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expireddoublehelixx | Staff posted Aug 17, 2025 03:00 PM

5-Piece T-Fal HybridMesh Technology Tri-Ply Fry Pan Set (Stainless Steel)

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vipoutlet via eBay has 5-Piece T-Fal HybridMesh Technology Tri-Ply Fry Pan Set (Stainless Steel) on sale for $49. Shipping is free.



VIPOUTLET via Walmart has 5-Piece T-Fal HybridMesh Technology Tri-Ply Fry Pan Set (Stainless Steel) on sale for $40. Shipping is free.

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Note: Via Walmart, product will be sold/shipped by VIPOUTLET.

Features:
  • T-Fal Brand
  • HybridMesh Technology
  • Tri-Ply Constructions
  • Stainless Steel Riveted Handles
  • Comfortable Grip
  • Dishwasher Safe
  • Oven Safe Up to 500°F/Induction Compatible
Includes:
  • 8.5" T-Fal HybridMesh Tri-Ply Fry Pan
  • 11" T-Fal HybridMesh Tri-Ply Fry Pan w/ Lid
  • 12.5" T-Fal HybridMesh Tri-Ply Fry Pan w/ Lid

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Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal
    • This deal is priced $6 less than the last Frontpage Deal ($55) earlier this month.
    • Enjoy superior performance of stainless steel searing/convenience of non-stick cooking all in one pan
    • Compatible with all cooktops, including induction.
    • Product is eligible for 30-day return with purchase.
    • Offer valid while pricing/supplies last.

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vipoutlet via eBay has 5-Piece T-Fal HybridMesh Technology Tri-Ply Fry Pan Set (Stainless Steel) on sale for $49. Shipping is free.



VIPOUTLET via Walmart has 5-Piece T-Fal HybridMesh Technology Tri-Ply Fry Pan Set (Stainless Steel) on sale for $40. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for finding this deal

Note: Via Walmart, product will be sold/shipped by VIPOUTLET.

Features:
  • T-Fal Brand
  • HybridMesh Technology
  • Tri-Ply Constructions
  • Stainless Steel Riveted Handles
  • Comfortable Grip
  • Dishwasher Safe
  • Oven Safe Up to 500°F/Induction Compatible
Includes:
  • 8.5" T-Fal HybridMesh Tri-Ply Fry Pan
  • 11" T-Fal HybridMesh Tri-Ply Fry Pan w/ Lid
  • 12.5" T-Fal HybridMesh Tri-Ply Fry Pan w/ Lid

Editor's Notes

Written by Corwin | Staff
  • About this Deal
    • This deal is priced $6 less than the last Frontpage Deal ($55) earlier this month.
    • Enjoy superior performance of stainless steel searing/convenience of non-stick cooking all in one pan
    • Compatible with all cooktops, including induction.
    • Product is eligible for 30-day return with purchase.
    • Offer valid while pricing/supplies last.

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Written by doublehelixx | Staff

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diavolo33
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Rurjur
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I would stay away. As someone who has been in the back of hundreds of commercial kitchens, I have never seen one of these pans being used. I used a knockoff hexclad that I purchased from my local Asian grocer about 8 years ago. It looked identical to hexclad in every way, and likely was. It turned out to be a master of none. I would stick with stainless/carbon steel, ceramic nonstick, and cast iron. Never use metal or abrasives on nonstick and don't max out the temp. Cast iron is good if you don't mind doing a little research and routine maintenance. Carbon steel warps if heated too quickly, so I prefer stainless. For nonstick, just buy the cheapest ceramic coated one you can find. Regardless of which one you use or how well they are treated, they will lose their nonstick properties after a certain number of uses/washes. Also, don't listen to cast iron snobs telling you that nonstick doesn't have its place in the kitchen. No amount of cast iron seasoning will ever be able to do some of the things nonstick can.
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so do these just leech pfas chemicals in a hexclad knockoff pattern?

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A third of the reviews are one star
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wills916Aug 17, 2025 03:26 PM
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so do these just leech pfas chemicals in a hexclad knockoff pattern?
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ausAug 17, 2025 03:38 PM
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Has anyone tried these?
Seems like a great price.
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ce9aevoAug 17, 2025 08:33 PM
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Quote from aus :
Has anyone tried these?
Seems like a great price.

