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11-Piece Cuisinart Chef's Stainless-Steel Classic Cookware Set (77-11G) +
Earn $30 Kohl's Cash for $139.99 - 20% off when you apply promo code
TAKEOFF20 at checkout- 10% off when you apply promo code
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Product Details:
- Stainless steel
- Dishwasher safe
- Oven safe to 500°F
- Manufacturer's lifetime limited warranty
Set Includes:
- 1.5-quart covered saucepan
- 2.5-quart covered saucepan
- 3-quart covered saute pan
- 8-quart covered stockpot
- 8" skillet
- 10" skillet
- Steamer insert
Top Comments
$30 back in Kohls Cash, $5 back for picking it up as I'm driving right past it, and then combined it with PayPal 20% back in points, another $22, for paying off in 4 installments fot a total of $57 off. Pretty slick and the Kohls cash will be used for new jeans that were needed.
Approximately $52 out of the door and I purchased half of this set from a thrift store brand new for $40. Very good quality pots from my initial usage.
Community Reviews
This Cuisinart stainless cookware set is a solid starter upgrade for moving off nonstick and learning stainless cooking. It heats and cooks well, cleans easily, and can behave almost nonstick once the pan is properly preheated. Long term use looks strong too, with reports of daily abuse, years of heavy use, and no obvious wear. The main tradeoff is that it is not as refined or evenly responsive as All Clad or other tri ply sets, and stainless still takes technique to avoid burning. A practical value pick when the price is right.
Common Questions (4)
Yes. It works well as a starter stainless set for learning to cook without nonstick, and it can handle everyday use once you learn the water-drop heat test. A carbon steel skillet is a useful add-on if you want to cover most cooking needs before upgrading.
It has held up for years under heavy daily use, with reports of 5 to 9 years of service and the pans still looking like new. The set is described as cleaning easily and continuing to cook well after long-term use.
Compared with All-Clad D3, it has less refined fit-and-finish and weaker heating response, with an estimated performance around 60% of D3. The Multiclad Pro line is still made and is described as heavier, with solid stainless lids instead of glass on some versions.
Preheat the pan until water droplets bead up, then cook; that heat level helps food release more easily. The pans are temperature-sensitive, so overheating can burn food, and a water-drop test is more reliable than a laser temperature probe.
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I pulled a random piece from my current set, a 1.5 qt saucepan, which has part number MCP19-15N. Cuisinart describes it as a discontinued Multi-clad Pro Tri-ply 1.5 qt saucepan with cover. https://www.cuisinart.c
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