We bought an Ogreenics skillet.

They going to outlaw the old type skillets starting in 2015 I guess. Can't make them anymore. So the new ceramic ones are in. You should check out HSN. One of the chefs on there has a 'green' he swares by.I like green- Alot!

I saw the frying pan in our AS Seen on Tv store, but I have a set of those ceramic skillets, but not the Ogreenics. The trouble is that my renter cut up meat in with a metal knife and it got scratched. I have not seen a set of those Ogreenics, but am thinking that it might be better. I have not checked Wal-Mart, but we are getting a Target up here, so am wondering whther it will be available there.

Igot the 10 inch oneand just love it but Ihave a person that thinks they need to cok every thing on high! so it has burnt somestuff on the sidees thatwont come off so dont cook on high!

I've been tempted to buy one because for $20 if it was good for at least a year it would be a decent buy. But when I went to get it I saw it was made in China, as were all the affordable skillets I looked at. Now, I'm not dissing you for buying a product from China, not at all! Very few ordinary people can afford to buy American. The pans I finally found were twice as expensive as the Ogreenic so I decided to make do with what I had, which is not too bad and only has a few places where the coating is flaking off--I know, that's bad for you but it's buy what I can afford or wait and buy what I want. About your dad's experience--do you really not have to wash the Ogreeenic? The commercial says just wipe it out. Is it really that good?

I have done an online research for it,it is great.I didn't think the Ogreenics is brand name at the start.

I have never heard of it will take a look at it. Glad you were able to get something you liked and wanted. What a nice gift. Money is always nice.

I would love the set too, all my pans are old and ready for the garbage

We got the other brand of skillet since we liked he knife so much, it works great. It isn't real big, but does what it needs to.

Are they good? I've been thinking about getting some...

What's special about it, why is it called Orgreenics?

Hopefully, it lives up to the hype, and it does not disappoint you. Personally, I believe in cast iron or stainless steel--no non-stick stuff even if it is claiming to be "green." There is a lot of greenwashing, and I am very wary of companies jumping on the green bandwagon.

All of these nonstick skillets have one thing in common, at least in my experience: They eventually wear down. I've purchased some before that were supposed to be the "toughest," and you could slide eggs and cheese and other stuff right out of the pan. But that never seems to last long. For me, cast iron is the way to go. Once properly seasoned, it's naturally nonstick, it sears food better, it's oven-safe, it can be cleaned thoroughly without fear of damaging it, and you can even put it out on the grill if you want to. Perhaps the Ogreenic is different and they finally built one to last. I don't know. But I think I'll stick with cast iron for now.

Hiya GG, Oh yes have heard of this one as well. Think that they are a great idea as well. I have not got one personally and I have also been watching about those non stick ceramic frying pans they look okay too. Happy meal making with your new skillet.xxx

I have heard of these before, but don't know anyone that has used them. So let me know, I was looking at saving to buy them.

I have never heard of them, and we always buy T-Fal sets. We have tried some of the others out there, but like T-Fal so far the best. You will have to let us know what you think of it, and maybe I will have to check one out sometime and try it.

I have never heard of the brand Ogreenics to be honest. I love green, my ex partner loved green and all the crockery, plates, cups, saucers etc were green. I would say treat yourself if they are good as you say they are, why not have the set, it's not as if they won't be used and I am sure your son will appreciate you putting the money to good use.

I took delivery of my new Prinetti dry frier today. After reading the instructions and setting it up I cooked steak, mushrooms and chips for my dinner. It was so delicious and cooked just how I liked it. I had to adjust the cooking times for the small amounts I cooked and I was really pleased with the outcome. I also got a good deal and saved about $50! It's black with a lime green trim...lovely!

I found a set of Green Pan cookware online for $75 with dark blue exterior and grey nonstick. It came with 3 "saute" pans, 2 saucepans, 2 fry pans, and glass lids, and I truly love them.

Hi Gardengerty I do so miss cooking and my son had given me a new set of non stick skillets and wham he lost his job,and was out of w ork for almost two years.We were evicted and the skillets were in storage for two years. oh he did short term things but now he has a permanent part time almost full time job but now so many employers are doing this they hire extra help its called with no fringe benefits so he has to pay his own health costs etc and he is not paid for legal holidays. anyway he has my skillets now and hope he uses them too as he got help with section eight to get a one bedroom apt for 30 percent of his wages which came out to 400 dollars per month as opposed to the ungodly sum of 1000 a month for one bedroom apts here in Garden Grove Ca. Our hopes of getting me and him into a 2 bedroom are still on hold m ay be for ever who knows. this was to be a few months here for me and now is going on 3 years.But the goods part is he is working and now has his own apt instead of being in with fou r other m en in a huge room. He really disliked that as I would have too but for then it was what he had to do. I bet your set of gree skillets are pretty too.

Well, I am the novice here as I have not heard of them but I read a few of the responses and those that have them like them. I do have some concerns about non stick cookware though as I believe that I read years ago that they could be carcinogenic. I use stainless steel cookware and two frying pans. I do not have a lot of saucepans etc but will check this out on line.