Been using them 2 weeks, no complaints. Cooked chicken breast, thighs, salmon, and bacon.
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Quote from aus :
Has anyone tried these?Seems like a great price.
I would stay away. As someone who has been in the back of hundreds of commercial kitchens, I have never seen one of these pans being used. I used a knockoff hexclad that I purchased from my local Asian grocer about 8 years ago. It looked identical to hexclad in every way, and likely was. It turned out to be a master of none. I would stick with stainless/carbon steel, ceramic nonstick, and cast iron. Never use metal or abrasives on nonstick and don't max out the temp. Cast iron is good if you don't mind doing a little research and routine maintenance. Carbon steel warps if heated too quickly, so I prefer stainless. For nonstick, just buy the cheapest ceramic coated one you can find. Regardless of which one you use or how well they are treated, they will lose their nonstick properties after a certain number of uses/washes. Also, don't listen to cast iron snobs telling you that nonstick doesn't have its place in the kitchen. No amount of cast iron seasoning will ever be able to do some of the things nonstick can.
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darekdAug 17, 2025 08:58 PM
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There is nothing like bacon and eggs with some PFAS 😀
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FantasticStep8215Aug 18, 2025 03:15 AM
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Quote from wills916 :
so do these just leech pfas chemicals in a hexclad knockoff pattern?

Yes, worst of both worlds.
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Wmgrant01Aug 18, 2025 05:04 AM
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get a lodge cast iron double dutch oven and never buy another pan for the rest of your life
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dcpoorAug 18, 2025 05:41 AM
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full clad triply pans and they they throw on nonstick to ruin it.
good job. :~
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hologramtrespasserAug 18, 2025 04:38 PM
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This type of hexclad style hybrid pans is dumb and it combines the worst properties of stainless with the worst properties of nonstick pans. Just get stainless for most of your cooking and one cheap nonstick pan for when you really need nonstick and expect that the nonstick one will wear out and need to be replaced periodically.
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YingTKAug 18, 2025 06:09 PM
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Quote from Rurjur :
I would stay away. As someone who has been in the back of hundreds of commercial kitchens, I have never seen one of these pans being used. I used a knockoff hexclad that I purchased from my local Asian grocer about 8 years ago. It looked identical to hexclad in every way, and likely was. It turned out to be a master of none. I would stick with stainless/carbon steel, ceramic nonstick, and cast iron. Never use metal or abrasives on nonstick and don't max out the temp. Cast iron is good if you don't mind doing a little research and routine maintenance. Carbon steel warps if heated too quickly, so I prefer stainless. For nonstick, just buy the cheapest ceramic coated one you can find. Regardless of which one you use or how well they are treated, they will lose their nonstick properties after a certain number of uses/washes. Also, don't listen to cast iron snobs telling you that nonstick doesn't have its place in the kitchen. No amount of cast iron seasoning will ever be able to do some of the things nonstick can.

Would you have suggestions on true ceramic coated pans? I read many claimed ceramics but actually still contain typical nonstick, and that true ceramic coated ones aren't cheap. I've been trying to find one to compliment the cast iron, carbon steel and stainless steels we have.
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clinteastwoodYesterday 01:34 AM
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Don't buy Hexclad or this copy. Just buy a normal nonstick PTFE pan if you want a normal nonstick pan. Yes, it will wear out eventually.
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clinteastwoodYesterday 01:35 AM
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Quote from YingTK :
Would you have suggestions on true ceramic coated pans? I read many claimed ceramics but actually still contain typical nonstick, and that true ceramic coated ones aren't cheap. I've been trying to find one to compliment the cast iron, carbon steel and stainless steels we have.
Don't bother with ceramic "nonstick" pans. They wear out even faster than teflon based PTFE pans. If you're worried about health risks or environmental impact of throwing away pans, just get stainless steel pans or maybe carbon steel/cast iron.

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ajcazz901Yesterday 01:36 AM
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What "induction compatible" means to t-fal is that these get detected and then mildly warm on an induction range set to max. Absolutely do not buy for an induction stove.

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