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In your opinion what is the best brand of cookware?
I need a new set of cookware, skillets & cookers . I don't like aluminum and I want something that doesn't have the teflon coating. In your opinion, what's the best for non stick cooking?
Has anyone tried the cookware from www.stonedine.com?
Its a cookware that you need no oils and no food sticks to it.Oh I forgot to mention, what the cost was complete cause I did not see it on the website. I did not want to click on to try it unless I saw.I am waiting to hear back from them as to the cost before I try them. Thanks for the one and only response. I figure these are real new to us in the US.
Have you used a portable induction cooktop, and if so, which of these cookware sets is a better deal?
I'm comparing two stainless steel cookware sets from the same manufacturer. One has 8 pieces and the other has ten plus an induction cooktop. The differences in the basis sets are that the 10 piece has a 3 quart pan with lid and the 10 piece also has a larger stockpot 8 quarts versus 6 quarts .In addition, the 10 piece has a current offer for a free portable induction cooktop.The 10 piece is $130 more than the 8 piece, so I'm leaning toward the 8 piece unless someone says the induction cooktop is a must have item. I see it as likely to be put in a cabinet and not used much, but I'm definitely open to hearing good things about it.Thanks for your thoughts
Has anyone here ever cooked with Rena-Ware stainless cookware and is it any good?
A friend of mine is moving overseas and liquidating everything. She has a set of this cookware used and is offering to sell it to me at a good price, but I don't know anything about it. Wondering if anyone here has used it and what you think of it? Thanks.
What are some good but inexpensive cookware to buy?
I'm moving out on my own and need some cookware. I'm not a heavy cooker, but I do cook occasionally and would like some decent cookware. I've done some research and I'm pretty sure I want to try this stainless steel stuff. In the past, we've used non stick, but they get scratched up and you have to use flimsy plastic utensils. I'm just not sure what brand to buy. All Clad seems the best, but I don't want to spend that kind of money. I've seen sets by Paula Dean, T Fal, Cuisinart, Farberware, Kitchenaid, and JCP. Because I'm anal and picky about what I have, I'd like to purchase a set where I have the option to add on cookware later that are the same brand and same style...so they'll match.I know this is a rather difficult question since there are going to be some bias in the answers, but that's fine. I just need to pick something out quickly as I'll be moving in the next couple of days.What about this hard anodized aluminum? I've been seeing that around and from what I've read, it's up there with stainless steel.
Does cookware material get into your food?
I'm just curious when cooking in pots and pans and other objects, does some of it get into our food? Or plates and even cups material?
Which type of cookware is best?
I am currently shopping for cookware and have narrowed it down between a Stainless Steel Set by Giada De Laurentiis at Target or a Kitchen Aid set at Target which is hard anodized nonstick. Which one is better? Any other considerations on choosing good cookware?
I don't why cookware buy? what's the difference between nonstick coating and nonstick?
I don't know if there's a difference between nonstick coating and nonstick Enameled I liked the new " farberware 10 pc. porcelain cookware" but I don't know if it is a good cookware, also I Like the " Anolon Advanced Bronze" which of these cookware the best is ?and the other the farberware porcelain cookware" is it a fine cookware, too?
