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13-Piece Viking Culinary Copper Stainless Steel Cookware Set Expired
$128.50
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VIPOutlet via eBay has 13-Piece Viking Culinary Copper Stainless Steel Cookware Set for $189 - 15% in-cart discount - 20% w/ code PICKVIP = $128.52. Shipping is free. Thanks daisybeetle
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This price beats the recent Front Page Deal we had for this set by $32. -brisar
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VIPOutlet via Ebay [ebay.com] has 13-Piece Viking Culinary Copper Stainless Steel Cookware Set for $189 - 15% in cart discount - 20% w/ code PICKVIP = $128.52. Shipping is free.
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EDIT: Found the same set on amazon and it says NOT compatible with induction
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The negative reviews are pretty clearly from people that think stainless steel surfaces cook like PTFE, and don't understand how copper oxidizes or how to maintain it.
That said, this is not exactly high end cookware. Without an aluminum core (tri-ply), they can't distribute heat as evenly or quickly. That is generally fine for most cooking - aside from frying or searing. If you are considering these, go for it, then pick up a couple of heavy duty, cast iron skillets and learn how to season them. (The only others you may need are a crepe pan and a wok.) You will be able to cook 98% of the dishes out there once you learn how to use them. Frustration is normal when using a pan without a coating! You can work it out - I promise. It will make you a better cook.
Also, and respectfully, if you worried about how they look, you are kind of missing the point. They are tools and should look like they are being used. Keep them clean and enjoy the patina with pride. Make something delicious and no one will care how they look!
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EDIT: Found the same set on amazon and it says NOT compatible with induction
https://www.amazon.com/Viking-Cul...merReview
I ask because other than its stoves and ovens, Viking tends to stick its brand on other companies' products for a price uptick. Viking dishwashers are made by Asko and its fridges are Amana.
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https://www.amazon.com/Viking-Cul...merReview
Original:
The negative reviews are pretty clearly from people that think stainless steel surfaces cook like PTFE, and don't understand how copper oxidizes or how to maintain it.
That said, this is not exactly high end cookware. Without an aluminum core (tri-ply), they can't distribute heat as evenly or quickly. That is generally fine for most cooking - aside from frying or searing. If you are considering these, go for it, then pick up a couple of heavy duty, cast iron skillets and learn how to season them. (The only others you may need are a crepe pan and a wok.) You will be able to cook 98% of the dishes out there once you learn how to use them. Frustration is normal when using a pan without a coating! You can work it out - I promise. It will make you a better cook.
Also, and respectfully, if you worried about how they look, you are kind of missing the point. They are tools and should look like they are being used. Keep them clean and enjoy the patina with pride. Make something delicious and no one will care how they look!
That said, this is not exactly high end cookware. Without an aluminum core (tri-ply), they can't distribute heat as evenly or quickly. That is generally fine for most cooking - aside from frying or searing. If you are considering these, go for it, then pick up a couple of heavy duty, cast iron skillets and learn how to season them. (The only others you may need are a crepe pan and a wok.) You will be able to cook 98% of the dishes out there once you learn how to use them. Frustration is normal when using a pan without a coating! You can work it out - I promise. It will make you a better cook.
Also, and respectfully, if you worried about how they look, you are kind of missing the point. They are tools and should look like they are being used. Keep them clean and enjoy the patina with pride. Make something delicious and no one will care how they look!
These are Tri-Ply, though...
That said, this is not exactly high end cookware. Without an aluminum core (tri-ply), they can't distribute heat as evenly or quickly. That is generally fine for most cooking - aside from frying or searing. If you are considering these, go for it, then pick up a couple of heavy duty, cast iron skillets and learn how to season them. (The only others you may need are a crepe pan and a wok.) You will be able to cook 98% of the dishes out there once you learn how to use them. Frustration is normal when using a pan without a coating! You can work it out - I promise. It will make you a better cook.
Also, and respectfully, if you worried about how they look, you are kind of missing the point. They are tools and should look like they are being used. Keep them clean and enjoy the patina with pride. Make something delicious and no one will care how they look!
I bought these at $200 and thought it was an amazing deal. At $130 it's redonkulous. Matches great with my Viking grill and rustic home.