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Made in America: Kitchen Brands

loriqvc — Fri, 30 Jun 2023 17:35:47 GMT

The Everything Kitchens blog recently posted about reliable kitchen brands made in the USA, and since we've had discussions about that topic in various threads throughout the forums over the years, I thought it was interesting information to share. I was hoping I could just post a link, but since you can shop on the company's website and there are links throughout the blog, I just posted the text here. If you Google the title below, you should easily find the blog if you'd like to access all the links.

Top Made in America Kitchen Brands from Everything Kitchens

Home cooks and professional chefs in the USA need reliable products for their kitchens, and there are many quality products made by renowned American brands — homegrown and family-owned businesses marked by tradition, quality, and practicality. Beyond the unsurpassed quality & construction, buying products made in the USA helps boost the economy by supporting local businesses and creating jobs. Here at Everything Kitchens, we take pride and stand by our USA brands, so we’ve compiled a list of our top American-made brands for bakeware, cookware, dinnerware, kitchen tools, and food & spices to help you find great American-made products for your kitchen.

Bakeware

Nordic Ware Bakeware - Minneapolis, Minnesota: Nordic Ware is committed to creating top-quality kitchenwares that make food preparation convenient & enjoyable. Known for their most popular item, the Bundt pan (which was coined and trademarked by co-founder Dave Dalquist to describe the fluted design), Nordic Ware offers a wide range of Bundt & cake pans in traditional and unique designs perfect for any holiday or occasion.
Ann Clark Cookie Cutters - Rutland, Vermont: Since 1989, The American Cookie Cutter Company by Ann Clark, has offered a variety of cookie cutter shapes for any occasion. Offering hundreds of unique cookie cutter shapes made from quality US steel, Ann Clark is America's largest cookie cutter manufacturer. To this day, the Clark family upholds high standards for their American-made products.

Cookware

Heritage Steel - Clarksville, Tennessee: A family-owned business for over 40 years, Heritage Steel proudly manufactures high-quality titanium-strengthened stainless steel cookware. Heritage Steel is known for their multiclad cookware made from domestically sourced materials and immaculate workmanship. Such accolades owe much to the skills and years of experience of the craftsmen who have remarkable awareness to the detail and care that goes into making each piece of cookware.
All-Clad - Canonsburg, Pennsylvania: All-Clad is a top contender for supreme-quality cookware mostly made in the USA. Using multiclad layers of stainless steel with aluminum cores for superior heat distribution, All-Clad lines including their D3 Stainless Steel and D5 Brushed Stainless Steel feature formidable frying pans, saucepans, saute pans, and stock pots that require less energy from the stovetop to heat their surfaces evenly.
All American 1930 - Manitowoc, Wisconsin: For almost a century, All American 1930 continues to produce impressive pressure cookers, canners, and can sealers. As the product division of Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry, which originally was a scrap metal business, it has now become a leading foundry of aluminum that even services to the automotive industry. Their pressure cookers are a fan-favorite and feature an exclusive precision-machined "metal to metal" sealing system that is reliable, safe, and easy to use.

Dinnerware

Fiesta - Newell, West Virginia: Proudly made in the USA since 1936, Fiesta offers an expansive collection of dinnerware, bakeware, & kitchen accessories in vibrant colors & eye-catching patterns. Their vivid collection allows you to coordinate with your kitchen color scheme or mix and match for a unique & personalized table setting. All items are lead-free and microwave & dishwasher-safe. Each year, Fiesta releases a new color to add to their lineup of 15+ color options, which has encouraged fans of Fiesta to collect their products in new and retired colors.
Mosser Glass - Cambridge, Ohio: Mosser Glass is a family-owned business that has been manufacturing quality hand-pressed glass products for over 50 years! These handcrafted glassware lines consist of Carnival, Vaseline, and Opalescent, as well as hand-decorated pieces that blend beauty and fine craftsmanship in each piece they create. Some of their most popular products include cake stands, and mixing bowls.
Corelle - Rosemont, Illinois: What makes Corelle's glass dishes stand out from their competition is their proprietary three-layer glass fired to an amazingly strong and lustrous finish, which is backed by their No Chip, No Crack Guarantee. Corelle dinnerware comes in styles for every taste, mood, and season, and you can mix and match to create your own unique, personalized collection. With its headquarters in Rosemont, Illinois, Corelle’s 1,500-acre industrial site is located both in Tennessee and Mississippi.

Kitchen Tools & Accessories

John Boos Cutting Boards- Effingham, Illinois: Since 1887, John Boos & Co. has been manufacturing premium quality butcher blocks, cutting boards, & kitchen tools. Today, all Boos Blocks are handmade with sustainable North American hardwoods. Choose from a variety of styles & beautiful wood grains to perfectly complement your kitchen.
Epicurean Cutting Boards - Superior, Wisconsin: Epicurean was founded in 2003 after the owners from TrueRide, Inc., a business that specializes in building custom-made skateparks, made environmentally-friendly and durable cutting boards from the same material as their skate ramps. Epicurean boards are able to withstand years of rigorous cutting and chopping. Epicurean's all-wood kitchen utensils, made from the same eco-smart materials, are dishwasher-safe & bacteria-resistant and can withstand temperatures up to 350°F.
Pyrex - Charleroi, Pennsylvania: Born from innovation, the iconic Pyrex brand evokes fond family food memories and has had a place in our hearts and homes for over 100 years. Pyrex glassware—made for both purpose and passion—has been passed down from generation to generation, and for good reason. Today's Pyrex glass storage containers and bakeware, designed specifically for the way you make and share food today, will be loved for years to come.

