Ninja ZEROSTICK Ceramic Pro 28 cm Frying Pan – Black CW30028UK

Most ceramic pans fail the same way: the coating looks pristine for a month, then eggs start sticking and you're back to square one. Ninja's ZEROSTICK Ceramic Pro addresses this with a scratch-resistant ceramic surface that's also rated to 285°C — high enough to properly sear meat without the pan protesting, which is where many ceramic alternatives simply give up. The 100% recycled aluminium body keeps weight sensible while still distributing heat evenly, and the whole thing goes straight in the dishwasher without the usual caveats about "occasional hand-washing recommended."

Who Is This For?

This pan suits someone who's been burned (metaphorically) by cheap ceramic before and wants a more durable step up, without committing to the weight and maintenance of cast iron or the health concerns some people associate with traditional non-stick coatings. It's particularly well-suited to anyone cooking for one or two who wants genuine versatility — from omelettes to searing chicken thighs — in a single 28 cm pan. If you cook at high heat constantly or need something that'll survive a professional kitchen environment, you'd want to look at stainless or carbon steel instead.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the genuine non-stick performance out of the box, with eggs and fish releasing cleanly even with minimal oil. The handle gets specific mentions for staying cool on the hob. The most common limitation reported is that the coating, while more durable than budget ceramics, still requires some care — metal utensils will eventually cause wear, and a few owners note that heat distribution isn't perfectly even on smaller induction rings.

The Deal

At £44.99, down from £69.99, you're saving £25 — a 36% reduction. This product is newly tracked on The Daily Find, so there's no long price history to validate the "was" price against, which is worth keeping in mind; however, £44.99 for a Ninja ceramic pan of this specification is a reasonable price point by current market standards. For more context on Ninja pricing, our best Ninja deals guide and best cookware deals page are worth a look. A solid pan at a fair price — just go in with realistic expectations about ceramic longevity.