I like mine very much and,no, nothing sticks to them.

I bought one of the square skillets for the rv but have not used it yet since I am mostly using the toaster oven and electic skillet and multi cooker.

My in-laws bought them for their RV, and they rave about them.

I bought one on Black Friday. Yesterday i thought I would try it out with 2 eggs, sunny side up. Not only did the eggs stick, they burned in moments. The pan is going back. The brand was Gotham.

they're already showing up in thrift stores.

Like ceramic skillets, something new but not better. For eggs, regular nonstick is best. Regular nonstick skillets last maybe 6 months before performance starts to fall off so buying a less expensive models is best, you won't feel bad about tossing it and buying a replacement.

I bought T-Fal pans and they are great, if your looking for a teflon pan. That Orgreenic that was going around in 2011 is horrible. They stick like crazy. Just wondering if this new red copper is any good. Oh, and I have a ceramic waffel iron and its great!

Pkramer....did you season like instructed? Mine never sticks ...I love mine!

It seems every year something like this appears only to end up in thrift stores.

Bought them for dh who has started cooking because I didn't want him ruining my good pans. We love them. so far so good and it's been 6 months.

There are different look alikes and some are not as good as others.

I agree with Dawn. Finding something to replace the old tried and true is usually a waste of money.

I have some cast iron pans and can't for the life of me get them to not stick! I've read the instructions and keep repeating the process but I can't cook anything without it sticking. Whats the secret? Is there a certain brand to look for in the red copper?

Heat it first then add some oil then food. When finished, don't soak it, wash and scrub with water but no soap, dry on the stovetop with medium heat. light coating of oil before putting it away. The more you use it, the better it will be

I bought mine off a TV ad, not worth the big money to me. They stick

Glad you started this thread. I was curious about copper colored pans too.

I use the spray on Canola oil, nothing sticks in any pan I use.