Is Viking PureGlide Pro cookware worth buying? In this honest review, I tested its nonstick performance, durability, heat distribution, and scratch resistance after months of real cooking and controlled tests. See if Viking’s bold claims actually hold up.
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Over 100$ yeah no
Sounds too much like a bought review and I'm unwilling to try myself- aka I can't see this doing better than a generic seasoned cast iron
Earns a commission…
/Me<Looks for project farm video>
Sounds like BS
Props for following the scientific method
If it had been dishwasher safe, I'd said "shut up and take my money".
Not cheap is 150$
Am I old for thinking this pan looks fucking awesome and wanting one?
This is one of those products where "You get what you paid for" goes in the other direction.
They're expensive. But these are damn good pans.
"Wait, what is this thing made of?!" Titanium "Ah…"
Have you heard of ceramic?
You’re a madman !
But thank you for this 🙂
Pro tip: call yourself a review channel and don't disclose your obvious advertisements.
Ninja does almost an identical one for 1/4 the price.
Blink twice if you're sponsored.
My Viking in the first day, get a huge burnet stain and its there till now. Dont overheat it! It will get burned.
Mine loss nonstick capability after a month and there are several other people reviewing the same in Amazon. Beware buyers
If it's non-stick and it doesn't stick, it's still non-stick. It's not PFAS/Teflon however.
I wish you brought that up.
I use Delarlo tri-ply stainless steel pans, $80 for a set of 8"/10"/12"