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Cuisinart Chef's Classic Stainless Steel Pots and Pans Set, 11 pc, 77-11G

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A great go-to assortment of cookware must-haves, the Cuisinart Chef’s Classic 11-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set makes it easy to prepare multiple dishes at once. This essential set includes a 1.5 qt. Saucepan w/glass cover, 2.5 qt. Saucepan w/glass cover, 3 qt. Saucepan w/glass cover & helper handle, 8 qt. Stockpot w/glass cover, 8" skillet, 10" skillet and 7.08" steamer insert. Whether you’re looking to make hearty pasta, steam vegetables, or sauté, simmer, brown or fry, this premium stainless steel pots and pans set with aluminum encapsulated base heats quickly and spreads heat evenly, eliminating hot spots for optimal cooking performance. Cast stainless steel Cool Grip stick handles are contoured for a secure grip and designed to stay cool on the stovetop, while glass lids equipped with wide, easy-grip handles fit tight to lock in flavor, texture and nutrients. Riveted stainless steel handles, including side grips and helper handles, are professionally riveted to ensure a lifetime of perfect balance and a drip-free pour every time for your best cooking results. Easy to clean and conveniently dishwasher safe, this stainless steel cookware set is also oven safe up to 500°F and can be used on stovetop, in oven or under broiler, providing a range of versatile, professional performance.

