Move over Le Creuset, Ninja's chic, space-saving cookware is the non-toxic upgrade your kitchen needs

Beautiful enough to leave out, but practical enough to use everyday

Ninja NeverQuit Ceramic Pro Pan Set in a kitchen, showing the non-stick and different colourways from above with a cutout of the pan
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Ceramic pans have become a fast favourite in non-toxic kitchens. They're non-stick, stylish, and naturally easy and speedy to use. The only catch is that ceramic has a reputation for chipping, wearing, and losing its slick finish over time. Ninja, however, has been paying attention.

Famous for their air fryers and NeverStick pan range, Ninja makes some of the best non-toxic pans, pots, and cookware you can buy. But its latest and greatest launch is absolutely the new NeverQuit pans.

Stylishly designed, stackable, and completely non-toxic, these are the Le Creuset equivalent in the world of induction pans. With modern touches, they'll give any home chef and cautious cook confidence in the kitchen.

Ninja NeverQuit Ceramic Pro Pan Set Launch

Ninja NeverQuit Ceramic Pro Pan frying pan tipping an egg onto avocado on toast

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Ninja's NeverQuit pans tick a lot of the boxes we look for in kitchen essentials that are worth investing in. Here are just a few of the features that set them apart:

  • A coating that's built to last: ceramic has a reputation for chipping and showing wear, but Ninja has made the NeverQuit pans notably resilient, so they can withstand scratches, chips, and everyday wear.
  • Non-toxic with no compromise: the ceramic coating is beautifully not-stick and yet still free from the PFAS and PTFE that raised concern over the coatings we cook with. It's good to have some reassurance.
  • Stackable, space-saving design: the folding lids and handles let the pans stack neatly in a cupboard and the lids double as pan stands when you need somewhere to rest your hot pan
  • Versatile enough for any hob and cooking style: thanks to their magnetic base, these pans work on every hob type, induction and portable induction hobs included. They’re also oven-safe up to 285°C, so you can sear on the hob and finish in the oven without switching pans.
  • Reliable performance: the 4mm-thick aluminium construction resists warping and heats evenly, so there are no hot spots to burn the edges of your food while the middle catches up.
  • Easy to clean: the NeverQuit pans are all dishwasher safe, so cleaning up after dinner only takes stacking into the machine.

Who would the Ninja NeverQuit Ceramic Pro Pan Set suit?

Ninja NeverQuit Ceramic Pro Pan Set in a kitchen, showing the non-stick and different colourways on a cooker

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Technical and pretty pans are a rarity, but the NeverQuit range has hit the sweet spot. Available in three shades, Forest Sage, White Gold, and Nautical Navy, each one has a stylish look that makes then attractive enough to style in plain sight for all to admire. It's especially handy if you cook most nights, because it means your everyday pans get a pulled-together, extraordinary upgrade.

It's not just about the looks, of course. Ninja has always been a brand that prides itself on attention to details and solving problems you didn't realise you even had. They were one of the first to make non-toxic air fryers, so it's no surprise that they've packed even more innovation into the NeverQuit. Their NeverChip System keeps the pans from touching when they're stored, using nesting guides so that they don't scrape and wear down the ceramic, unlike most pans. The Layflat Lids also stack neatly, so you don't need any pan protectors or storage accessories, which is a godsend for already full cupboards that need some kitchen storage hacks.

Ninja NeverQuit Ceramic Pro Pan Set in a kitchen, showing the non-stick and different colourways stacked together on a counter

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When it comes to cooking, Ninja promises that the pans heat up quickly and cook evenly, boasting grill and oven safe features up to 285°C, so you can sear on the hob, then roast or bake without switching dishes.

Cooking and cleaning is easy too. The non-stick ceramic means food needs little to no oil. This lets you make lighter, healthier choices in the kitchen. Then, the coating is metal-utensil safe, so you don't need to tiptoe around any tough dishes with wooden spoons and spatulas. They're firmly in the category of non-toxic kitchen essentials. And they're stain resistant and easy to wipe clean before packing away in the dishwasher.

Most pans will promise you 1-3 years on the build quality, but Ninja backs these with 10 years on the build and 3 years on the coating. It's an impressive promise for ceramic, but it speaks to the confidence Ninja has in the NeverQuit design.

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The Ninja NeverQuit Ceramic Pro Pan Set is available as a full set of saucepans and frying pans, or as individual pan duos split into saucepans and frying pans, so you can invest in the whole collection or start with the pans you reach for most.

At £349.99 for the full set, it’s a considered purchase, but it’s one that makes sense for anyone who’s been let down by ceramic before. You get a non-toxic, PFAS- and PTFE-free non-stick surface, a design built to resist chips and scratches, and a 10-year pan guarantee and 3-year coating guarantee for peace of mind. Add the space-saving stacking and a choice of Forest Sage, White Gold or Nautical Navy, and these are pans that look as good as they perform. If you want cookware that’s beautiful, practical and made to last, the NeverQuit range is well worth a place in your kitchen. Think of them as your new cast iron casserole dishes.

Laura Honey
Homes Ecommerce Editor

Laura is woman&home's eCommerce editor, in charge of testing, reviewing and recommending products for your home. You'll see her testing anything from damp-banishing dehumidifiers and KitchenAid's most covetable stand mixers through to the latest in Le Creuset's cast iron collection.

Previously, she was eCommerce Editor at Homes & Gardens, and has also written for Living Etc, The White Company and local publications when she was a student at Oxford University. She is also a Master Perfumer (a qualified candle snob), SCA-Certified Barista (qualified coffee snob) and part of a family who runs a pizza business (long-time pizza snob) - all of which come in handy when you're looking for the best pieces of kit to have kitchen.

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