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Win a $100,000 Kitchen Remodel From Caraway (and Skip the Non-Toxic Cookware FOMO While You’re At It)

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11.08.2026

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Win a $100,000 Kitchen Remodel From Caraway (and Skip the Non-Toxic Cookware FOMO While You’re At It)

Win a kitchen glow-up, courtesy of Caraway!

By Sam Watanuki | Reviewed by Ysolt Usigan

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It’s time to say goodbye to your cupboard full of scratched-up non-stick pans from a decade ago.

Caraway wants to make it very worth your while to finally re-up your cookware. The clean-cookware brand has opened up entries for its $100,000 Dream Kitchen Sweepstakes, and shopping is only one of several ways in.

Caraway makes ceramic-coated cookware, bakeware, and storage built around the idea of performance, without the stuff you don’t want simmering into dinner. The line skips PTFE, PFOA, and PFAS (the so-called “forever chemicals” found in a lot of traditional non-stick coatings) in favor of a ceramic non-stick surface that’s third-party tested for safety. It’s become one of the more recognizable names in the direct-to-consumer kitchen space, with a large, engaged social following built around before-and-after pantry glow-ups and “getting rid of my old Teflon” videos.

The $100,000 Make the Swap Sweepstakes

Caraway’s sweepstakes centers on the idea of “making the swap” away from old, PFAS-coated kitchenware.........

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