Paris Hilton Iconic Nonstick Pots and Pans Set, Multi-Layer Nonstick Coating, Matching Lids with Gold Handles, Made Without PFOA, Dishwasher Safe Cookware Set, 10-Piece, Pink

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Clean utensils and gadgets with warm, soapy water, and a soft sponge or cloth. Rinse thoroughly and dry. Functionality: The cookware line offers a wide range of products to suit various cooking styles and preferences. From essential pots and pans to unique kitchen gadgets, the collection caters to both novice and experienced home chefs. It all gets odder as it goes on. It’s not (just) that Hilton has only four phrases at her disposal (“So good”, “So bomb”, “Insane”, “So cute”), but that she is such a deadening presence. The monotonous voice, the unmoving face, the careful movements developed over a lifetime of not wanting to disturb hair or outfit – it leaches vitality from the entire show. Kardashian, simply by virtue of being recognisably human and willing to laugh, rescues her episode and Lovato – although almost as baffled as Hilton by kitchen ingredients – does so, too. I just love things that are really cute that make me smile, like a Judith Leiber bag with crystals and a rainbow, or one with angel wings. I know it's random to have handbags or clutches on the kitchen counter, but I like to do things my way. It puts me in a good mood. Paris Hilton at The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment event. Michael Kovac/The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images

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French company Le Creusethas been creating safe, high-quality cookware for nearly a century. This pan has the heat retention of cast iron but is covered in an enamel glaze that makes it easier to clean. Its wide, shallow base makes it great for searing vegetables and whipping up stews. And its bright color and classic design mean it can double as a serving platter, too. It comes with a lifetime warranty, so with a little TLC, you won't need to buy another one ever again. The fanciest meal of the series also proved to be the best. I course-corrected my frying skills after the French-fry mishap, resulting in phenomenal onion rings. It’s hard to go wrong with steak, even if you douse it with water, and I was pleasantly surprised that the homemade ranch tasted like ranch. We ended this journey on an overwhelmingly positive note, not only because the meal was a success but because the episode featured Paris feeding her dog caviar and Kathy drinking a Diet Coke out of a Champagne glass. One of the biggest challenges is not enough days in the week to get everything done. Every single day I’m getting different offers and people are coming to me with different ideas. I’ve also got a busy schedule of performances and appearances. Honestly, there’s just not enough time to squeeze it all in. I’m saying no to so many things now because I’m a mom and I want to be there for Phoenix as much as possible, so I don’t miss any of his milestones. I’ve learned the word no, which is something that was hard for me before. I’m an Aquarius so I’m a very creative person, and I also have ADHD, so my mind is always racing coming up with new ideas. Like Child, Hilton is a culinary icon. And like Powell, who cooked in a small apartment kitchen above a pizzeria, I’ll be cooking in an even smaller kitchen above a downstairs neighbor who graciously has yet to complain about the volume at which I play “Stars Are Blind.” Both of us have bravely undertaken serious culinary missions: her, cooking 524 recipes from a world-renowned chef, and I, following instructions from a woman who once cooked bacon with an iron on The Simple Life. There are two chefs who I actually have been in the kitchen with, and that is Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg. They are so much fun to cook with together.As such, building biologist and environmental consultant Ryan Blaser of Test My Home recommends getting rid of any older pans that may contain PFOA—especially if they're chipped. There were so many things that I learned how to cook. The pandemic was the only time in my career that I've been at home so long because I was used to traveling 250 days out of the year. I've had so much time at home with my fiancé, and I've loved to impress him with my cooking skills. One thing I learned on the cooking show was to cook a frittata, which I did with Kim [Kardashian]. My fiancé loves it, so I make that for him almost every single weekend for brunch.

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Yes. I listen to my songs. I love “Stars Are Blind.” That's a really good one to cook to. And anything by Britney Spears. This safe cast-iron pan is affordable, comes pre-seasoned (though many users say that you might want to season it yourself, too), and is topped off with a silicone handle holder to reduce the risk of any accidental burns. Glass: Glass is an inert material, meaning it's not chemically reactive, even at higher heat (though it can shatter and burn). This makes it a good alternative for nontoxic cooking and baking, though it doesn't distribute heat very well and can be cumbersome to store. Using it for stovetop cooking also requires a watchful eye. Style: If you appreciate the glamorous aesthetic and sophisticated design that Paris Hilton’s brand is known for, her cookware line might be an excellent addition to your kitchen. I always add my own ingredients. You're supposed to put cream, but I actually found this amazing vanilla almond milk. It makes the frittata taste so sweet, like that salty and sweet together. It's so delicious. I would recommend that to anyone who's making a frittata. It's a new way.

She clearly believes edible glitter is a food group ... Cooking With Paris. Photograph: Kit Karzen/Netflix Of course, Hilton has since added to her repertoire with last year’s viral YouTube video in which she made lasagna. That lasagna earned her a series that joins the new wave of celebrities learning to cook by getting a cooking show. Cooking With Paris follows Hilton’s misadventures in the kitchen alongside famous friends (and family) like Kim Kardashian West, Demi Lovato, and America’s sweetheart Kathy Hilton. Paris admits that she’s not a trained chef, but with fingerless “sliving gloves” on and bedazzled cookware at the ready, she is prepared to learn.

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Once you are famous, you can put your name on all sorts of products. Celebrity influencer Paris Hilton already markets her own perfume collection, skincare products, sparkly drink bottles, coffee and tea pots, bakeware and cutlery. And now she has expanded her business interests by adding cookware. The experts agree that, as far as toxicity is concerned, the way you care for your pans is even more important than the pans themselves. Emma Loewe is the Sustainability and Health Director at mindbodygreen and the author of Return to Nature: The New Science of How Natural Landscapes Restore Us. She is also the co-author of The Spirit Almanac: A Modern Guide To Ancient Self Care, which she wrote alongside Lindsay Kellner. They use safe materials, are responsibly made with the environment in mind (we'll call out their individual eco-accolades in the description), and come highly rated by home cooks.As of 2015, eight major chemical manufacturers have agreed to cut ties with it through an agreement with the EPA. High-quality stainless steel pots and pans with encapsulated aluminum bases and tempered glass lids. Paris Hilton has done just about everything: DJ-ing, modeling, writing, singing and more (not to mention that she’s a high-key fashion icon). Her memoir, Paris: The Memoir, was published earlier this year, and she describes it as a continuation of “this whole path of self-discovery” she began with her 2020 documentary. She advocates for empowering survivors of the “troubled teen industry” as well, speaking out against residential treatment programs and having testified before Congress and multiple state governments.