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#785: The Random Show — 2025 Predictions (AI, Aliens, BTC, and More), New Year’s Resolutions and Strategies, Smart Fitness, The Spinal Engine, New Apps, and Much More

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In the last handful of years I've become very interested in environmental toxins, avoiding microplastics and many other Commonly found. compounds all over the place. One place I looked is in the kitchen. Many people don't realize just how toxic their cookware is or can be. A lot of non stick pans, practically all of them, can release harmful forever chemicals, PFAS. In other words, spelled P F A S into your food, your home, and then ultimately that ends up in your body. Teflon is a prime example of this. It is still the forever chemical that most companies are using.

So our place reached out to me as a potential and the first thing I did was look at the reviews of their products and said, send me one and that is the Titanium Always Pan Pro and the claim is that it's the first non stick pan with zero coating. So that means zero forever chemicals and durability that'll last forever. I was very skeptical. I was very busy. So I said, you know what? I wanna test this thing quickly. It's supposed to be non stick. It's supposed to be durable. I'm gonna test it with two things. I'm gonna test it with Scrambled eggs in the morning. Because eggs are always a disaster in anything that isn't non stick with the toxic coating.

And then I'm gonna test it with a steak sear. I wanna see how much it retains heat. And It worked perfectly. In both cases, and I was frankly astonished.

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