'Pioneer Woman' Ree Drummond Ripped For 'Explosive' & 'Warped' Kitchenware Collection

In fact, some users are claiming the products aren't safe. One Facebook user demanded Drummond stop labeling her plates as microwave safe because they're actually the opposite.

"If I can't put it in the microwave for more than two minutes without it breaking, or feeling like I pulled it out of Hell's fire, it is not microwave safe," said the concerned fan.

Another displeased customer responded to the complaint, admitting that the dishes "literally explode!"

Many disgruntled fans have actually called out Drummond on social media after their cooking utensils have broken.

"So, my flat whisk broke the very first time I used it," one fan revealed.

Another fan admitted it was a "sad morning" back in January when he was using a measuring cup from the line and "the handle snapped."

A disgruntled Twitter user even tagged the TV chef in a tweet to ensure Drummond would see the complaint. He complained that a two-week old cutting board he gifted his girlfriend was "already warped and splitting apart." The upset customer shared a picture of the board appearing crooked on a countertop.

The Oklahoma native sells a range of cookware sets. One in particular is named the Vintage Speckle 10-Piece Non-Stick Pre-Seasoned set sells for $99 – and a lot of reviewers claim the pans are ruining their meals!

"The first time I used it, pieces of the black glaze from the pot was in the food," a "disappointed" review states. "The food I made was literally all black."

Another user echoed that statement, but the chipping began when she was cleaning the dish.