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FYI. This HexClad brand has nothing to do with the All-Clad brand. Completely different company.
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expired Posted by jk9921 • Jun 12, 2023
Jun 12, 2023 4:32 PM
HexClad 7-piece Cookware Set - $349.99 costco
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buy a nonstick instead and keep it at medium heat or below while using nonmarring tools; or buy a stainless pan and learn to use it (always use oil to prevent sticking; heat until water drops dance on the surface- exploding means it's too hot, forming a bubbly puddle means it's not hot enough).
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buy a nonstick instead and keep it at medium heat or below while using nonmarring tools; or buy a stainless pan and learn to use it (always use oil to prevent sticking; heat until water drops dance on the surface- exploding means it's too hot, forming a bubbly puddle means it's not hot enough).
I have two of them and they are easily the best pans I have ever owned.
I recently got some all clad copper core, I feel like im back to square 1. Very steep learning curve. But they heat up SUPER fast. hopefully i can get these working well soon as well, I was going to move away from hexclad and get the set of all clad copper core but it seems i'm still a bit better with the hex clad at the moment.
Never got another non stick ever since, they are easy to use but i feel like im replacing them every 3 or 4 months because the coating comes off and they start to stick. can't really go back from that. I cook a lot with high heat because i like my steaks seared hard on the outside and medium rare to rare in the inside. I do have cast irons as well but they are so damn heavy and a pain to maintain.
also.. i do not think these are over priced at all.. once i got the hang of it. they are way cheaper than other low maintenance, fast heating, high temperature, long lasting, durable pan out there. $350 is the price of 1 or 2 good pans so for a set is very good IMO...
This is a good price too. Just got a set to replace my all clad nonstick I had remaining.
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