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Includes:- 1-Quart Straining Saucepan with Lid and Pouring Spouts
- 2-Quart Straining Saucepan With Lid and Pouring Spouts
- 6-Quart Stockpot with Lid
- 3-Quart Sauté Pan with Lid
- 10-Inch Frying Pan
- 11. 75-Inch Frying Pan
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They are the BEST. Period.
The nonstick coat are still the same after 3 years of rigorous cooking. I used the metal tong to stir fry stuffs countless of time and the coating are still intact.
The stuffs heat up nicely and evenly.
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They describe the non stick interior surface below.
"Interior Surface:Triple-layer premium-quality TOTAL Food Release System"
https://circulon.com/products/ele...okware-set
Basically, you should familiarize yourself with the DuPont lawsuit that made it so common for cookware companies to advertise PFOA-free. There was a really good magazine article about the lawyer who got the historical judgment from DuPont.
As the link DaleE provided explains, http://www.chemprocess
Also, keep in mind on This set; Hand wash only.
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Costco has a great return policy and I go there all the time. Not sure about the exact differences but can't go wrong with a risk free return policy and 4.8 out of 5 aggregated user rating score.
But, when they just began to lose their nonstick , it instantly went downhill. The grooves would collect stuff.
Wouldn't buy again.
Still have a couple pots left though. I boil water in them.
Costco is dishwasher safe and works with induction because they have stainless steel bottoms
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If you want truly nonstick, just buy cheap ones each year. They will all lose their nonstick, it's just a matter of time.
You can also get somewhat nonstick from well-seasoned cast iron. It's not completely nonstick, but definitely better than stainless for some things.