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50% off normal price.
Equip your kitchen in professional fashion with a matching ten-piece set including 8" and 10" fry pans, 1 1/2-quart and 3-quart sauce pans, a 3-quart sauté pan and an 8-quart stockpot. All pieces are constructed with five bonded layers of stainless steel and conductive aluminum, each of which contributes to superlative heating performance on traditional and induction cooktops alike.
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We've got wedding coming up, so I'm trying to figure out what are actually lifetime items for the house, so folks that want to gift - gift things we use for life and can think of our friends every time we use them!
Any opinion on the copper infused ones?
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I actually don't think most people would recognize the difference between the steel/copper ones and the steel/aluminum clad ones unless they were observing them closely while cooking.
We've got wedding coming up, so I'm trying to figure out what are actually lifetime items for the house, so folks that want to gift - gift things we use for life and can think of our friends every time we use them!
Congrats on the wedding! Other possibilities to consider besides stuff— contribution to kid's college fund, honeymoon fund, down payment fund, or your preferred causes. I personally preferred gifting to those options.
But if you need cookware, D3 is solid and lifetime, probably lodge cast iron and Le Crueset enameled Dutch ovens would fit in that category as well.
I'm confused here. Yes, D5 normally cost much more than D3. It is better made and 5-ply construction. In this case the D5 set is over a couple hundred dollars cheaper than D3. It's unheard of to find the premium D5 at this price. normally this is the cost of a few pans from the D5 line.
Every store other than Nordstrom's has this set for $900 right now.
Every store other than Nordstrom's has this set for $900 right now.
Macy's routinely has a D3 set with decently useful pieces (for smaller kitchen) for <$300. (As low as $220-240 if you time it right and stack with other portals/deals/coupons).
The main differences in pieces are a larger 8qt vs 6qt stock pot, two sauce pans (1.5 & 3qt) vs one (2qt), and an extra smaller 8" fry pan. So I guess it comes down to the extra pieces and whether they are useful and whether it's better to spend more for "better" in specs but not in everyday use.