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Ceramics.
Ceramic coated pans and ceramic bakeware are both solid non-toxic options for cooking.
I have ceramic coated, cast iron, steel, and something else I can't remember the name of and use them all with the main consideration being how much oil will be used and heat retention.
Clay pots or bust, maybe the occasional meat on a stick
Science Luddism x Cottagecore I love it
How about wooden spatulas and glass jars?
No one has suggested carbon steel in this comment thread yet, but others have elsewhere - just wanted to say it's amazing. I use either stainless or carbon and have moved on entirely from cast iron apart from for casserole type food.
What is enabled cast iron?
Bet you aren't activating your carbons either
Glass or stoneware has its applications.