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13" Teewe Carbon Steel Pre-Seasoned Nonstick Wok w/ Lid, Spatula and Dish Brush $20.27 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+

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Teewe-US via Amazon [amazon.com] has 13" Teewe Carbon Steel Pre-Seasoned Nonstick Wok w/ Lid, Spatula and Dish Brush on sale for $28.96 - an additional $8.69 = $20.27 when you apply code EVORTL26at checkout. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.

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therockobamaToday 07:28 PM
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FYI this is supposedly "nitrided carbon steel" in which there is (supposedly) no chemical coating for the non-stick layer, rather it's a pre-seasoned layer of oil formed by heating the wok to high temperatures. It's hard to gauge whether these are actually nitrided if you're worried about teflon etc.
On a side note, the wooden handle is not good quality - starts peeling off after a couple of washes.
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forsavingsToday 07:57 PM
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Amazon reviews say its non stick coating came off within a few uses..bummer
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WhitecraneToday 08:19 PM
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Quote from forsavings :
Amazon reviews say its non stick coating came off within a few uses..bummer
Those reviewers don't know how to cook on carbon steel properly then. This pan does not *have* a nonstick layer. It is nitrided carbon steel. Nitride is not a layer. It is a treatment of the carbon steel.

The pan requires all the same care that cast iron or regular carbon steel does. It requires regular seasoning, and good temperature control.
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WhitecraneToday 08:22 PM
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Quote from therockobama :
FYI this is supposedly "nitrided carbon steel" in which there is (supposedly) no chemical coating for the non-stick layer, rather it's a pre-seasoned layer of oil formed by heating the wok to high temperatures. It's hard to gauge whether these are actually nitrided if you're worried about teflon etc. On a side note, the wooden handle is not good quality - starts peeling off after a couple of washes.
I don't think Teflon is a legitimate concern here. It either has a layer of PFOA / PFAS or it doesn't. Nitriding the steel Is merely the injection of nitrogen gas into the steel, increasing its density, towards the top where the food is touching. It isn't intended to be anywhere near as non-stick as Teflon, It just gives the oil and food particles less wide pores to fall into as the pan heats up. It requires slightly less maintenance than traditional carbon steel, and will be a bit rust resistant but not rust proof then traditional carbon steel.

Whether it's nitrided or not, there is an expectation your regularly seasoning and oiling the pan.
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Quote from Whitecrane :
Those reviewers don't know how to cook on carbon steel properly then. This pan does not *have* a nonstick layer. It is nitrided carbon steel. Nitride is not a layer. It is a treatment of the carbon steel.

The pan requires all the same care that cast iron or regular carbon steel does. It requires regular seasoning, and good temperature control.
for this work, do you just cook daily to keep food touching side seasoned or still need to oil season outside frequently?
looking for 36cm carbon steel wok, would consider those options if nitrite treatment saves some maintenance chore
Last edited by supercoolman January 28, 2026 at 03:06 PM.
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WhitecraneToday 10:08 PM
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Quote from supercoolman :
for this work, do you just cook daily to keep food touching side seasoned or still need to oil season outside frequently?looking for 36cm carbon steel wok, would consider those options if nitrite treatment saves some maintenance chore
If you cook regularly, the pan would remain season to normally. You would not have to strip and oil regularly unless a long time went by without using it.

Since most people don't use woks daily, I would say not to buy a carbon steel wok because of the maintenance it requires.

But let's be clear about one thing. This pan does not have a non-stick, "coating" of any kind.
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therockobamaToday 10:18 PM
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Quote from Whitecrane :
I don't think Teflon is a legitimate concern here. It either has a layer of PFOA / PFAS or it doesn't. Nitriding the steel Is merely the injection of nitrogen gas into the steel, increasing its density, towards the top where the food is touching. It isn't intended to be anywhere near as non-stick as Teflon, It just gives the oil and food particles less wide pores to fall into as the pan heats up. It requires slightly less maintenance than traditional carbon steel, and will be a bit rust resistant but not rust proof then traditional carbon steel.

Whether it's nitrided or not, there is an expectation your regularly seasoning and oiling the pan.
How do you know they aren't just saying it's nitrided but is actually coated with PFOA/PFAS? I'd rather use a nitrided CS wok than my regular seasoned one as it's less maintenance, but it's hard to know if these listings are truthful in saying it's nitrided.

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WhitecraneToday 11:16 PM
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Quote from therockobama :
How do you know they aren't just saying it's nitrided but is actually coated with PFOA/PFAS? I'd rather use a nitrided CS wok than my regular seasoned one as it's less maintenance, but it's hard to know if these listings are truthful in saying it's nitrided.
Apart from the fact that the Amazon reviews are full of people upset with the out of the box non-stick performance, I simply don't believe it's possible in 2026 for a cookware company to pie about the chemicals they're using. Bringing a product to market is a multimillion dollar operation, requires the purchase of product liability insurance, and multiple stakeholders all who can be held accountable.

Nitriding the carbon steel doesn't mean you don't have to season it. All nitride does is inject some nitrogen bubbles into the carbon steel. It increases the density of the steel where the nitrogen has penetrated. This makes for smaller pores opening up in the metal as it gets hot. So your food is a little less likely to stick because it can't seep in to those pores because there's so much smaller. It's still going to stick, and still requires a nice layer of seasoning. The nonstick property of nitrided carbon steel is GREATLY exaggerated. Everyone who cooks on nitrided carbon steel has to season it, or they assume it's defective and they throw it out. Misen Cookware has a small riot on their hands because their nitrided pan isn't non-stick at all. People have been furious.

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