Wednesday, January 16, 2019

Emeril by All Clad - My Quest For Cookware Has Ended

I loved using my stainless steel cookware set for a couple of years - that is.... until I found out that there is a huge difference between stainless steel and stainless steel the hard way....

You see the inner layer was so thin that it "disappeared" in smaller or bigger spots (see images below).... they could still be used but have a health risk as I don't know what kind of harmful chemical dissolves into my food while cooking.



This made me realize that I have to buy quality products that have long time guarantees to make sure the quality is really good.

So I set out to find a quality cookware set within a reasonable price range. I came across Zepter but found it to be extremely expensive - yet I was amazed by its quality, guarantee and the end result: the food prepared in these pans tasted delicious! - And they are a healthier option as well.

New goal set: find a stainless steel 12 piece cookware set the quality of which is very near to that of the Zepter's and it is affordable.

No luck first... I "bumped" into Amway's set which is also great AND EXPENSIVE. So kept on looking...(read my blog for details)

For a while I also contemplated getting ceramic ones as I heard a lot of good things about them, but then abandoned the idea as they can break easily and turned back to stainless steel that is a durable material and is very easy to clean.

Finally BINGO

I came across the Emeril one by all Clad featured in the image on the right. So immediately I put this cookware against my test.



Quality check: flying colors - it comes with lifetime guarantee - now I say in today's world you can get life time guarantee! Ticked

Price check: within everyday people's budget range - what's more: 50% off the original price Ticked

How well they work: heat is distributed evenly and they clean up easily Ticked

Added bonuses :
  •     these pans have flared rims for clean pouring (a feature even the Zepter ones don't have)
  •     they have tempered glass lids to monitor cooking progress
  •     can be used on gas, electric, ceramic glass, or induction stovetops
  •     can be put into the dishwasher

I was sold :) I advise you too to scroll up and click on that link - even if you only want to read more real consumer reviews.

Related Reading - 12-Inch Stainless-Steel Skillets

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