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Macy's has 13-Piece Tools of the Trade Cookware Set (Non-Stick or Stainless Steel) on sale for $29.99. Shipping is free for Star Rewards members (free to join) or choose free curbside pickup where stock permits.
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Available Deals:
Macy's has 13-Piece Tools of the Trade Cookware Set (Non-Stick or Stainless Steel) on sale for $29.99. Shipping is free for Star Rewards members (free to join) or choose free curbside pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Available Deals:
- Non-Stick $29.99
- Stainless Steel $29.99
- 1.5-Quart saucepan with lid
- 2.5-Quart saucepan with lid
- 5-Quart stockpot with lid
- 9.5" sauté pan with lid
- 8" fry pan
- Flower steamer
- Large spoon
- Slotted turner
- Pasta server
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- This deal for the 3-Piece Tools of the Trade Cookware Set is $90 lower (75% savings) than the list price of $119.99.
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Macy's [macys.com] has 13-Piece Tools of the Trade Cookware Set (Stainless Steel or Non-Stick) on sale for $29.99. Shipping is free on orders $25+ for Star Rewards members (free to join) [macys.com] or choose Free In Store pickup where available
- Stainless Steel [macys.com] $29.99
- Non-Stick [macys.com] $29.99
- 1.5-Quart saucepan with lid
- 2.5-Quart saucepan with lid
- 5-Quart stockpot with lid
- 9.5" sauté pan with lid
- 8" fry pan
- Flower steamer
- Large spoon
- Slotted turner
- Pasta server
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| Rating: | (3.7 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 2,290 Macy's Reviews |
| Product Name: | Stainless Steel 13-Pc. Cookware Set, Created for Macy's |
| Product Description: | Get your kitchen off to a great start with this stainless steel cookware set from Tools of the Trade. The 13 pieces include the basics you'll use most plus utensils and a steamer. |
| Product SKU: | 2912733_733003113124 |
| UPC: | 733003113124 |
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https://slickdeals.net/f/16110160-13-piece-tools-of-the-trade-cookware-set-stainless-steel-or-non-stick-30-free-shipping-or-free-store-pickup-at-macy-s
I've bought these several times over the years and I've used them as inexpensive gifts, pots and pans that stay in a cabin to use over a wood stove and campfire, in the actual kitchen and i have two sets that I use in my workshop chem lab.
The non-stick are trash, the coating does not last very long. I bought one non-stick and even with light use with plastic utensils it's still broke down and started peeling in less than 6 months.
The stainless steel however is a good value in my opinion. That isn't because I think the build quality is amazing or anything, it isn't, it's fairly cheaply built and the stainless steel walls in the pots and pans are pretty thin. The reason why I think they are good value is because they are stainless steel and they hold up tremendously well compared to non-stick. Because they are thin walled you really can't use high heat for anything except boiling, but for slower cooked med. heat meals, sauces, etc they work great. Especially with acidic food like tomato sauces.
If you're intentionally trying to sear or pan fry food, this works out great. If you're trying to quickly make pancakes at a higher heat, you're going to have some unevenly cooked and/or burnt pancakes.
These are inexpensive pans that have very specific cooking characteristics that need to be acknowledged when you use them, otherwise you're going to have problems. 🍳
If nothing else, you can get yourself a whole bunch of spare lids for your other pots and pans. 😅
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I've bought these several times over the years and I've used them as inexpensive gifts, pots and pans that stay in a cabin to use over a wood stove and campfire, in the actual kitchen and i have two sets that I use in my workshop chem lab.
The non-stick are trash, the coating does not last very long. I bought one non-stick and even with light use with plastic utensils it's still broke down and started peeling in less than 6 months.
The stainless steel however is a good value in my opinion. That isn't because I think the build quality is amazing or anything, it isn't, it's fairly cheaply built and the stainless steel walls in the pots and pans are pretty thin. The reason why I think they are good value is because they are stainless steel and they hold up tremendously well compared to non-stick. Because they are thin walled you really can't use high heat for anything except boiling, but for slower cooked med. heat meals, sauces, etc they work great. Especially with acidic food like tomato sauces.
If you're intentionally trying to sear or pan fry food, this works out great. If you're trying to quickly make pancakes at a higher heat, you're going to have some unevenly cooked and/or burnt pancakes.
These are inexpensive pans that have very specific cooking characteristics that need to be acknowledged when you use them, otherwise you're going to have problems. 🍳
If nothing else, you can get yourself a whole bunch of spare lids for your other pots and pans. 😅
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16110160-13-piece-tools-of-the-trade-cookware-set-stainless-steel-or-non-stick-30-free-shipping-or-free-store-pickup-at-macy-s
I've bought these several times over the years and I've used them as inexpensive gifts, pots and pans that stay in a cabin to use over a wood stove and campfire, in the actual kitchen and i have two sets that I use in my workshop chem lab.
The non-stick are trash, the coating does not last very long. I bought one non-stick and even with light use with plastic utensils it's still broke down and started peeling in less than 6 months.
The stainless steel however is a good value in my opinion. That isn't because I think the build quality is amazing or anything, it isn't, it's fairly cheaply built and the stainless steel walls in the pots and pans are pretty thin. The reason why I think they are good value is because they are stainless steel and they hold up tremendously well compared to non-stick. Because they are thin walled you really can't use high heat for anything except boiling, but for slower cooked med. heat meals, sauces, etc they work great. Especially with acidic food like tomato sauces.
If your intentionally trying to sear or pan fry food, this works out great. If you're trying to quickly make pancakes at a higher heat, you're going to have some unevenly cooked and/or burnt pancakes.
These are inexpensive pans that have very specific cooking characteristics that need to be acknowledged when you use them, otherwise you're going to have problems. 🍳
If nothing else, you can get yourself a whole bunch of spare lids for your other pots and pans. 😅
Chem lab, you say? 🤔