 28cm - £16.19 / 30cm - £17.99)
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Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware 20cm Frying Pan - £11.99*
Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware 24cm Frying Pan - £14.39*
Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware 28cm Frying Pan - £16.19*
Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware 30cm Frying Pan - £17.99*
Credit @ silva21 for the spot
20CM FRYING PAN: Compatible with 13cm induction ring. Perfect for frying crispy bacon, sizzling steaks, golden pancakes, eggs and more
ZERO STICK, CHIP OR FLAKE: Whereas other pans can rapidly lose their non-stick performance, Ninja ZEROSTICK is up to 20x tougher than traditional non-stick* (*3rd party test lab coating abrasion testing 2022)
STOPS FOOD FROM STICKING, DAY AFTER DAY: Cook using little to no oil, without compromising on cooking performance. Food easily slides out of the pan, without sticking
DURABLE & LONG-LASTING: Extremely durable surface is scratch resistant, metal utensil safe & dishwasher safe. Suitable for all hob types, including induction. Oven safe up to 180°C
INCLUDES: Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic 20cm Frying Pan. Dishwasher Safe. Weight 0.5kg. Colour: Black
10-YEAR REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE: Including the ZEROSTICK coating.Upon registration with Ninja.(When used as directed in the use and care guide.)
Specifications
Customer Reviews
Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware 24cm Frying Pan - £14.39*
Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware 28cm Frying Pan - £16.19*
Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic Cookware 30cm Frying Pan - £17.99*
Credit @ silva21 for the spot
20CM FRYING PAN: Compatible with 13cm induction ring. Perfect for frying crispy bacon, sizzling steaks, golden pancakes, eggs and more
ZERO STICK, CHIP OR FLAKE: Whereas other pans can rapidly lose their non-stick performance, Ninja ZEROSTICK is up to 20x tougher than traditional non-stick* (*3rd party test lab coating abrasion testing 2022)
STOPS FOOD FROM STICKING, DAY AFTER DAY: Cook using little to no oil, without compromising on cooking performance. Food easily slides out of the pan, without sticking
DURABLE & LONG-LASTING: Extremely durable surface is scratch resistant, metal utensil safe & dishwasher safe. Suitable for all hob types, including induction. Oven safe up to 180°C
INCLUDES: Ninja ZEROSTICK Classic 20cm Frying Pan. Dishwasher Safe. Weight 0.5kg. Colour: Black
10-YEAR REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE: Including the ZEROSTICK coating.Upon registration with Ninja.(When used as directed in the use and care guide.)
Specifications
- Product Dimensions: 21 x 40.3 x 6.7 cm; 500 Grams
- Care instructions: Dishwasher Safe
- Dishwasher safe?: Yes
- Number of pieces: 1
- Warranty description: 10 years.
- Batteries required: No
- Item weight: 0.5 Kilograms
- ASIN: B0BXY9M1MP
- Item model number: CW50020UK
- Date First Available: 30 Mar. 2023
- Best Sellers Rank: 279 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) 1 in Frying Pans
- Brand: Ninja
- Material: Smooth Aluminium
- Special feature: Oven Safe, Dishwasher Safe, Non Stick, Metal Utensil Safe, Scratch Resistant, Suitable for All Hob Types including Induction See more
- Colour: Black
- Capacity: 1 Kilograms
Customer Reviews
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Edited by a community support team member, 29 October 2023
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- I’m quiet happy with mine. I wouldn’t say zerostick like advertised, I’ve had to add a little oil to cook the egg as the first one without oil did stick. But overall seems like a good quality frying pan
Only PFOA free, not PFAS free.
Be careful of that nasty stuff.
WOW thanks for this, I was about to buy these pans...!!! Many thanks.
People, stop buying these pans and voting this hot...!
Just a warning to anyone with an induction hob. Like so many aluminium pans, this one's claimed to work, but it's very obvious from the reviews that it doesn't.
Aluminium pans like this very rarely work with induction hobs - if ever.
I bought one on prime day and works just fine on my induction hob?
Probably a stupid question....but the size of the pan, does that refer to the width of the base of the pan or the width across the top?
Across the top. 30cm pan has 20cm base.- Not voting either way, but we never purchase non-stick frying/sauce pans as they will eventually end up in the bin, no matter what the manufacturer claims. The coating will disintegrate sooner or later and end up in your food for your gastronomic enjoyment.
It's a false economy, particularly when one can purchase a slightly more expensive pan which will last a lifetime. Up to you. (edited)Which one you have in mind? Copper? 
My only complaint with mine is that they say you can use no oil to cook an egg, this doesnt work haha
Are you heating the pan well enough & for long enough before putting the egg/s in?
Try a medium heat for at least 5-6 mins, then put the egg/s in that are at room temperature. If the egg bubbles straightaway, it's hot enough.
If not, raise the temperature a notch or two before the second attempt.
Let us know how you get on...
I almost ordered, so glad checked out reviews before. There are lots of pohoto about peeling of coating after a few months of use.Not to worry. 10 year warranty if registered.
I'm always suspicious about Shark/Ninja who rely on social media bigging up to market their products . They don't manufacture anything themselves but farm out to whatever Asian sub contractor is doing this weeks cheapest deal.
