G'day Phil,

We don't know the specifics of the manufacturing process sorry but can confirm, as per the description, that this is suitable for induction cooking.
A quick bit of googling says that some die-cast aluminum cookware can have a magnetised base at the manufacturing stage, so assume it has something to do with that.

G'day Jovan,

These pans are manufactured to the same standard as normal domestic non-stick cookware, so can be used in the same manner.
I personally do not use any non-stick cookware, however, it is a popular choice across the board for cooking of all kinds.

G'day Michelle,

The Hyperflames pack a real punch, so they tend not to be so kind to nonstick pans. The Pyrolux Blue Steel pans are a tad lighter than the cast iron pans and should fair a little better on the high heat.

G'day Reece,

Yes, these frypans are great for pancakes. Depending on how big your pancakes are you should be able to cook one or two at a time.

G'day David,

The same usage/care instructions for nonstick camping cookware is that same for household nonstick, so we recommend wooden or silicone coated utensils only.

G'day Chris, 

Thanks for your enquiry! As the Campfire Compact Nonstick Frypan 28cm is made with a triple coated non-stick cooking surface, there is no need to season this frypan. 

G'day Riaan,

Campfire recommends that this frypan is only used on induction, gas and electric stovetops sorry mate. 

G'day Nick,

The Campfire Compact Nonstick Frypan range uses a PFOE free, triple coated, non-stick cooking surface.

G'day Nick,

I've spoken with Companion (parent brand of Campfire) and their Customer Support team was unsure, so they're looking into it. Once I have a response from them, I'll pass it through.

G'day Kerry-Anne,

Great question! We'd need to look into this for you. Would you mind sending our Warranties Manager, Nick an email at service@snowys.com.au with some photos and we'll see if we can chase up some options for you?

G'day Malcolm, 

I've had a look at the Compact Nonstick Frypan 28cm in person, and though it may look like plastic - the part where you attach the handle is actually made from metal.

It seemed quite sturdily attached, and as far as I know we haven't had any trouble other customers about it. If something wasn't right, you can always give us a buzz Malcolm, and we'll be happy to help! 

Hi Malcolm, 

I can totally see where your concern is, as they do have a glossy finish in the image which makes it look that way, but I've spoken to the product manager at Companion and they have confirmed the prongs are made from Aluminium. The handle itself is definitely made from plastic, however. 

Thanks for the feedback Simon! Glad to hear you're enjoying the quality of this frypan, we think it's pretty good too! 

Just checked for you Margaret, and the information on the packaging states that this range of cookware is not recommended for the dishwasher.