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With the onset of titanium, it is often compared side by side with brass and copper. Although these last two materials have been used for many years already in manufacturing cookware, it has disadvantages. First and most important of all is its high ability to rust and corrode, and thereby contaminating the foods cooked. Although copper and brass cookware is lined with non-corrosive materials, it wears off after several washing.
Titanium cookware is considered as a perfect material for cooking with class. Popular forms are open French skillet, stir-fry pans, stock pots, sierra cup, multi-compact cook set, sauce pans and backpacking cook set.
Fool proof cooking at last? Some are hesitant to put a full stamp of approval on this innovation, while others are sold on it. Some of the reasons why titanium cookware will never fail, according to its proponents are its extreme strength and durability. It resists the sorts of damage that, in time, spell doom for lesser materials. Keeping the base a solid, proven cookware material and then overlaying that lightweight product with the strength of titanium gives you stick proof baking wares that are not afraid of the dishwasher.
