Many people fail to understand the importance of a good frying pan. But those who cook regularly know how vital good cookware is. A good frying pan should be lightweight, have a high-quality build, and be durable. Meet the new 21 cm Nöni stainless steel frypan by Australian cookware brand Solidteknics, which is designed to be 30 percent lighter than typical cookware and comes in handy for various meals.
The 21 cm Nöni frying pan is part of the brand’s Lightning range. The new member of the family is more conductive and lighter than its counterparts, making it perfect for cooks of all ages. Its nickel-free stainless steel build allows it to heat and cook food faster. Compared to the brand’s 3 mm pans, the 2 mm steel surface of Nöni operates on lightning-fast heating; it saves you time and energy, therefore reducing energy costs and environmental impact.
Unlike traditional 18/10 stainless steel – which contains nickel – Nöni is made from non-nickel stainless steel, making it safer for people with nickel sensitivities or allergies. It is also free from coatings and metals, ensuring your food remains toxin-free.
The Nöni works with all types of heat sources, allowing you to use it on your induction cooktop, stovetop, and even open campfire. Its 21 cm (8.2-inch) diameter makes it ideal for one-person meals. The stainless steel pan can be used to fry eggs, sear meat or fish, sauté vegetables, or toasting seeds and nuts. The versatile cookware handles it all whether you want the main course or a side dish.
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Made in Australia, Solidteknics Nöni frying pan is lightweight and built to last decades so you can pass it down to the generations. The best part is the single-layer design with no rivets, joints, or failure points, ensuring the longevity of the cookware. The pan is also more maneuverable with a long, sleek steel handle that is light and offers unparalleled performance.
Currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter, you can get the 21 cm Solidteknics Nöni frying pan for a 50 percent discount at AUD 99 (roughly $60).
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