Food & Spices

Runamok Syrups - Cambridge, Vermont: Runamok is a family-owned business that lives up to its name, as it has completely altered the playing field when it comes to maple syrup and how we use it. Runamok offers premium, organic maple syrup and clever gift sets with infusions, sparkles, honey sweetner, and more. Due to their high demand, Runamok also buys maple, honey, and cider from 50+ family farms all across the US!
The Spice Lab - Pompano Beach, Florida: The Spice Lab is your destination for award-winning chef-crafted spice blends and exotic salts and spices collected from around the world. Woman-owned & family-run, all products are prepared and packaged in Pompano Beach, Florida. The Spice Lab seasonings are all-natural, OU Kosher, and will deliver the gourmet flavor you're searching for in the kitchen, on the grill, and at the bar.
Everything Kitchens Teas - Portland, Oregon: Everything Kitchens loose-leaf teas are carefully crafted with all-natural ingredients from trusted sources so you never have to wonder about hidden sweeteners, filler ingredients, or chemical flavorings. Give yourself a break from the always-on-demand world we live in to enjoy a great cup of tea that is free of gluten, corn, soy, dairy, and GMOs. All you need to do is brew enough for you and your guests and savor each sip!

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

Sooner — Fri, 30 Jun 2023 17:48:15 GMT

You can buy tea from Cultured Cup in Dallas, Elmwood Inn in Kentucky, Smith Tea from Portland, Upton in Boston, and Harney Tea--to name a few. USA companies, even selling some USA grown tea!

Also, flatware made in the U.S.A. are Liberty Tabletop, and Sterling flatware by Gorham, Wallace, Towle, and others

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

loriqvc — Fri, 30 Jun 2023 18:00:19 GMT

I should note that the blog features other made in the USA brands through links and photos rather than just the bulleted list I pasted above; other brands shown include:

• Blendtec - Utah

• Martinez Pottery - Texas

• NESCO - Wisconsin

• NutriMill - Utah

There's also a link on the site's homepage where you can search for all available made in the USA items, encompassing dozens more brands. I'll post it here in the non-HTML style to make it easier to check out (and hopefully not get poofed):
everythingkitchens.com/made-in-the-usa.html

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

Bookplate — Fri, 30 Jun 2023 21:55:07 GMT

Pyrex is part of Instant Brands, which was recently forced in Chapter 11 because of the vampire capitalism practices forced on the company by their private equity owners. Shareholders 1; customers 0.

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

loriqvc — Fri, 30 Jun 2023 22:03:08 GMT

@Bookplate - According to the news reports I've seen, the company is restructuring to get its financial house in order, but it appears that all the current brands will continue to be offered and supported. I guess we'll see what happens.

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

YouGoGirl1 — Fri, 30 Jun 2023 23:15:06 GMT

Vitamix - Ohio

Stash Tea Co. - Oregon

NuuSol - Idaho

Kitchenaid - Ohio

Rada Cutlery - Iowa

Maytag Dairy Farms - Iowa, They make the Best white

cheddar & Chefs prefer their superior Blue cheese.

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

Sooner — Sat, 01 Jul 2023 00:31:25 GMT

USA Pans and Lodge Cast Iron (they make fantastic towers for pots and holders for skillets too--or sell them, don't know if they make them or not but my Le Creuset pots live on a couple of them!).

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

Shihtzursqmom — Sat, 01 Jul 2023 01:21:57 GMT

Mosser glass is an excellent company for customer service
Also Bennington pottery , Ohio stoneware , Emerson creek all USA made and excellent products I use daily in my home

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

Cik — Mon, 08 Sep 2025 23:53:49 GMT

I love my Pyrex and had found another brand on QVC called Cella that I loved not only for glass containers but the silicon lids that sealed better than any other lids I found. Can you please bring back Cella food containers and lids or make lids by Cella that fit pyrex dishes. They are the best investment I made. Please bring them back.

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

walker — Tue, 09 Sep 2025 00:04:38 GMT

@loriqvc ....thank you! I try to support Made in America as much as possible. Big thumbs up for Fiesta China...best I have had for everyday in 50+ years of marriage.

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

loriqvc — Tue, 09 Sep 2025 02:20:22 GMT

@walker - You're welcome. Please note that this thread was just "restarted" by a new poster after more than two years, so some of the details may have changed.

Re: Made in America: Kitchen Brands

walker — Tue, 09 Sep 2025 12:12:55 GMT

@loriqvc .... and, thank you for letting me know that this was an old thread. I have had that happen before so I try to remind myself....CHECK...is this a new message? Missed that one.....guess I just lit up seeing Made in America! 🇺🇸 😁