🍳 Calphalon Premier Stainless Steel Pots and Pans: Complete 11-Piece Cookware Set for Modern Kitchens Review

I was nervous about going from non-stick to stainless steel but was blown away by how easy it was to clean. Even when it gets hard I just soak it for a few minutes and it wears off instantly! Even easier than my nonstick coating! I have washed pots perfectly both by hand and in the dishwasher. I love that I can use them both on the stovetop and in the oven (up to 450 degrees). The handle does not get hot on the stove! I've found that the heat is perfectly evenly distributed even in the largest…

We love our new stainless steel! Food tastes better and is more fun to cook than on the old nonstick. The heating is very even. Foods that we used to cook at medium or medium level now only require low or medium level. Love the size of this set, a 12" pan is a must for a family of 5 and guests. They're nice and thick and we didn't have any warpage other than the frying pan, but that was our fault (preheated on high on an electric stove that warps everything). I shaped it with a rubber mallet to

I've been cooking in a non-stick pan for as long as I can remember. Value for money so I decided to give it a try. I expected that cooking with a stain would definitely be a bit difficult for me and I was right (my first photo shows this 🤦‍♀️). they did with hot water and soap. I have to say that I don't regret the move at all. This is the best pan I've ever owed and the more I cook in it the more I fall in love. I learned to cook with them by heating the pan. Proper and liberal use of oil…

This is a nice set: nice to look at, cleans well, perfectly balanced, feels good and I love the flat surface Lid. The weight is just right - not too heavy, but definitely not flimsy, nor are they light. The shape and slightly matte finish give this set a rich and classic look. I have an induction cooktop and they work very well on it. The kitchen surface I have chosen is very scratch sensitive and it takes a very flat surface to see the pan "whatever" underneath the surface. I had no problems…