Almost all companies outsource their manufacturing in China. None of them actually "own" any manufacturing facility over there because those factories also produce for several other brands.
Says oven safe to 180c in the images but 260c in the description (I'm assuming that's hob only) but reviews mention oven safe up to 260c.
Any owners confirm what the official oven safe max is please? Thanks.There are two versions. The cheaper one (£11.99) is oven-proof to 180 degrees, and the dearer (£20) one to 260 degrees. The actual pan appears to be identical, but the handles are different.
What's the healthiest pans to cook with to get nothing in your food keep hearing things about poisoning etc
IMO... Hard Anodised pans are the best. Less oil and literally never sticks. A good set can last you years and years. Cast iron is also good, but some people can't stand talking care of them with seasoning
Poor quality. Very light and thin. Zerostick premium is much better, heavier and twice thicker.
Oh, this is the pan that someone in America is suing because they don't believe it was manufactured at up to 17,000°C (30,000 °F):
theverge.com/202…sun
Can anyone comment on its induction hob compatibility ??
Work perfectly on a Neff induction. Great quality couldn’t recommend enough.
How do these compare to Tefal for non-stickability?
Much better and the temperature they are made at is a lot higher hence the ten year non stick gaurantee
Got the 28cm Frying Pan from the next range up for Ninja on the Amazon sale for £22.
Only prob is its 28cm from edge to edge, however the inside that you actually cook bacon on is around 23cm. I thought I was vetting a much bigger pan than my old 20cm one, but this just has bigger flared sides.
Is this just marketing with pans? I want to know the size of the base, I'm buying a frying pan not a wok...I need to know how many slices of bacon I can fit in it!
Mine works on induction. Came dented off amazon tho.What make induction hob?- Is the base flat throughout? Meaning if I place a small ball in the centre will it stay or roll to the edge?
Reason I ask is my current one isn't flat so causes a fried egg to slide to the edge.
Thanks!
hahaha. That's the only complaint I had for the wok.
It's NOT flat,with higher centre and lower edge.
Had to dig out the egg rings I've bought years ago to do the fried egg properly.
etsy.com/uk/…s=1 
anyone know the difference between the classic and premium range?There are 3 important differences that distinguish them and step up to the Premium line which are the following: a strong, hard-anodized exterior, a premium stainless steel handle ergonomically designed for comfort, a heavy-gauge aluminum base.
This is just aluminum.
The above is the middle difference.
Then the top premium is the same design of pan, slightly thicker again, but has a solid handle range than hollow.
Anyone know what material they use on this? Is it cast iron or
#PFAS #PFOA #ForeverChemical (edited)Hi, just alerted me to this fact and I am NOT buying these pans!Only PFOA free, not PFAS free.
Be careful of that nasty stuff.- Not a bad pan at all.
Welcome to HUKDs.
So glad I didn't miss the Sainsbury's deal. Got the 28 incher for £8.10 in store
28inch, Wow! You must have a huge hob
Bought one out of fomo
Missed these on prime day. Thanks op, just ordered.
Just return it, if it doesn’t work on your hob instead of asking what brand everyone’s hobs are. 🤫Returns to Amazon score against you in their algorithm. Best avoided if at all possible.
Just ordered 28cm and 24cm. The delivery date on 24cm is late November FYI
Only on the 24cm
Bought these on Prime Day and impressed so far, but with frying pans claiming non-stick only time will tell. The Scoville pans were great at first too, then they turned to s*** billowing smoke all over the house.
That's the wife's birthday gift sorted.Just curious... are you hoping this will be less or more non-stick than the current pan she's using to batter you with?
Nice. Shame its Amazon. Oh well, never mind, I'll wait until Ninja offers
How do these compare to scoville?
Bought a couple of these on Prime Day. Excellent quality. Just remember, nothing is ever truly non-stick, you'll stick need something on there before cooking, no matter what the brand.- Are these a health risk? Sounds like it.All non-stick pans are a health risk. But then, so is most processed food.
Someone please explain to me why this gets hot? With 18£, I could buy 2 pans, 20 and 24cm from ASDA! (edited)
Hi, Been as you didn't say a brand, i will say that i brought Scoville Neverstick which is a brand sold by Asda. All i will say is iv tried 2 28cm pan's on the hope that the first 1 was just no good with the same result.
So i move on hoping for perfection
Excellent pans, I'm using them on a gas hob- Interesting and mixed reports on working with induction hobs. Can anyone kindly share which makes they can confirm these work with?
Only seem to be positive reports on here re induction except your comment, where is your negative experience from? Thanks 
Ty ordered.- Ty ordered 28cm and binned an old one which needed replacing
- I would get the higher class - professional. Can heat up to 260° rather than 180° and can put in the oven. Still 50% off atm.
Can't find it on Amazon, are you able to provide the link please? 
Bought many thanks OP
Bought two, thanks OP 🔥
TY missed the deal last time, now even cheaper for what I want. Heat added.
Original post referred to existing 20cm Ninja frying pan being fine. However that's the more expensive and clearly far better stainless steel version.