Ninja's New Non-Toxic NeverQuit Ceramic Cookware Could Set a New Standard for Non-Stick – And It's Some of the Prettiest Yet
Plus, the matching NeverDull Knife Set completes any hardworking home kitchen
There are few alternatives to PFAS-based non-stick cookware quite like ceramic. It offers the slick, easy-release surface home cooks love without relying on PFAS, but that convenience can come with a trade-off: Ceramic coatings are just as prone to chipping and scratching.
Enter the new Ninja NeverQuit Cookware. Promising twice the durability of standard ceramic non-stick, alongside dishwasher-and metal-utensil-safe construction and a PFAS-free coating, it could be one of the toughest non-stick, non-toxic cookware sets yet.
And, admittedly, there’s another reason I’m intrigued. It’s seriously good-looking. Available in five timeless shades, this is cookware you won’t mind leaving on the stovetop. Here’s why I’m so excited to get my hands on it.
We have reviewed Ninja Ceramic cookware before and loved how easy it is to use, the sleek design, and its affordability. Our only complaint was how delicate ceramic could be.
Now, the NeverQuit set is fixing past wrongs with ceramic twice as durable, creating pans that are built to last, not be replaced. They're putting their money where their mouth is with a three-year guarantee on the non-stick ceramic coating itself, something I have never seen on a ceramic pan before. They use 'NeverChip' coatings, meaning you can stack and store your pans without the fear of them scratching, while remaining truly non-toxic, with no PFAS, PTFEs, PFOAS, lead or cadmium.
In theory, you can scrape it with metal utensils, scrub it in the sink (or shove it in the dishwasher), and cook with it in the oven without obsessing over the finer details of how to clean and care for your cookware – and these are all things I will put to the test when I come to review them for myself.
It is also a blessing for my small kitchen. Pan sets usually overwhelm my limited kitchen storage, but the fold-flat lid handles and nesting design mean I will be able to slot them all onto my shelving without a second thought.
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If I needed to, however, I'd happily leave this set on my stovetop. Launching in Chai Pink, Iceland Blue, Nautical Maple Blue, Stone and Gold, Stone Mountain Green, and White Gold, there is a hue to suit every kitchen design. Honestly, I have never been more excited for a pan collection release before.
What Else to Shop
For more shopping inspiration, I’ve curated a selection of kitchen upgrades and essential care tools to help you create a healthier, more considered kitchen and keep it in top condition for years to come; from the best chef's knives to non-toxic air fryers.
All prices were correct at the time of publication.
The Ninja NeverDull Knife Set is made from German steel and is guaranteed to stay razor-sharp for over 10 years when used/maintained as directed. You can find matching hues to complement your new pan set, too.
Combining two in one, Ninja® Crispi Microwave combines the power of a Crispi glass air fryer with the speed of a 1000W countertop microwave. It's equipped with 14-in-1 cooking functionality, including 8 microwave presets and 5 air fryer presets, making it easy to defrost, crisp, air-bake, and more.
Silicone tools have become my go-to, being easier to maintain than wood and safe for all cookware. This Bella set features everything you need from flipping to stirring, and comes in a compact crock for easy counter storage.
While HexClad pans are not as delicate as other non-toxic alternatives, it is still best to 'file' them away to keep your cabinets neat. This adjustable OXO organizer is ideal, with a wide base to avoid tipping and movable dividers to accommodate any-sized pan.
Approved by the Environmental Working Group as non-toxic, this gentle dish soap is perfect for caring for delicate pans without the risk of toxic residue.
Sponge cloths are plant-based, meaning they are free from plastics and decompose in compost heaps in around 10 months, making them an eco-friendly, hygienic alternative to traditional sponges and paper towels.
The kitchen is just the first place to start when considering toxins in your home. We have a complete guide to a non-toxic home to help you tackle the rest of your spaces without feeling overwhelmed.
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Chiana is Homes & Gardens’ kitchen appliances editor. With a lifelong passion for cooking and baking, she grew up experimenting in the kitchen every weekend with her baking-extraordinaire Mom, has spent time cooking with Le Creuset's expert chefs, and has developed a great understanding of how tools and appliances can make or break your ideal relaxing kitchen routine.