Curtis Stone on HSN

giddy up · ‎05-30-2011

He is coming back to HSN this weekend Dec. 14-15 with a few appearances scheduled on Friday the 13th as well. I wonder what things new he will bring. I like to watch his cooking demonstrations even if I don't buy anything new.

homedecor1 · ‎03-09-2010

TY @giddy up for posting. I want to gift his cookware but pricing high -- hopefully they will have specials this weekend!

NAES1 · ‎09-02-2011

Thank you.....

@giddy up -

I thought I had read what you mentioned.I do not watch TV, so the hit or miss I find most of the time would be if HSN emails. I was so impressed with his 1st fry (deep pan), I signed in for dated appearances. I have all 3 sets of his larger 5- 13 pieces.

I am gifting some to my family.

Now, have two of the roasters that are used once a week. Comical to me, since I can admit to not being ..even.. near~~

being a chef, but his cookware is superior, better than my former older brand names.

What little I do, cooking is a breeze with very little effort for clean up.

I did write a letter to his [right hand] manager, asking if there would be any smaller pots being sold alone w/o the set. (?) If so, that would not be until possibly the spring of 2020. If so.

@PamfromCT , hope you may be able to watch, also there's 'mail' from my last, to you: Monday.

Wonky IT here lately. I don't believe you may have seen it. Under Mom thread.

SandySparkles · ‎06-13-2010

Curtis Stone is one of my favorite TV chefs. I have never been disappointed in anything I've purchased from his line. I like the unique designs of his kitchen gadgets, especially the lid holder. It's a very attractive way of keeping counters clean while cooking, and I'm always asked about where I purchased it.

~~~All we need is LOVE💖

sann · ‎05-30-2012

Love his show. Enjoy just having someone spend time cooking without any silly nonsense.

Krimpette · ‎03-09-2010

My favorite shopping channel shows to watch! I love to watch him cook! Have gifted several of his items. Love the quality. Use some of his cookware myself. Thanks for the heads-up about upcoming shows!

Chicagoan · ‎03-09-2010

I bought his large roll up drying/trivet to lay across my kitchen sink and two of the small ones for the bottom of my sink, I love them and don't know how I lived without them in my kitchen, I highly recommend! Anyone that has seen mine order them immediately, although, colors sellout fast, I have the turquoise. I never put them away, they give me extra counter space and is so useful. Pricey, but, very well made! I also have his Cloche and use it daily to keep a food warm.

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NAES1 · ‎09-02-2011

@Chicagoan wrote:
I bought his large roll up drying/trivet to lay across my kitchen sink and two of the small ones for the bottom of my sink, I love them and don't know how I lived without them in my kitchen, I highly recommend! Anyone that has seen mine order them immediately, although, colors sellout fast, I have the turquoise. I never put them away, they give me extra counter space and is so useful. Pricey, but, very well made! I also have his Cloche and use it daily to keep a food warm.

HELLO,

@Chicagoan

Trivets: I have (3)- lg & (1) sm. -

Adore my new glass top surface range;

Trivets: ~ ''I have the smaller one over the one burner w/double ply paper towels--- using that as a catch me all for larger dripping utensils...love the trivets for drying; one other for counter top to transfer the 8qt &10 qt. pot (or smaller) for a non scorching counting".

So easy to clean under running warm water. I have everything but the electric grill. 5 Stars for Curtis Stone's cookware!!

My trivets remains there (on stove & kitchen counter) all of the time. The Cloche is so ingenious, keeping everything >>> right from the oven *HOT. Prefer the Cloche rather than the built in wide warmer on range.

Havarti · ‎03-08-2014

Usually most of the new items have been posted on the day Curtis Stone arrives. Not much new so far for this trip...a set of 2 mugs, a set of 2 suction bottom mixing bowls, bacon wrapped shrimp, a universal lid, wooden salad utensils and a set of 2 mini-bakers. Several older items have been brought back but in fewer colors - 10" Dura pan w/lid, a griddle. They are offering free freight and 6 monthly payments, but there is nothing of interest to me this trip. I hope you all find some treasures in this mix.

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