Ninja ZEROSTICK Ceramic Pro 32 cm Frying Pan – Black CW30032UK

The headline feature here isn't the scratch-resistance or the oven-safe rating — it's the combination of PTFE-free ceramic coating with a 100% recycled aluminium body in a 32 cm format. That size matters: most ceramic pans top out at 28 cm, which forces you to crowd meat, kill your sear, and steam your vegetables instead of frying them. At 32 cm, the Ninja ZEROSTICK Ceramic Pro gives you genuine cooking surface to work with, making it a credible candidate for one-pan family meals where thermal consistency across a wide base is actually doing real work.

Who Is This For?

This is aimed squarely at cooks who've grown wary of traditional non-stick and want ceramic performance without compromising on durability — particularly households cooking for three or more people who need a pan large enough to handle a full batch of stir-fry or a family-sized frittata without juggling between hobs. The 285°C heat tolerance also suits anyone who starts on the hob and finishes in the oven. If you cook solo, regularly, on low heat, a cheaper 24 cm ceramic pan will serve you just as well and save you more money.

What Buyers Say

Owners of the ZEROSTICK Ceramic Pro range tend to praise the even heat distribution and the ease of cleaning — eggs and fish in particular release cleanly without oil pooling. The most consistent criticism, however, is longevity: ceramic coatings across this category, including Ninja's, tend to degrade noticeably after 12 to 18 months of daily use, especially if exposed to rapid temperature changes or abrasive cleaning despite the dishwasher-safe claim.

The Deal

Currently priced at £49.99, down from £74.99, the saving is £25 — a solid 33% reduction. Because this product is newly tracked on The Daily Find, there's no historical price data to confirm whether £74.99 is a genuine long-term regular price or an inflated anchor; that context genuinely matters before you commit. For a wider view of how this compares to competing pans at similar price points, our cookware deals guide and Ninja deals tracker are worth a look. Worth watching — but not worth rushing.