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Never heard of this brand. Did a google search and found their pans listed on a bunch of sites like Walmart for inflated prices with no reviews, which seems shady.
That plus the fact that their website was registered in 2018, and is owned by a marketing company (http://www.gospmarketing.com), makes this a HARD PASS for me
My order came today. I did not open all the boxes, but I did open and check out the 13" skillet and the 8" saute pan. BOTH say 18/10 stainless steel on the bottom.
The non Candace Cookcraft pans said 18/10 stainless so I was wondering about these since they look identical except for the lids.
I am also impressed with the quality on these. They seem well built, nice weight (could be a pro or a con if you prefer a lighter pan). I love the lids that hook on to the pan, and most of all, NO Rivets on the inside of the pan. I feel like the pan is never really clean around the rivets.
I'd probably prefer no silicone on the handles from a cleanability and longevity (assumption) standpoint. At the same time, idk. The handles with the silicone feel great.
I just realized tha5 Candace is an actress. Watch the video she talks about creating her first cookware line. Wasn't she on that show with all the kids in the house? What was it called again...
Full house! I think that was actually the name right? With the 2 little twin girls, this looks like their big sister from that show...
I ordered a 4pc set $24.90 5/6/23 8:30pm with code FCW23 with free delivery. Seem like a good deal. I hope it's for real and not a scam. For $24.90, it's worth the risk. I never heard of the brand, or Focus Camera. So I'll let you know. Expected Tuesday.
I have several Fissler Solea pots i got way back on a closeout sale that come with glass lids. They look beautiful and work great. They were made in Germany and 10 times the price. Sadly the Solea line has been discontinued but the lids on these pots kind of remind me of the Fissler ones as they attach to the rim in a similar way. Unless these pots are made of really crappy chinesium or candice was just trying to make a quick buck, for the price i think the gamble is worth it. No rivets on the inside is also nice. Her QVC ad for these pots is on youtube.
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I ordered these yesterday and they arrived today. I bought the four pan set with four pans and four lids.
I love them. They are very substantial pieces, nice handles with grips. The selling point for me was no rivets and the built in stand for the lids was a bonus.
I liked them so much I went ahead and ordered the stockpot. 5 pieces with lids for $70 seems like a pretty awesome deal.
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doesn't say it's 18/10 stainless, so unlikely. gonna pass. too bad the lids look neat.
My order came today. I did not open all the boxes, but I did open and check out the 13" skillet and the 8" saute pan. BOTH say 18/10 stainless steel on the bottom.
The non Candace Cookcraft pans said 18/10 stainless so I was wondering about these since they look identical except for the lids.
I am also impressed with the quality on these. They seem well built, nice weight (could be a pro or a con if you prefer a lighter pan). I love the lids that hook on to the pan, and most of all, NO Rivets on the inside of the pan. I feel like the pan is never really clean around the rivets.
I'd probably prefer no silicone on the handles from a cleanability and longevity (assumption) standpoint. At the same time, idk. The handles with the silicone feel great.
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I got the 8 qt stockpot today. It says 18/10 stainless on the bottom.
The piece itself feels quite nice, heavy, and the steel seems pretty thick.
For some perspective I have several all clad pieces (tri ply and I have a couple of d5's) and I have the Emeril tri ply set. The Candace pot feels very substantial compared to everything except the d5s. I weighed my all clad 7qt stock pot (I think it's a normal us made tri ply) and it came in at 4lb 1.5oz. The Candace one is 8qt but it came in at a whopping 6lb 1oz. That's good, 50% heavier.
I think that the latching lid thing is kind of a good idea, a little gimmicky, but good idea. It shouldn't be a major selling point but I think it'll be pretty nice.
The silicone handles, eh, I could take em or leave em. I don't know if they'd work on a skillet if you ever wanted to put it in an oven, but I don't typically put my stockpots in the oven for any reason.
Overall I'm pretty happy for 25 bucks. I can't wait to actually try the pot out for making soup!
Received mine today, 18/10 Stainless steel pans and the lids are great. Heavy solid and seem like they are going to be great pans. Time will tell but for the price they don't have to last long to be worth the price.
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I got the 8 qt stockpot today. It says 18/10 stainless on the bottom.
The piece itself feels quite nice, heavy, and the steel seems pretty thick.
For some perspective I have several all clad pieces (tri ply and I have a couple of d5's) and I have the Emeril tri ply set. The Candace pot feels very substantial compared to everything except the d5s. I weighed my all clad 7qt stock pot (I think it's a normal us made tri ply) and it came in at 4lb 1.5oz. The Candace one is 8qt but it came in at a whopping 6lb 1oz. That's good, 50% heavier.
I think that the latching lid thing is kind of a good idea, a little gimmicky, but good idea. It shouldn't be a major selling point but I think it'll be pretty nice.
