Made In is young, but growing very quickly. Having worked for several other insane (and not in a good way) startups around town, it has been great to find a home that has the things I love about working at a startup, but doesn't make me cry in my car on the way home.
CR members can jump to our cookware ratings for details and more options.Cookware jokes aside, Made In is a place I truly enjoy working at and that's incredibly refreshing to be able to say about a job. Below are the 10 best cookware sets from CR’s latest tests, both nonstick and stainless steel, listed alphabetically by type. To evaluate various pieces, we cook pancakes, fry eggs, boil water, and simmer tomato sauce.įor more information, see our cookware buying guide, which includes a primer on different types of cookware and the materials they’re made of. In our tests, we evaluate heating evenness, speed of heating, sauté performance, nonstick durability, handle sturdiness, and more. If you go that route, here are the basic pieces you need, plus why you should consider a Dutch oven. Of course, you can also assemble your own set. We buy and test cookware sets costing less than $100 to $600 or more from well-known brands such as All-Clad, Calphalon, Cuisinart, and Le Creuset. “Even utensils and a cookbook may be counted as pieces.” “In boxed sets, manufacturers count a lid as a piece,” says Marion Wilson-Spencer, CR’s market analyst for cookware. But a 12-piece set won’t have a dozen pots and pans.
And of course, when the coating of a nonstick pan is flaking, it’s got to go.Ĭookware is typically sold in sets consisting of about five to 15 pieces, or as individual pots and pans. Is it time to replace your cookware? If the handles are loose or broken, or the bottom of a pan is warped (creating hot spots that burn food), it’s time to shop.
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