Update: This popular deal is still available.
Home and Cook Sales has
All-Clad Factory Seconds Cookware on sale for the prices below when you apply the
15% Off $60+ Orders discount code
OCTSD15 in your cart.
Shipping is free on orders $60+.
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- The products which are for sale on this site are factory seconds. They have minor cosmetic scratches and/or dents. There are no defects which will affect the cookware's performance.
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I also highly recommend the 2-qt saucier [homeandcooksales.com] which is also $76.50 AC, and if you are partial to the D3 Everyday line, that 3-qt saucepan is a decent deal at $85 AC.
As always, I recommend checking out the All-Clad Pots & Pans Advice discussion/Q&A here on SlickDeals which tries to answer pretty much every question people have about this sale, and about the different All-Clad lines.FWIW I would not personally worry about looking for damaged box items (for which they charge more than they do for "second quality" items). "Damaged box" gives folks a greater comfort level that they are getting a pristine piece of cookware, but most of us have been thrilled with ALL of the items that come from this sale. It's usually hard to identify any defect or blemish at all.
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Quick updates (10/23) -
I ended up placing two separate orders just after this code went live. Both orders arrived in separate (outer) shipping boxes via UPS yesterday (10/22).
The first was a 12 Qt All-Clad SD5 in "packaging damage" condition. I've not seen this item and option since I began checking every week or two over the past 6 months or so. This item was not discounted as well as other similar items, but it's been on my wish list for a number of years so pulled the trigger anyway.
The second order included the All-Clad immersion blender, the 3 piece outdoor / grill stainless set, and the square outdoor / grill basket. All listed in "packing damage" condition.
I'm guessing some if not all of these were overstock / clearance.
The 12 QT SD5 - The "retail" box was taped shut, but pristine and no damage. Pot was pristine. Handle on the lid has a very small, light scuff... About what you would expect to see after one or two uses / cleanings.
The blender's retail box and the item itself was pristine and unopened. (Note- The Weck 743 3/4 mold jar is a near perfect fit for the wide head on this immersion blender for certain liquid blending like making mayo.)
The retail cardboard box for the 3 piece grill set was ever so slightly smushed, likely from the other items being shipped on top of it. This set was packaged decently and appeared to have never been taken out of the box. All 3 items were in new condition.
The retail cardboard "wrap over" for the stainless basket was in pristine condition as was the basket itself. I tried to pick up these same outdoor / grill items on a prior sale at a similar price, but they went OOS prior to completing the purchase.
Overall very happy with the items and would purchase each again.
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But I was also not able to get the OCTSD15 code to work.
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But I was also not able to get the OCTSD15 code to work.
Apologies, didn't specify which option I purchased... I had been waiting for a damaged box All-Clad 12-Quart D3 or D5 w/ polished finish, but have not seen a damaged box option for months.
The deal on the BD5 (D5 brushed outside) is much better than the SD5 (D5 polished outside). But I was tired of waiting, so the free shipping and the extra 15% made the sale
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enter email and accept terms to login. at checkout, apply coupon code OCTSD15 for extra 15% off + free s/h on $60+ orders
my favorites (prices are after coupon
- 12.5-Inch Fry Pan / D3 Everyday - Second Quality [homeandcooksales.com] $72.50
- 3-Qt. Sauce Pan W/Lid / Stainless [homeandcooksales.com] $76.50
- 8-Qt. Stockpot W/Lid / BD5 - Packaging Damage [homeandcooksales.com] $102
- 15-Inch Oval Baker / Stainless - Packaging Damage [homeandcooksales.com] $30
- TK (thomas keller) 3-Qt. Sauce Pot / Copper Core - Second Quality [homeandcooksales.com] $110.50
- TK 8-In. Fry Pan / BD5 - Second Quality [homeandcooksales.com] $60
- 14- Inch Fry Pan / D5 Stainless Polished - Packaging Damage [homeandcooksales.com] $110.50
- 10.5-In Fry Pan / D3 Curated - Second Quality [homeandcooksales.com] $59.50
- 8-Quart Rondeau W/Lid / D3 Stainless Collective - Second Quality [homeandcooksales.com] $122.50
+ free s/hI also highly recommend the 2-qt saucier [homeandcooksales.com] which is also $76.50 AC, and if you are partial to the D3 Everyday line, that 3-qt saucepan is a decent deal at $85 AC.
As always, I recommend checking out the All-Clad Pots & Pans Advice discussion/Q&A here on SlickDeals which tries to answer pretty much every question people have about this sale, and about the different All-Clad lines.
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I also highly recommend the 2-qt saucier [homeandcooksales.com] which is also $76.50 AC, and if you are partial to the D3 Everyday line, that 3-qt saucepan is a decent deal at $85 AC.
As always, I recommend checking out the All-Clad Pots & Pans Advice discussion/Q&A here on SlickDeals which tries to answer pretty much every question people have about this sale, and about the different All-Clad lines.FWIW I would not personally worry about looking for damaged box items (for which they charge more than they do for "second quality" items). "Damaged box" gives folks a greater comfort level that they are getting a pristine piece of cookware, but most of us have been thrilled with ALL of the items that come from this sale. It's usually hard to identify any defect or blemish at all.
However I'm also intrigued by the 4 qt D5 sauteuse with strainer. My main use for this would be pasta for 2, to make straining easier, and maybe some large skillet dishes. Is that appropriate (since it's shallow) or ridiculous to consider for this piece? Do you have experience with it or know if this is a good price at $127 (vs other sales, not retail)?
I'd love to buy the saucier for each of my kids for Christmas but they throw everything into the dishwasher, even their Lodge cast iron Dutch ovens and their Nordicware baking sheets, all of which now look terrible.
I think seeing the All Clad in there too would give me heartburn.
Thank you for any opinion or insight that you can share.
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I've never used the sauteuse. It's basically the saute pan but without the long handle. To me, I'd only consider a sauteuse instead of a similar-sized saute pan if I mainly planned to use it for stovetop-to-oven dishes, where the handle can get in the way. Otherwise, I'd prefer the handle. 4 quarts is big, and D5 is heavier than D3, so that's probably a very heavy pan, but a 4 quart D5 saute pan would have a helper handle as well. If you like the idea of using it for pasta and using the strainer instead of a traditional collander, I personally wouldn't choose it for that purpose, because: 1) A full 4 quarts of water is recommended for making pasta so this pan would be on the small side for that, 2) D5 will heat water to a boil more slowly, 3) the strainer with this heavy pan and 4 quarts of water looks like a dangerous combination to try lifting and pouring, rather than the usual dumping out into a collander, 4) I'd bet it doesn't drain all the water as well as dumping into a collander.
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