The silicone handles, eh, I could take em or leave em. I don't know if they'd work on a skillet if you ever wanted to put it in an oven, but I don't typically put my stockpots in the oven for any reason.
Overall I'm pretty happy for 25 bucks. I can't wait to actually try the pot out for making soup!
Mine also arrived today. It has many dark spots in the inner surface, the lid also has small dent. Almost feel like someone put it in a dishwasher. Does yours have these signs?
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That plus the fact that their website was registered in 2018, and is owned by a marketing company (http://www.gospmarketi
The non Candace Cookcraft pans said 18/10 stainless so I was wondering about these since they look identical except for the lids.
I am also impressed with the quality on these. They seem well built, nice weight (could be a pro or a con if you prefer a lighter pan). I love the lids that hook on to the pan, and most of all, NO Rivets on the inside of the pan. I feel like the pan is never really clean around the rivets.
I'd probably prefer no silicone on the handles from a cleanability and longevity (assumption) standpoint. At the same time, idk. The handles with the silicone feel great.
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In for some to replace 30 yr old stainless steel with copper bottoms:
Note Return Policy:
All returns are subject to inspection and must meet the following requirements:
Products must be returned with all the original manufacturer's packaging and box contents, undamaged and unmarked. This includes box inserts, accessories, and warranty card.
UPC codes must not be cut from the packaging.
All products must be mailed inside an outer box/container and adequately protected from damage during transit.
No return will be accepted without an RMA number on the outside of the box.
Once the item is returned to us and passes inspection, you will receive an email notification that your return has been processed. Any refund will be issued within 3 to 5 business days. Please allow 7 to 10 days for a refund to show in your account or on your credit card. Items must be returned in like-new condition. Focus Camera reserves the right to refuse returns, refunds and/or charge a restocking fee for any product that does not comply with the information found in this return policy.
All free gifts must be returned with the main item. In the event that these free gifts are not returned, the value of those items will be deducted from your refund.
Please note: a 15% restocking fee will apply if your item is not returned in its original packaging. If your return is on an item valued at $35 or less you will also be required to pay return shipping fees, and the shipping costs will be deducted from your refund.
In the event that an item is refused at delivery, you will still be liable to pay shipping fees.
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Only slightly disappointed that the 'Amazon Pay' button doesn't work.
I love them. They are very substantial pieces, nice handles with grips. The selling point for me was no rivets and the built in stand for the lids was a bonus.
I liked them so much I went ahead and ordered the stockpot. 5 pieces with lids for $70 seems like a pretty awesome deal.
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The non Candace Cookcraft pans said 18/10 stainless so I was wondering about these since they look identical except for the lids.
I am also impressed with the quality on these. They seem well built, nice weight (could be a pro or a con if you prefer a lighter pan). I love the lids that hook on to the pan, and most of all, NO Rivets on the inside of the pan. I feel like the pan is never really clean around the rivets.
I'd probably prefer no silicone on the handles from a cleanability and longevity (assumption) standpoint. At the same time, idk. The handles with the silicone feel great.
The piece itself feels quite nice, heavy, and the steel seems pretty thick.
For some perspective I have several all clad pieces (tri ply and I have a couple of d5's) and I have the Emeril tri ply set. The Candace pot feels very substantial compared to everything except the d5s. I weighed my all clad 7qt stock pot (I think it's a normal us made tri ply) and it came in at 4lb 1.5oz. The Candace one is 8qt but it came in at a whopping 6lb 1oz. That's good, 50% heavier.
I think that the latching lid thing is kind of a good idea, a little gimmicky, but good idea. It shouldn't be a major selling point but I think it'll be pretty nice.
The silicone handles, eh, I could take em or leave em. I don't know if they'd work on a skillet if you ever wanted to put it in an oven, but I don't typically put my stockpots in the oven for any reason.
Overall I'm pretty happy for 25 bucks. I can't wait to actually try the pot out for making soup!
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The piece itself feels quite nice, heavy, and the steel seems pretty thick.
For some perspective I have several all clad pieces (tri ply and I have a couple of d5's) and I have the Emeril tri ply set. The Candace pot feels very substantial compared to everything except the d5s. I weighed my all clad 7qt stock pot (I think it's a normal us made tri ply) and it came in at 4lb 1.5oz. The Candace one is 8qt but it came in at a whopping 6lb 1oz. That's good, 50% heavier.
I think that the latching lid thing is kind of a good idea, a little gimmicky, but good idea. It shouldn't be a major selling point but I think it'll be pretty nice.
The silicone handles, eh, I could take em or leave em. I don't know if they'd work on a skillet if you ever wanted to put it in an oven, but I don't typically put my stockpots in the oven for any reason.
Overall I'm pretty happy for 25 bucks. I can't wait to actually try the pot out for making soup!
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