
Titan Titanium Saucepan
For oats, sauces and side dishes.
Three useful partners for your Titan pan. Add the pieces you need.

For oats, sauces and side dishes.

Four tools for turning and serving.

A titanium face for everyday prep.
You choose the ingredients. It makes sense to look at the surfaces that touch them, too.

Many traditional non-stick pans use a coating made with PTFE, a type of PFAS. If you prefer to cook without an added non-stick layer, Titan gives you a titanium cooking surface.

Plastic boards can develop deep knife marks with repeated use. Replace worn tools that are difficult to clean, and choose materials you feel comfortable using around food.

A strongly overheated, empty PTFE-coated pan can release harmful fumes. Everyday cooking calls for sensible heat control, whichever pan you use.
See the drawbacks of each surface, then compare them with Titan.

Drawbacks to consider

Drawbacks to consider

Drawbacks to consider

Drawbacks to consider

What to know: Use a little oil and gentle heat. Give food time to brown before turning; an uncoated pan needs this technique for easier release.
Choose your Titan ↗What touches your food deserves a closer look. Titanium has been studied as a material for food contact, including its resistance to liquids designed to mimic demanding food conditions.
A published assessment identified titanium as a candidate food-grade material.
Titan puts titanium where your food cooks, with no added non-stick coating.
This research concerns titanium as a material. It is separate from testing or certification of our finished pan.
Researchers examined how titanium stood up to challenging food-like test liquids and concluded it was a candidate for food-grade use.

Titan brings together a titanium cooking surface, an aluminum middle layer and a stainless-steel base.
Your food cooks directly on titanium, with no added non-stick coating. This is the surface you see and use every day.
Aluminum conducts heat through the pan. It sits inside the construction, beneath the titanium cooking surface.
The outer base provides structure and support, bringing the layers together in one everyday pan.
A little preparation, gentle heat and good timing help you get more from your uncoated pan.

Before the first use, wash with warm water, mild dish soap and a soft sponge. Rinse and dry thoroughly.

Begin on low to medium heat and add a little oil or butter. Spread it across the cooking surface and add food before the fat smokes.

Let eggs set and other food brown before turning. If food resists, give it a little more time instead of forcing it loose.

Let the pan cool before washing. Soak stuck-on food in warm, soapy water, clean with a soft sponge, then dry before putting it away.
Keep empty pans off high heat, use a mitt when the handle is hot, and follow the supplied care instructions for oven use and stovetop compatibility.
Try Titan in your own kitchen, with a clear return window and support for the years ahead.
Give Titan a place in your daily routine. Contact us within the 60-day return window if you would like to arrange a return.
Your Titan pan is backed by a lifetime warranty. Our team can help with product questions and warranty requests.
Orders process in 1–2 business days. Estimated US shipping takes 5–7 business days after dispatch.
The 8.7-inch Compact works well for smaller portions. The 10.2-inch Everyday is a versatile choice for eggs, vegetables and dinner. The 11.8-inch Family offers more room for shared meals. Dimensions measure across the top rim.
Use a little oil or butter and gradual heat. Give food time to brown or set before lifting. Technique helps food release from an uncoated metal surface.
Titan uses a titanium cooking surface, an aluminum middle layer and a stainless-steel base. Your food cooks on titanium with no added non-stick coating.
Daily Duo includes the 10.2- and 11.8-inch pans with two free lids. Complete Trio includes the 8.7-, 10.2- and 11.8-inch pans with three free lids.
Email support@notoxchef.com with your order number and a description of your request. Titan comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee and a lifetime warranty.
Titan Titanium Pan
3,467 reviews
first go I had the heat way too high lol. Lower heat, a little butter and leaving the eggs alone made the next breakfast much better.

Titan Titanium Pan
Used it for zucchini, onions and eggs this week. I like knowing exactly what the cooking surface is.

Titan Titanium PanI always seem to buy a pan and then realise the lid costs extra. Having one that fits from day one is handy.
Titan Titanium PanComing from a coated pan there was a learning curve. It needs oil and some patience, especially with eggs. Happy once I slowed down.

Titan Titanium PanDinner is usually whatever veg is in the fridge. This has been a good size for the meals I make most.

Titan Titanium Pan
I let it cool before washing and give the stuck bits a little soak. Much easier than scrubbing at a hot pan.
Titan Titanium PanThe hammered finish looks even nicer in person. Already has a few cooking marks, which I expected from metal.

