Kitchen

[coffee drinker]

People are giving good reviews on Made In cookware. Very expensive -- similar in price to All Clad.  Just read that's it's made in USA and Italy.    

[Northerngal]

Calphalon and the Rachael Ray 8qt Pasta Pot. I don't know why good stainless steel cookware has gone out of style. Mine are workhorses in the kitchen.

[Twins Mom]

Got small set of All-Clad a few years ago and am quite happy with it.  Added a few pieces that I have needed.  Oven as well as stove top usage.  Sales at Macy's had been quite good.  Factory sale also beneficial - get on their mailing list.  The only other thing I use is a small Zwilling ceramic lined fry pan that we love to use for eggs and sauting onions.  

[PatsShoes]

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@ECBG wrote:

I have had my stainless steel copper clad Revere Ware since we were married.  Not a minutes trouble.

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This is the exact same set I have had since 1973, the year I got married!

Funny that this came up. because just yesterday as I was spiffing up the copper on the fry pan with a bit of Barkeeper's Friend I was musing about the fact that it was now 50 years old.

Like you said, never a problem with these, and if cared for they still look pretty darn close to brand new despite decades of meals prepared.

[SilleeMee]

HexClad. Be ready for jaw dropping prices though. It's extremely expensive stuff.  From Hell's Kitchen.

$700 for that set on HexClad dot com.

Individual pieces would cost a lot more.

[Northerngal]

I forgot my 12 cup Wolfgang weeknighter pot. Grab one if they ever come back in stock.

[ncmama]

Don't buy a set of anything-you will receive some pans you will never use.  I go to Home Goods or TJ Maxx and buy pans that I need.  Great prices-even found AllClad sold singly.