I want to invest in a cookware set that's going to be durable and last a few years.l see the professionals use the stainless steel but never used it.I want to know the best set for the money and easy to keep clean. I have read all kinds of reviews but am still confused. Please help!
I really like the stainless look, and glass lids!
I agree with sugarpie. I like to mix and match to get the exact pieces I want.
The best cost is no object is Le Crusset, Staub, All Clad or Cuisinart Multiclad.
The best pans are going to be porcelin coated cast iron, annodized alluminum or multilayer stainless steel. I have Le Crusset pots, and MOSTLY Cuisinarts budget line called "chef's classic". I recommend two nonstick pans an 8 and 12 inch for all those things we cook but dont want to do alot of clean up on. Get good ones not cheap ones, but don't consider them an investment like your other pots and pans. A good nonstick will last 3-4 years.
There are some surprisingly good buys. Lodge Logic enamel is awesome, .The wolfgang puck the other person mentioned is excellent although I prefer the kirkland brand from costco, they are more ergonomic.
Tramontina stainless is real very good value but their nonstick isn't so good and of course the new Farberware and Revereware and kitchenaid are great vlaues.
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