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All-Clad Essentials Nonstick 13-piece Cookware Set - $299.99
$299.99
Similar to the other Costco deal on Calphalon.
This one is better imo.
https://www.costco.com/all-clad-e...81408.html
This one is better imo.
https://www.costco.com/all-clad-e...81408.html
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Coupon Code: MILKSTREET10
https://www.all-clad.com/essentia...e-set.html
I never put them in the dishwasher though. I always hand wash and dry
this is All Clad - basically the best brand of pots and pans
they have a lifetime warranty on their nonstick
they have a lifetime warranty on their nonstick
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But second, it makes me sad that All-Clad sells these anodized aluminum sets. I would not recommend them to anybody.
Ergonomically, yes, they are All-Clad pans. But All-Clad's reputation and popularity was built on multi-ply stainless steel cookware. These anodized aluminum pots and pans do not perform the same, nor are they the best non-stick options.
they have a lifetime warranty on their nonstick
Their nonstick pans are a budget alternative. They are coated with PTFEs, and like other PFTE-coated pans, they will wear out over time, and must be disposed of if scratched, and that's not covered by your warranty. And like other PFTE-coated pots and pans, if you heat them past 400 degrees, they release invisible cancer-causing toxins into the air that you breath. Not trying to get on a soapbox, but you should know this before buying.
Anybody could use a nonstick skillet for gently frying an egg or a piece of fish without sticking, but it makes no sense to me -- and in fact can be dangerous -- to have a whole set of cookware coated with PTFEs.
Thats why I always carve the name of the CEO in my pans before making warranty request photos. Thats definitely not normal wear and tear.
Their nonstick pans are a budget alternative. They are coated with PTFEs, and like other PFTE-coated pans, they will wear out over time, and must be disposed of if scratched, and that's not covered by your warranty. And like other PFTE-coated pots and pans, if you heat them past 400 degrees, they release invisible cancer-causing toxins into the air that you breath. Not trying to get on a soapbox, but you should know this before buying.
Anybody could use a nonstick skillet for gently frying an egg or a piece of fish without sticking, but it makes no sense to me -- and in fact can be dangerous -- to have a whole set of cookware coated with PTFEs.
You can return to Costco at any time for any reason.
Coupon Code: MILKSTREET10
https://www.all-clad.com/essentia...e-set.html
Better to get at Costco with Lifetime Returns. The Lifetime Limited Warranty may not cover all issues on the pans
I was thinking the exact thing yesterday!