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Circulon Symmetry Hard Anodized Nonstick 11-Piece Cookware SetWhen variety is the spice of life, have the right professional quality pans on hand to create favorite recipes. This set provides the essential pots and pans any kitchen needs. Make a mushroom and spinach melange in the covered saute while rice or polenta gently simmers in a saucepan and tasty salmon filets finish off in the skillet. Savor the perfect lentil soup as it cooks to perfection in the generously sized stockpot. Wi...
- The set includes the following: 1-quart pouring saucepan, 2-quart covered saucepan, 3-quart covered saucepan, 8-quart covered stockpot
- 8.5-inch french skillet, 10-inch french skillet, 3-quart covered saute pan
- Total food release system with dupont autograph metal utensil, safe nonstick inside and out
- Stainless steel base is suitable for all stove tops - including induction
- Comfortable silicone and cast stainless steel handles provide a slip-free grasp and are oven safe to 400 degrees farenheit
This Cookware Sets give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Good - but not as good as the Circulon Infinite which it replaces
This is good value for money cookware. It is ideal for induction cooktops, where choice at any reasonable price is limited.
It is important to note that this is NOT like 'normal' non-stick. When frying, you need to cook with a small amount of olive oil - do that and the pans work great and will easily wipe clean. If you use butter or try to cook high-fat burgers, the non-stick coating will be compromised. I keep one pan for those tasks: it comes clean with a non-stick scourer, but it can take some work.
The main difference between Symmetry and Infinite Circulon is the handles: the coatings are identical. Symmetry handles have a plastic insert whereas the Infinite range were all metal. Main problem is that these new handles are shorter which makes them harder to balance with the larger, heavier pans. They are also not as well shaped. I never found that the all-metal handles got hot, so I don't understand why they needed to be changed. My advice would therefore be...
2. amazing (with very minor flaws)
Before I start complaining, I want to emphasize that these are very very high quality and the best set I've ever owned (I also have the anolon set Anolon Advanced Bronze Collection Hard Anodized Nonstick Cookware Set, 11-Piece and I think they are both of equal quality (made by same company) but I prefer the circulon set). The anolon set is more beautiful/elegant but not dishwasher safe and don't work with all heat sources.
The bottom of these pots and pans is very thick which make these amazing. There are no hot spots. It was amazing to watch water boil in them and have even sized bubbles form everywhere in the bottom. It is very forgiving if you have the burner too hot as food won't burn in specific spots.
These are dishwasher and metal utensil safe. I use them in the dishwasher all the time but I don't want to use metal utensils in them.
When I first got them, I hand washed them...
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Very forgiving, dishwasher safe, great handles!
This is the best cookware set I've ever owned. I actually have this set in a 13 piece that was offered through Costco for a short period of time. My old, much more expensive, Calphalon basically was wrecked after 5 years. The true test of cookware is how it holds up in the homes of lazy, sloppy people. Not that I consider myself lazy and sloppy, but today I was boiling dark purple wooden popsicle sticks for a craft project for my kids. Forgot about the sticks and the water boiled away, leaving the wooden sticks to burn on the bottom of the pan. Once the burning campfire smell drew me back to the kitchen, I lifted the sticks out and let the pan soak for a couple of minutes, brushed it out with the dish brush and there was not even a mark or finish problem at all. I was absolutely amazed - I mean, it was burning WOOD on the bottom of a pan on high heat! This is the second time I've had the empty pan sitting on a hot burner and the pan was fine. I recall that this "feature" was on...
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