Magnalite Classic 13-Piece Cookware Set

Cheapest Magnalite Classic 13-Piece Cookware Set
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Magnalite Classis 13-Piece Cookware Set Originally developed in 1934, Magnalite Classic Cookware is best known for it's distinctive Cast Aluminum material, timeless design and commercial durability. The casting process enables Magnalite cookware to have varied thickness throughout the pans, maximizing heat conductivity. The pans boast extra thick bases, which allow heat to travel quickly and evenly up the pan sidewalls. Pouring spouts, heavy cast lids and cast-in flame guards combine to cre...

• Set includes 1-quart and 2-quart saucepans, 5-quart Dutch oven with rack, 10-inch skillet, 15-inch roaster with rack, 3-quart casserole, and lids
• Constructed of professional-grade, hand-cast aluminum
• Heavy lids lock in moisture and facilitate convection-style heating
• Extra-thick bases allow heat to travel quickly and evenly up sides of pans
• Oven-safe to 350° (roaster to 500°); 50-year limited warranty; wash by hand

This Cookware Sets give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Not Your Mother's Magnalite!
I own five pieces of this cookware branded Magnalite. Four pieces were my mother's. She had them for over thirty years. They were made and marked by General Housewares Corp (GHC), an Indiana company, at their plant in Sidney, Ohio. The fifth piece was made there too but not by GHC and that's the problem. GHC made Magnalite up until 1995 when they sold the name Magnalite and the plant. The fourth piece I own was made in Ohio after 1995 by another company. Though it looks similiar in design, it is measurably half the thickness and weight of my mother's pieces. There is also another company that is using the name Magnalite that is making them in China. Replacement parts for the new Magnalite will not fit the original old pieces. So todays Magnalite is not the same as your mother's. Be advised.

2. The last cookware you'll ever buy
My mother has had this line since she was married in 1970. They have been through everything from burnt-on peanut brittle syrup that required a few hours of steel wool and elbow grease to remove to 35 years of dishwasher cleanings. I expect she'll go to her grave with these pots. I, on the other hand, was married four years ago and recieved a "top-of-the-line" brand of cookware that has a non-stick coating that cost the same as this set. I've now had to replace the non-stick pans because the coating has started to peel, and my pans have never heated as evenly as those of my mother's. I've invested in Magnalites, and I expect they'll be the last cookware I'll ever buy.

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This is not like my mother's original Magnalite Cookware set. Its lighter in weight for sure! Not overly pleased with the set. Not up to the standards of the old Magnalite, in my opinion.
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