All Clad E785SB64 Anodized Nonstick Cookware Review

Not recommended! I paid over $500 and the pot cover is peeling off. They don't want me to wait because it's been over a month since I bought it. not worth the money!

The answer below incorrectly states that they were made in Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania. The All Clad website is very vague as to where they are made. "All glue pans are made in the USA" but despite the fact that the description says a sticky bottom, these are not glue pans. These are still very good frying pans with a lifetime warranty, just not made in America.

The non-stick coating started to peel off within the first few months. I've stacked pots with towels in between in the pantry, right above used wooden or silicone utensils, and never put them in the dishwasher. Just bad quality. I have much cheaper Cuisinart pans that hold up better. Very disappointed.

I love All-Clad. They are durable and easy to clean. These pans meet this standard. The handles are not comfortable to hold, which is a shame as they are very heavy. The frying pans are short, squat, and oddly shaped so they don't fit inside each other. I would not buy this set again. I would return them if my husband wasn't so active in destroying the boxes.

As a long time stainless steel All Clad user I didn't think cleaning could be any easier but these just wipe down effortlessly. I bought these for my kids and had enough to add a few to my stainless steel collection, some to give to my student and some to her older brother. you love her When my son's friend first cooked in them, he was shocked at how quickly and evenly they heated up. He wants more! (The only pan she hits is my non-stick ScanPan because there's no screw in the pan to hammer…

Satisfied but disappointed. I was so happy to receive my All Clad Anodized Pots and Pans. Well packaged and delivered to your door by Revain! I was disappointed after opening and cleaning to notice that two of the pans had a raised or uneven surface and were anodized over them so this was unexpected for an All Clad brand. The set looks good but I'm wondering if it was seconds? I noticed it quickly so I'm not sure how it passed quality control? Would happily replace these two items as the set is

So I bought these for my wife 8 months ago. They looked a little different than the other two fully covered pans I've had for 2 years now. I just thought it was a new design or something. No, that is not so. Non-stick coating on "new" deteriorates after 8 months. My old ones are still very intact after more than 2 years. I've paid all the prices for cheap Walmart brand nonstick pans. Also disgusting heat distribution. In the pictures, my real fully dressed frying pan is on top. I got the shock…

Update: I'll deduct all stars and return if possible. The bottom of these pots scratched the bottom of my sink so bad I'm furious! Update 2: Lids now rust under the handle. I only hand washed them so they should look brand new. One pan had a dent/surface chip, seller fixed it quickly. The surface of the saucepan changes color the first time it is used - cooking pasta. The grips are the worst, most uncomfortable grips ever made! The pans are very heavy and the bottom doesn't move well on the…

Very good set. My complaint and why I'm coming back is for induction compatibility. We recently replaced our hob with an induction hob and our old Calphalon non-stick set proved incompatible. This set works but doesn't work well. When I first used it, I poured about 4 liters of water into a large pot to boil the noodles and it never boiled. It was up to date and used the "accelerate" feature. Waited 10 minutes and didn't cook. There were small bubbles and the water was hot, but that's not the…