Best Cookware Brands: These Pans Are Worth Buying
Best Cookware Brands: These Pans Are Worth Buying
These are the best cookware brands that are actually worth buying.
Best Cookware Brands: These Pans Are Worth Buying
These are the best cookware brands that are actually worth buying.
Have you tried AMC
Bro is hustling for that 10% commission
Cuisinart multiclad set is Amazing and great for the price. It’s a bit heavier but beautiful and cooks well. The main thing about stainless steel is learning how to cook with it and learning how to clean it cuz they all can get burn stainless no matter the brand. I’ve used nonstick all my life but I never had to replacement the couple of stainless steel pots I have. After watching this channel I purchased the multiclad pro from macys and I’m so happy. Cooked my whole thanksgiving dinner in, no problems. I had never used stainless steel frying pans before .
What about Homichef nickel free stainless steel pans?
Noser Inox – the Rolex of Cookware
Swiss Made
Blue diamond is good?
This is what I was looking for. I don’t like stainless steel, but prefer quality non-stick.
I’ve reduced my cookware to ONE singular piece and the piece I chose to go with is the hestan nanobond everything pan.
What about FALK?
SS budget cat., Cuisinart Multiclad Pro.
Why are your YouTube videos in portrait mode? TELL THE PEOPLE WHICH STAINLESS PANS AREN’T DISHWASHER SAFE!
>If budget is your top priority…
>Suggests a $90 pan.
I don’t think bro understands what the word budget means in this context.
OXO makes very good non-stick at a "replaceable price."
Performance wise is cheaper pan like Misen actually as good as Hestan or Demeyere? If it shows almost 95~99% performance like those top brand, you dont really have to buy those expensive pans yes? Are you recommending it because it shows very similar performance and cheaper, or is it just cheap and ok quality for the price?
Estate sales and thrift stores are worth searching!
I found Viking stainless steel 10” frying pan for $24.99 at Marshall’s. They had an All-Clad giant size with lid for $99.99 too.
How is an almost 1k set(misen) BUDGET???
I’ve used Lodge cast iron for years. But I wanted a 12 inch, so I bought a Pioneer Woman 12 inch from Walmart. It is one of pans I use most in my kitchen. And it was nicely pre seasoned when I bought it. Very smooth. It’s one of my favorite fry pans. The only drawback is that it is very heavy.
What about Ja henckles 2 piece set for 70. 12 and 8 inch polished 18/10 stainless steel made in India?
Made-In is hardly "cheaper." It’s upper mid-tier.
WHY DON’T YOU DO OTHER PRODUCT REVIEWS? Can you do silicone spatula reviews?
I was expecting cuisinart stainless steel cookware 😢
My non-stick ceramic coating ones are still going strong, 10 years later
Ninja pans are bad ass. Ive had mine for a few years and they look and function as perfect as the day i bought them
If you want real quality that will last forever, go to a restaurant supply . The cookware may be a little expensive but it will perform better and last a lifetime.
get a chinese one😂😂
dont spend a lot on these brand names
all these brands get steel from you guessed it china😂😂
So weird to me that the brands in Europe are completely different. I’ve never heard of any of these.
Thx u
How is Woll diamond impregnated non-stick regarding longevity? What about Swiss Diamond?
Fk
Sensuell from ikea is very budget yet great value (if goldilocks is not available in your country)
What if your top priority is non-toxic nonstick?
If you properly season a plain old Lodge skillet it will perform as well as an expensive‘smoother’ one. I’ve used (and own) many cast iron pieces of cookware. Lodge is a wonderful tool when properly seasoned. My great grandmothers chicken frying skillet still makes effortless eggs, fried chicken, and just about anything. My mother’s cornbread skillet still is slick and will release a delicate cake with no sticking and the cornbread never sticks and comes out with the perfect crunchy crust and a tender inside.
Carbon steel or cast iron
What are the differences between the pans??? What makes them better or not as good ???
Stargazers, etc., are for memers. ONLY get those if you are FLUENT in cast iron cooking. Lodge is the STANDARD for a reason.
I can’t trust a video where the guy giving product recs doesnt disclose that he’s sponsored by the brands he’s showing…. 👎👎
What do you think of Xtrema ceramic cookware?
I’d like to get a list of Pans that have fully clad edges
Be nice if someone mentioned kitchen utensil brands
No non-stick! Dangerous chemicals!
How about kitchen Aid stainless Steel 5 ply ?
Ninja Neverstick has lasted me 3 years so far! I had T-Fal non-stick, but they all started peeling and chipping. I have a Circulon saucepan I am trying. I also have a couple Tramontina stainless pans that I am trying as well. The ss should last since they are saucepans.
No mention of tfal stainless?????
You named brands that I have never heard of because I am brainwashed by Target or Costco brands. I am branching out into commercial grade cookware. I love to cook and make very mean omelets. I purchased Henckels HXagon for a cheap option. I purchased Field Company from an industrial commercial kitchen outlet in Seattle.
Disagree as scan pan makes a kick ass nonstick
None.
Buy the tool not the brand.
What about titanium?
thought it was gregg wallace in the thumbnail. relief.
Check Tefal its a very nice brand populair here in the Netherlands.