Originally Posted by
algae
When I read about titanium cookware, it says the exterior is titanium. The interior is usually DuPont Autograph 2. What is the advantage of the titanium? I thought that hardening the cooking surface so that it won't be damaged was the main goal. Also the pan itself is usually aluminum (anodized). Isn't aluminum unsafe to cook with? I want to buy new cookware and don't want to regret my purchase later.
titanium cookware... I think is just another way for them take your money.. if you are worrying about contamination, go with stainless steel , glass ware, cast iron or enamel... what they put(coat) on the outside won't be any stronger than heavy stainless steel ( 250- 500 $ for 8-10 PC set)