SharkNinja says its frying pans have a stronger nonstick coating because they're made at 30,000°F.
SharkNinja claims that its nonstick pans are manufactured under a maximum temperature of 30,000°F, which is almost three times hotter than the surface of the sun.
The company says the super hot temperature ensures that the nonstick coating on its pans is more resistant than competitor pans made at lower temperatures.
Brown purchased two 12-inch, nonstick frying pans made by SharkNinja in 2021, according to the lawsuit.
As Brown's case unfolds, Mon said he's waiting to see whether SharkNinja will present evidence on additional foods they've tested.
Persons:
SharkNinja, they're, —, Patricia Brown, SharkNinja's, Brown, Gonzalo E, Kelley Drye, Warren, Mon
Organizations:
Service, New, Court, NASA, Washington Post, National Advertising
Locations:
New Jersey, Danish