Marca: Cuisinart
Modelo: B005H05SXM
Categoría aduanal: Home & Kitchen

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Steven
1 de julio de 2026
Fantastic cookware!
I’ve been very impressed with the Cuisinart Chef’s Classic 11-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set. The quality is excellent for the price, and the cookware feels solid and well-made. It heats evenly, so food cooks much more consistently than with my old pans, and the stainless steel gives a nice sear to meats and vegetables.The handles stay comfortable while cooking, the glass lids are convenient for monitoring food, and cleanup is easier than I expected. Like any stainless steel cookware, there is a bit of a learning curve—preheating the pan and using a little oil helps prevent food from sticking—but once you get used to it, the results are excellent.Overall, this is a fantastic cookware set for anyone looking to move away from nonstick coatings and invest in durable, long-lasting pots and pans. It offers outstanding value, looks great in the kitchen, and I expect it to last for many years. I would definitely recommend it.Ver másVer menos
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Joe K
26 de agosto de 2026
A very good set at a great price - but read the manual first for best results
This is my first set of stainless steel cookware and I have been very impressed with Cuisinart. They are sturdy, but light enough that they're easy to handle. The price was quite good for a ten piece set, especially in that I even got them at a discount.I use a gas stove, and these heat evenly and quickly. But if you're like me and this is a learning process, it's important to download the 2-page instruction manual for the best results. There are some important tips. First, these conduct heat VERY well, so low-to-medium heat is all you need, or you may find you burn food. I have never cleaned them in the dishwasher, but they clean fairly easily with a (non-abrasive) sponge - never use metal or it will damage the surface. I only use wooden utensils for the same reason. It is recommended not to use dish detergents with lemon. With a little foreknowledge, this cookware has served me well.Ver másVer menos
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ShepLady
I don't know why I didn't go stainless steel until now! - update
UPDATE:I just had to update this review. I fried an egg and as you can see, with the proper knowledge, this egg slid around the pan just like those fancy pots and pans with little to no clean up.!I don't like to cook, I do not eat a lot of fried foods and I rarely give 5 stars.I did my homework on cooking with stainless steel. You CAN NOT cook the same as you have on that nasty nonstick stuff.I wanted to wait until I used both a saucepan and frypan.Saucepan:I boil my chicken and add Mrs. Dash to the water. Normally, there would be bubbling/seasoning stuck all over the sides at this point. The pictures shows no sticking and even boiling. They had been boiling for at least 20 minutes. I did put a little veggie oil in the water. It cleaned up VERY easy, dried immediately (do your homework!) and is just fine.Frying (uncovered):I heated the pan, tested with water and then added my oil (olive oil this time) (all as instructed by DOING MY HOMEWORK). Onions was all I had, so I cut them up and put them in for sautéing. Once they started to brown, I reduced the heat from low/medium to low. I stirred them until I was happy with the coloring and then took my 2 squares of ground turkey (I package my meat in single servings to freeze) laid them on top of the onions, salt and peppered them and cut them into sections for frying. After about 10 minutes I went back and they moved easily with NO sticking. After 20 minutes I flipped them and dumped some parmesan cheese on top. Once done, I removed them and made 3 meals out of it. You can see the condition of the pan immediately after removing the food. It is nearly clean and there's still oil in the pan! I could have easily washed it at that point, but I wanted to eat :) I put some hot water in the pan and set it back on the burner, now turned off. I went out 30 minutes later and was able to wipe it clean with just a warm soapy dish rag. Easy peasy!Utensil:A wooden spoon (of sorts). It only has a slight depression so I guess it's not really a 'spoon', however, it is what I used for the entire process, flipping and all.This is just a basic set, but it is all "I" need. I have a cast iron grill pan for steaks and bacon and a small one for a turkey burger when I'm in a hurry.Also, I used the cardboard inserts they came with for spacers until I found-https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087M6W31J?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. Who knew of such things :)So, in conclusion for all those bad reviews (most are of burnt food), that's what you get for not researching how to cook with stainless steel. It's just too bad that the vendor had to take the hit for your ignorance.Taken care of correctly (and I don't think it's a lot of work, frankly, it's easier than those nasty 'nonstick' pans) these are amazing and I got them on sale for $140! I did a lot of looking before I settled on this set. It's very comparably priced and I would grab them up before they're discontinued. I also got the small saucepan for this set from Lowe's.DO YOUR HOMEWORK, BUY THESE AND YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY :)Bon Appetit
AM
7 de abril de 2026
i like them so far
They work just fine and wash in the dishwasher. Give them just a bit of a soak/scrub to get oil and bits off, and then they can go in the dishwasher. Light enough to handle, sturdy enough for regular cooking and storing so far. Lids fit and are easy to handle. Handles are easy to handle and move the pots and pans with. They are not non-stick, so grease normally with oil or butter.Ver másVer menos
bettyboopgirl25
18 de julio de 2026
BEAUTIFUL COOKWARE BUT…
I love my cookware, it cooks wonderfully and is a breeze to clean. The only downside is the upper rim of each pan. It is not thick steel that is molded in a clean rounded over finish. It is thin and sort of sharp. It will hurt your hand if you hold it by the rim. I experienced this when I was washing and drying my pots. I don’t understand why Cuisinart did not do a better job finishing off the rims on this beautiful cookware.Ver másVer menos
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Becky P.
9 de abril de 2014
If there were a way to award NO stars, I would
I had been told by several people that Cuisinart was the way to go! Apparently, none of them have ever had to deal with customer service.It doesn't matter what you buy, or how many good reviews something has, there is always a chance that the product at some time or another, will have problems.The thing that separates one company from another besides reviews of the product itself, is customer service.The first time I tried to use a frying pan out of this set, it started popping and crackling, and the bottom bowed up to where it wobbled on the stove top. I called customer service, and they said I had to pay shipping back to them, and no matter what happened after that, I would never be reimbursed for that shipping. Not only that, but I would have to pay shipping back to me if they decided it was their fault and they were going to replace it. I complained loudly at the injustice of the whole affair, and the operator graciously (I guess he thought he was being gracious) allowed that they would pay the shipping back to me if it was a manufacture defect,I went to send the frying pan back to them and it was $15, lowest price to get it there. I called again. Still got stonewalled on reimbursement.A couple days later, I was cooking with my remaining cookware, that I still to that time hadn't used, because I was a bit shy of it, and put a lid on one of the pans to help something cook. A few minutes later, I gingerly touched the handle, as I'd heard it could get hot, to make sure it wasn't too hot to hold, it wasn't, and I picked up the lid. There was nothing touching it, I had not tapped it, or banged it on anything, and it literally EXPLODED. I don't mean it cracked and fell apart. It literally exploded. All I had left in my hand was the metal handle. The glass was scattered in about a 3 foot radius, on all sides of me. My grand daughter had been standing next to me just minutes before this. If she had still been there, her face would have been full of glass. Both frying pans on the stove were full of glass, and it took me an hour to clean up the tiny, tiny pieces and the glass dust that seemed to cover everything. I have pictures! I sent the pictures and an explanation of what happened, and I still have not heard from them. That was a week ago.I will never, ever buy Cuisinart again, and not only because of the apparent lack of quality control, but because their customer service is the WORST I have EVER seen.Signed,Still Pissed.