Shhh...it's called thermofoil, and it's notorious for delaminating. I once did a budget reno on my kitchen, keeping the boxes, removing the gawdawful Euro cabinet doors, and replacing them with thermofoil doors from HD. It was a huge upgrade snd turned out well. After five or six years of regilar kitchen use, they started delaminating.
When DH and I married, we sold both houses and bought one together. To prepare for the sale, he used a heat gun to remove the melamine (surprisingly easy), sealed and sanded the raw melamine doors, then painted them with a spray gun. They looked fantastic, and the place sold for way over asking. The buyers have three young boys and cook often. The revived cabinets have held up quite well - seven years and counting. The paint job has lasted longer than the original thermofoil.