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KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials 10-Piece Hard-Anodized Cookware Set

KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials 10-Piece Hard-Anodized Cookware Set

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Brand: KitchenAid

List Price: $313.00
Buy New: $127.60
You Save: $185.40 (59%)



Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 99 reviews

Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 21.1
Dimensions (in): 21.2 x 13.1 x 12.2

MPN: 80297
Model: 80297
UPC: 051153802973
EAN: 0051153802973
ASIN: B00064ZCZI

Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Customer Reviews:
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4 out of 5 stars Great product for great price   August 4, 2008
Subbarao Karavadi (Bethlehem, PA, USA)
The overall set is fine but it would be nice to have some extra options like boiling vegitables. The lids does not have pressure pin, which would be better to control overflow to ovens etc. The frying pan is not very deep for frys.

Overall it is good for small family



5 out of 5 stars Great!!!   August 2, 2008
Viridiana Ramirez (bedford, TX)
I was way over due for a cookware set. This is the set that i ended up purchasing, I love it so much, so far. I found the price very resonable for a new set, i also didnt want to spend to much money. All perfect sizes for many different size meals, nonstick aspect works great, the handle grip is wonderful, very sturdy, i see this set lasting me a very long time.


4 out of 5 stars Good Product   July 30, 2008
N. Porras (Orlando FL)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I like it so far, the only problem I have is that one of the pieces got a grease stain after using and I don't know how to get rid of it without damaging the anodized.


4 out of 5 stars GREAT value for the money!   July 24, 2008
Elisabeth M. Armstrong (Maryland)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I have used several different types of cookware in the past--most recently I was using a combination of stainless steel and coated stainless steel (Teflon on the skillets only) made by Oneida. I didn't have any major gripes with my Oneida cookware, other than the fact that the Teflon was peeling after 5 years of regular use, but I really wanted a set of cookware that had more balanced weight and "felt" like better quality. Quite frankly, however, I can't afford the $1,500 set that I really want! I was on a strict budget of $125 for this purchase, and this set kept me below budget.

I purchased the set from Amazon about 2 months ago, and I absolutely love it. The pots and pans are not to heavy, but heavy enough to feel like you won't throw them over your shoulder by accident when you pick them up quickly. The weight is balanced throughout, and I don't get that "it's so heavy that I can't lift it" feeling that I get with the one Le Cruset pan that I bought at a fire sale. I like the way everything cooks in the pan, and I've found that as long as I keep the heat a little lower than I did with my stainless steel pans, I could potentially simmer for hours without so much as browning the contents in the pan. I love these pans.

I felt like I got mostly everything that I needed in the 10-piece set. My only gripe is that the 8" and 10" skillets are just too small for most of my meals that require a skillet. I'm keeping my eye on the 12" KitchenAid skillet here on Amazon because I think that the 12" skillet would complete my set.

I highly recommend this set--it is a great deal for the price.



4 out of 5 stars "Drive by" review   July 4, 2008
DeafeningWhisper (Chicago-ish)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful

I don't know much at all about pots & pans, but I just wanted to mention a couple of things which may not have been mentioned before (I think it's kind of useless to read the same redundant feedback over and over and, well.. you get my point. We're all busy people, so in an effort to add something new, I bring you this mini-review!

(sorry for the digression and cheap poetry. just can't help myself sometimes)

1. These pots/pans are of thinner construction than I was expecting. For example, I've got some Calphalon Kitchen Essentials pans from Target and these KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials are less thick or dense than those from that Calphalon hard-anodized collection. Is this a problem? I don't know. These KitchenAid pots/pans seem more prone to getting bent out of shape or warped, but I don't really know if this should be a practical concern or not. Time will tell.

On the other hand, being of thinner construction, they are probably a little lighter, so they could be a plus for some users.

2. This set is currently stocked in Kohls dept. stores, so if you want to get a first hand look before purchasing, that's where you'll find them. Bare in mind, there is some occasional variance from store to store as to what products they stock, but they SHOULD have this set in stock.

ok, that's it. g'day!


 
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