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KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials 10-piece cookware set includes a 1-, 2- and 3-quart covered saucepan, an 8-quart covered stockpot, and an 8- and 10-inch open French skillet. Product is made from the world's best 18/10 stainless steel to provide exceptional luster and durability. The brushed stainless steel exterior provides a professional look and easy to maintain surface. The base is constructed of a stainless steel base that fully encapsulates an aluminum disk. This provides excellent heat distribution and no hot spots. The cool grip handles are stainless steel shafts with silicone rubber inserts that are oven safe up to 400 degrees.
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Technical Details
- Set contains 1-, 2-, and 3-quart covered saucepans; 8- and 10-inch open French skillets; 8-quart covered stockpot- 18/10 stainless-steel with encapsulated aluminum disc base; polished interior and brushed exterior finishes
- 18/10 stainless-steel handles encased in stay-cool silicone grips
- Tight-fitting 18/10 stainless-steel lids keep in heat and moisture
- Oven-safe to 400 degrees F; dishwasher-safe; limited lifetime warranty
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By Tddy
We have had this stainless set for a couple wks. and seems to be about the best we've had in 45 yrs. and we have had quite a few.We have been using nonstick and I guess we're not very easy on it.WE do use our kitchen.This stuff cleans up real easy being careful not to let things stick and you do have to turnthe heat down.It takes about half the heat the other pans took to cook and it don't worp inthe bottom.I'd probley by this again but maybe I won't have to. Thank you
By Walter Feigenson (Walnut Creek, CA United States)
These pots stain. This doesn't appear to affect the cooking performance, but they don't look very good. The staining started with my first use - warming some chili. Also, I don't like the finish, which isn't brushed, but rather is grooved. Covers fit nicely, and the weight of the pots is nice. Certainly, the price was low enough. So, if you're looking for something inexpensive that cooks well, these are a good choice. Made in Thailand, and they look (from pictures) to be the same as Costco's Kirkland set.
By GS (US)
Perfect collection, have been using everyday, cleaning is a breeze which isnt usually the case with stainless steel products, doesnt burn easily, good for frying and sauteing, even re heating. Looks good too.
By Peggy A. Hand (Palm Beach,Florida USA)
I read all the reviews,especially by chefs using this product.
Well they weren't wrong! This is a fantastic set of cookware,at a fabulous price! Any set I had found even close to these were in the $400 to $600 range.
They are so sturdy,not to heavy,and the lids fit down into the pots about 1/2",making a very snug fit and decreasing cook/boil times. Also,if anyone else looked at the pictures and thought they are glass lids,they aren't. They look so shiny in the photos,I was afraid that they were glass.(which I think glass lids are useless anyway,they steam up in two seconds).
If you have read any other reviews I have posted,you know that I "do my homework" before buying ANYTHING!
So let me save you the time I spent and JUST BUY THEM!
By FatOrangeTabby (Lansing, MI)
I got this set about two weeks ago and figured I'd use all the pieces a bit before I wrote a review. I have to admit that my first impression of the set was pure joy. I had been using a ten-year-old Revereware set, good in its own right, but there were some things I disliked about the Revereware, mainly the fact that the bottoms did not make good contact with my stove burners (ceramic top). These pots and pans were so shiny right out of the box, so much heavier than I expected, and so obviously worth the money I paid for them, that I was thrilled. They are SO much heavier than expected. Not heavy in a bad way, like you can't lift them or anything. Just not cheap and easy to dent. I had never used a frying pan not coated in Teflon, and I was a little intimidated by the fact that these are not nonstick. Since this was the very reason I bought them (Teflon is evil) I decided to dive right in. This has been my experience so far, even though I can't comment on the overall longevity of the set at this time.
*I love the finish. These are so pretty, I intend to get a pot rack and hang them for all to see!
*The lids are awesome. Nice tight fit. I think they may even be weighted. I didn't want glass lids for breakage reasons, and the lids from my old pans had a lip that trapped moisture underneath. I was forever burning myself or dripping water all over the stove every time I lifted the lid to check something.
*I chose this set over the Cuisinart set because of the three sizes of saucepans, which my old set had and I am used to.
*Love the handles! I didn't think I would at first, but they really do stay cool and are grippy so you're less likely to drop a full pot when transferring it.
*Easy to clean. I haven't tried frying an egg or anything, but I think for everything except eggs and pancakes these will be wonderful. I made pizza sauce in the larger fry pan and it cleaned up in a snap. I even melted chocolate and marshmallow for some cookies in the saucepans and those also cleaned up quite easily.
Now for a couple things that could be better:
*The set could have included a lid for the smaller fry pan. I assumed that the lid to the one of the saucepans would fit the smaller fry pan as well (my old set was this way) and was slightly disappointed to find that this is not the case.
*One of the saucepans has some "pitting" on the inside bottom that was not there when I opened the box. Another reviewer mentioned this too. I tried cleaning it with baking soda and water as the instructions suggest, but no dice.
*You must be very diligent about drying these IMMEDIATELY if you don't want water spots on them. I know that is the nature of the beast, my other stainless is the same, but it's a bummer. I want them fresh and shiny clean all the time, and they just don't look as nice if left to air-dry.
Just some minor gripes. They were SO worth the money, especially since the price jumped fifteen bucks the day after I ordered them, and I got a forty dollar rebate to boot. I almost spent 3 times more on a much costlier set, but I suspect I would have been paying for the name. Of course KitchenAid is also a brand name, and a darn good one at that, (I am in love with my Artisan stand mixer) so why not the pots and pans set? After reading all the positives here on Amazon, I decided to try them and I'm so glad I did!
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