Titan Titanium PanLittle butter, medium-low heat, eggs in. Took me a couple tries but I have a routine now.

Titan Titanium PanCheck your hob and cupboard before picking a size. I measured mine and the pan fits where I wanted it.
Titan Titanium Pan
I wanted cookware I could look after for years. Having clear care instructions mattered more to me than a flashy promise.

Titan Titanium PanHonestly, first go I had the heat way too high lol. Lower heat, a little butter and leaving the eggs alone made the next breakfast much better. I like keeping things simple in the kitchen.

Titan Titanium PanHonestly, used it for zucchini, onions and eggs this week. I like knowing exactly what the cooking surface is. The little details make a difference when you use something often.
Titan Titanium PanHonestly, i always seem to buy a pan and then realise the lid costs extra. Having one that fits from day one is handy. Took a bit of getting used to, but it fits my routine now.

Titan Titanium Pan
Honestly, coming from a coated pan there was a learning curve. It needs oil and some patience, especially with eggs. Happy once I slowed down. Would recommend checking the measurements before choosing.

Titan Titanium PanHonestly, dinner is usually whatever veg is in the fridge. This has been a good size for the meals I make most. I am cooking at home more, so practical stuff matters to me.
Titan Titanium PanHonestly, i let it cool before washing and give the stuck bits a little soak. Much easier than scrubbing at a hot pan. Not much else to add, it gets used regularly.

Titan Titanium PanHonestly, the hammered finish looks even nicer in person. Already has a few cooking marks, which I expected from metal. I keep the care instructions handy.

Titan Titanium Pan
Honestly, little butter, medium-low heat, eggs in. Took me a couple tries but I have a routine now. Bought it for everyday use rather than special occasions.
Titan Titanium PanHonestly, check your hob and cupboard before picking a size. I measured mine and the pan fits where I wanted it. Our kitchen is small so I plan where everything will go.

Titan Titanium PanHonestly, i wanted cookware I could look after for years. Having clear care instructions mattered more to me than a flashy promise. Happy with how it fits into our meal prep.

Titan Titanium PanFor the way we cook, first go I had the heat way too high lol. Lower heat, a little butter and leaving the eggs alone made the next breakfast much better. I like keeping things simple in the kitchen. It lives with the things I reach for most.
Titan Titanium Pan
For the way we cook, used it for zucchini, onions and eggs this week. I like knowing exactly what the cooking surface is. The little details make a difference when you use something often. Still figuring out my favorite way to use it.

Titan Titanium PanFor the way we cook, i always seem to buy a pan and then realise the lid costs extra. Having one that fits from day one is handy. Took a bit of getting used to, but it fits my routine now. No complicated routine here, just regular home cooking.

Titan Titanium PanFor the way we cook, coming from a coated pan there was a learning curve. It needs oil and some patience, especially with eggs. Happy once I slowed down. Would recommend checking the measurements before choosing. It lives with the things I reach for most.
Titan Titanium PanFor the way we cook, dinner is usually whatever veg is in the fridge. This has been a good size for the meals I make most. I am cooking at home more, so practical stuff matters to me. Still figuring out my favorite way to use it.

Titan Titanium Pan
For the way we cook, i let it cool before washing and give the stuck bits a little soak. Much easier than scrubbing at a hot pan. Not much else to add, it gets used regularly. No complicated routine here, just regular home cooking.

Titan Titanium PanFor the way we cook, the hammered finish looks even nicer in person. Already has a few cooking marks, which I expected from metal. I keep the care instructions handy. It lives with the things I reach for most.
Titan Titanium PanFor the way we cook, little butter, medium-low heat, eggs in. Took me a couple tries but I have a routine now. Bought it for everyday use rather than special occasions. Still figuring out my favorite way to use it.

Titan Titanium PanFor the way we cook, check your hob and cupboard before picking a size. I measured mine and the pan fits where I wanted it. Our kitchen is small so I plan where everything will go. No complicated routine here, just regular home cooking.

Titan Titanium Pan
For the way we cook, i wanted cookware I could look after for years. Having clear care instructions mattered more to me than a flashy promise. Happy with how it fits into our meal prep. It lives with the things I reach for most.
Titan Titanium Pan