topic Re: Curtis Stone Cookware in Kitchen

Curtis Stone Cookware

coffee drinker — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 05:22:11 GMT

I received CS cookware that was HSN's Today Special last week, and I am impressed. It's really quite nice and fantastic to cook with and clean-up is so easy.

Also impressed with shopping with HSN. Delivery was set for later this week, but arrived Saturday. It was acknowledged when ordered, and when it was shipped, tracking info was provided. Plenty of free shipping, too.

Re: Curtis Stone Cookware

Mustang Shar — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 11:16:49 GMT

I'm happy with a few pieces I have too. Glad you're liking them.

Re: Curtis Stone Cookware

PINKdogWOOD — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 12:59:35 GMT

@coffee drinker I saw Curtis use and talk about that set of two 9" skillets with lids with silicon handles. These loook so nice he 'talked' me into the set of black. I took the box to store on my 3rd floor because I thought it was a very cool tall slender christmas tree hsn was selling. No!!! It's me set of pans. I'm getting ready to unpack them and will use for breakfast a little late this morning. Can't wait to try these.

Really cannot wait for my new tree too!

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KBEANS — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 15:41:36 GMT

I bought a set of CS cookware about 5 years ago. I got a TS fantastic price $119. which included more pieces then are offered today. It included that jug pot, that I use constantly. I haven't seen it included in the sets, and only offered as a separate purchase. The set looks brand new, a joy to use. I also bought 2 extra large Dura Pans. One looks like it's been through the mill. I can't even see the marbled inside. It didn't peel off, it just became "seasoned" I guess. It still cooks fine, so I won't complain. Just an FYI. I wasn't really caring for that pan, but I have been more attentive caring for my set and 5 years later, it's still looking good. So if you care about appearance... take care of it.

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LindaSal — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 15:50:44 GMT

@KBEANS Is that jug pot the best thing since sliced bread or what?! I use mine all the time and I love it. I recently purchased the larger one and just used both of them last night. I have them in red. I have other products too of his and have been happy with all of my purchases.

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wagirl — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 16:06:06 GMT

I got rid of all the nasty black non stick from the Q and bought a CS set a few years ago --the ones with the buffet handles on both sides that stack together---and I LOVE them!!!

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DAD — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 16:34:22 GMT

I got a new set in black that came out before his latest TSV. My set is

Curtis Stone Dura-Pan Nonstick 10-piece Chef's Cookware Set

ITEM 527-940

$199.00

FREE SHIPPING

Black

I got $20.00 of thatday too so mine was $179.00! I had aset of his two large skillets that I bought maybe 10 years ago. My husband had cut meat in them!!! When I got this set I told him not to ever do that again! So far we love them. Clean up is a breeze! Can't beat HSN for coupons & free S & H! Exchanges are a breeze on their site too!

Re: Curtis Stone Cookware

KBEANS — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 16:43:57 GMT

@LindaSal

Wow, Thanks for telling me there's a larger one. I'm going to check it out right now. I have not been disappointed with any of the CS kitchen purchases. I did 2 live testimonials on HSN, because I love the line so much. I also tried the meat and was not happy at all. No testimonial there 😂 but I did write a review.

Re: Curtis Stone Cookware

LindaSal — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 16:48:25 GMT

@KBEANS The item # on HSN is 582-143

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jannabelle1 — Tue, 03 Nov 2020 00:07:51 GMT

At the recommendation from many of you on this forum, I started buying pieces of CS this year. I think it's just the best cookware I've ever purchased because it cooks everything so well and is a breeze to clean. My favorite pieces so far are the Omelet pan, although I also use it for so many other things, and the set of 3 small baking pans - perfect for baking when a large pan isn't needed (a few biscuits/rolls, mini pizzas, etc) for just the 2 of us.

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Ilovetea — Tue, 03 Nov 2020 14:14:39 GMT

I ordered the CS 9x13 pan with plastic lid and used it last night for a pasta bake. So happy I ordered it. Clean up will be super easy, but actually used the lid and put in the fridge which I hate doing with glass or cast iron. I have his electric skillet and the nonstick coating feels more substantial on this pan...probably because it's bakeware. If all of his bakeware is like this, all my pieces are going to be replaced.

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PINKdogWOOD — Tue, 03 Nov 2020 17:30:11 GMT

I have to report on that set of 2 9" fry pans I earlier talked about. Yesterday I opened the box, hand washed both pan & lids with silicon rims on lids and handles on pans.

Today I boxed them back up and returned them. They are JUNK. Water collects under the silicon rims on the lids. REALLY????? I'd love to have a conversation with Chef Curtis on just how we're supposed to get those completely dry so that grease from frying bacon (for instance) and water when we wash them.

I do not need to grab these only to find there's mold growing on the lids. NOPE not gonna do it. Curtis can have these back.

PS - I've also done away with all cookware that has coating inside. This stuff eventually peels off, disintigrates and ends up in the food we just cooked. I don't do this either.