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T-fal Jamie Oliver 10-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set T-fal Jamie Oliver 10-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set is a complete cooking collection that addresses most of your cooking needs. T-fal hard anodized material can withstand use from metal utensils, while the thermo spot technology tells you when the pan is perfectly preheated. Heat channels on the underside of the non-stick set ensure even heat flow along the circumferential area of the vessel. The set is comprised of a Dutch oven, two covered...
- Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
- Nonstick exterior fast and easy to clean;nonstick interior for easy cooking and easy clean up
- The unique t-fal thermo-spot heat indicator shows when t-fal fry pan is perfectly preheated to seal in the flavor of your food
- Glass lid cover allows you to see the cooking progress of your meal
- Hard anodized exterior for long lasting durability
- Limited lifetime warranty;safe for all cooking methods except induction
This Cookware Sets give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Not as good as other T-fal
Previously, I've owned the New - T-fal D913SC64 Signature Hard Anodized 12-Piece Cookware Set by T-fal, which I loved. I expected to feel the same way about this T-fal set. I was especially excited to try the square grill pan.
I seasoned the pans as directed, then I used the square grill pan for frying up some pork chops (something my other set of T-fal excels at). I couldn't believe how badly those chops stuck to the pan! Even after soaking the pan in hot, soapy water for an hour, I still had to use a lot of elbow grease to get it clean! It wasn't a matter of cooking it wrong either... The first time, I cooked them exactly the same as I do with my other pans. The second time, I used a much lower temperature (thinking that I may have accidentally cooked at too high a temperature the first time). Even using the lowest temperature, the chops still stuck!
After a little research, I think I've figured out why. T-fal has two different manufacturers produce...
2. Not a Great Set
The only thing "unique" about this set is the Thermo-Spot heat indicator, which lets you know when your pan is heated up by turning solid red. That's a fine feature, though I don't find it terribly important-- how hard is it to just wait a minute? I guess if you're in a rush and need to know right away, it's cool.
But I have several issues with this set:
1. NOT dishwasher safe. The manual says all their other sets are dishwasher safe, EXCEPT the hard anodized exterior sets. This is not made clear on the packaging.
2. Nonstick doesn't work well. Like another reviewer, I first tried cooking eggs in the small pan. They stuck like crazy! It specifically tells you not to use cooking spray or oil because it can mess up the pans, but there's no way I could go without it. I even took a photo because I couldn't believe what a mess it was to get these eggs out of the pan. I've had much better nonstick pans before.
3. Thinner than I'm used to. The pots...
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Very nice cook set for an apartment.
Some of the reviews so far have not been particularly favorable, and I understand the concerns of those folk. Nonetheless, I've been thoroughly delighted with the set, which is impressive in appearance, has a decent, if not "Calphalonic" weight to each of the pieces, and stack easily in a small space (I have them on the top rack of a smallish baker's rack).
The pans conduct heat nicely and (surprisingly) evenly. I have not had any of the issues others have mentioned with things like releasing an egg from the pan, though I must admit, I use a bit of butter (always) and not cooking sprays (ever) for my eggs (or anything else - personal preference). I live alone, but entertain frequently and I've had no issue with the size of the pans, though I tend to make multiple courses of smaller amounts.
The only issue I've had with this set is that I generally make my sauces in a skillet (rather than a saucepan) and the shallowness of the pans makes serving the sauce...
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