expirediconian | Staff posted Sep 12, 2024 07:39 PM
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expirediconian | Staff posted Sep 12, 2024 07:39 PM
All-Clad Factory Seconds Sale + 15% Off $60+: 3-Qt BD5 Saute Pan w/ Lid
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Last time I picked up the D3 Everday 3-qt saute pan, but it was $70 after discount versus $85 today. I usually look for items which have a greater than 50% discount, these sales happen every month or two, so don't be too concerned about missing out, it'll come back around.
Sauce pans: There is a lot of good inventory at good prices today and I would recommend getting both the 2 quart saucier [homeandcooksales.com] and a 3-quart saucepan [homeandcooksales.com] (which are each $76 after coupon). The All-Clad steamer insert is an outstanding accessory for the saucepan but it's not available this time around.
Skillet: The 12' fry pan w/ lid [homeandcooksales.com] is a must-have and $85 after coupon is not an unusual deal but still that's close to as cheap as it ever gets.
Saute pan: A 3 quart saute pan is another staple pan but the D3 that's often available for around $70 isn't priced well this time. I would consider the D5 for $85 [homeandcooksales.com]. I am not a fan of D5 for all your pans but for the saute pan the heavier D5 would perform well.
Stock pot: I recommend having an enamel-coated cast iron Dutch Oven in your kitchen (that's not All-Clad), and if you're tight on space and budget then you could use that as your stock pot as well, but if you have room for both, get the All-Clad D3 8-quart [homeandcooksales.com] stock pot.
For questions about the differences between all the lines, check out the All-Clad Pots & Pans Advice thread.
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Oh, nevermind, the products I wanted are OoS already.
As a full-time nomad, I travel light, but given the variability of cookware in Airbnbs, I'd like to take either a fry or sauce pan (with lid). I'm thinking the sauce pan is more versatile (for pastas etc in addiiton to eggs / meats), am I thinking about it the wrong way?
Sauce pan is too "square" for some things.
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Oh, nevermind, the products I wanted are OoS already.
Sauce pans: There is a lot of good inventory at good prices today and I would recommend getting both the 2 quart saucier [homeandcooksales.com] and a 3-quart saucepan [homeandcooksales.com] (which are each $76 after coupon). The All-Clad steamer insert is an outstanding accessory for the saucepan but it's not available this time around.
Skillet: The 12' fry pan w/ lid [homeandcooksales.com] is a must-have and $85 after coupon is not an unusual deal but still that's close to as cheap as it ever gets.
Saute pan: A 3 quart saute pan is another staple pan but the D3 that's often available for around $70 isn't priced well this time. I would consider the D5 for $85 [homeandcooksales.com]. I am not a fan of D5 for all your pans but for the saute pan the heavier D5 would perform well.
Stock pot: I recommend having an enamel-coated cast iron Dutch Oven in your kitchen (that's not All-Clad), and if you're tight on space and budget then you could use that as your stock pot as well, but if you have room for both, get the All-Clad D3 8-quart [homeandcooksales.com] stock pot.
For questions about the differences between all the lines, check out the All-Clad Pots & Pans Advice thread.
But those are the only ones anybody should consider buying...
They are all great but the 2-qt saucier is my go-to for sauces (also great for reheating, for rice, for boiling some dumplings...).
The 4-qt is perfect for large quantity sauces but also smaller stews like dal, braises, small batches of pasta, amazing for popcorn.
....... All-Clad Pots & Pans Advice thread.
Edit: I decided and take the plunge and went ahead and got the 3 pans you suggested. Thank you for detailed recommendations!
Now, can someone recommend a good set or types of kitchen tool sets (spatula's etc.) to use with these pans?
But those are the only ones anybody should consider buying...
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