“I Don’t Regret Buying Them”: Content Creator Answers Questions About PEP Ceramic Cookware, SA Wowed

“I Don’t Regret Buying Them”: Content Creator Answers Questions About PEP Ceramic Cookware, SA Wowed

  • A home content creator shared a detailed review of PEP Home's viral ceramic cookware range on TikTok
  • She confirmed the pots are non-stick, oven-safe, and compatible with gas, induction, and standard stovetops
  • South Africans in the comments could not stop raving about the pots, with some struggling to find stock
Viewers were uimpresed with the review and promised to buy them
A home creator addressed viewers' queries about PEP Home’s affordable ceramic pot range. Image: @pov.thehomeedit
Source: TikTok

A South African home content creator is helping thousands of shoppers make sense of PEP Home's ceramic cookware range, which has been flying off shelves across the country. TikTok user @pov.thehomeedit posted the review on 18 September 2026, tackling the questions her followers kept asking about the popular pots. The clip quickly gained traction as viewers recognised it as exactly the kind of honest, practical breakdown they had been looking for.

What the PEP Home pots can actually do

In the video, she confirmed that the cookware is non-stick and ceramic-coated, oven-safe, and works across gas, induction, and standard electric stovetops. For anyone who has been on the fence, that covers most South African kitchens.

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She also shared a few tips to keep the pots in good shape. Gas flame users should ensure the heat stays under the base and does not creep up the sides, as this causes discolouration. Metal utensils are a no-go since they scratch and eventually damage the coating, so wooden or plastic alternatives are the way to go. When stacking the pots for storage, she advised placing protective separators between them to avoid surface damage.

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Watch the full PEP Home cookware review in the TikTok video below:

Mzansi reacts to the PEP Home review

The comment section made it clear the pots have built up quite a following, with both curious shoppers and proud owners weighing in:

@tete said:

"I want these pots."

@Taedig wrote:

"Waiting for them to arrive in Namibia."

@Tshepang_H shared:

"I wish PEP Home could add other colours, like burgundy or sage."

@iimtless cautioned fellow buyers:

"These pots are not compatible with metal cutlery. They will start to get scratches and eventually peel. Use plastic or wooden cutlery."

@Leago choma 🧱 asked:

"Where can I find them? Pretoria is finished."

@Makhostlive said:

"I don't regret buying them 💕 🧱."

3 more PEP Home articles

  • A Cape Town content creator impressed social media users after sharing a viral haul video showcasing her aesthetic, budget-friendly kitchenware and home decor finds from PEP Home.
  • Briefly News reported that a content creator uncovered a range of cast-iron cookware that bears a striking resemblance to the iconic French luxury brand Le Creuset, retailing from R799, impressing many viewers.
  • A retail store employee showcased kitchenware such as sets of gorgeous bowls in different shapes, priced from as low as R79.99 at PEP Home, impressing many viewers.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter at Briefly News, focusing on social commentary, community stories, viral human-interest features, and public discourse. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Bongiwe began her editorial career in campus media before contributing across print and digital platforms at BONA Magazine, where she covered current news and societal trends. She specialises in reporting on local community accounts, social media discourse, and viral South African events. Contact: bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za