Cuisinart mcp22 – 24 N MultiClad ProステンレスOpen Skillet 12-Piece Set シルバー ZPV-1842

Vale muito a pena... Construção das panelas é bem robusto e o material é top

Tengo más de un mes usándola, y en una semana pude entender el funcionamiento de cada sartén; sí se pega la comida si no aprendes antes a usarla como debe ser, pero hay muchos tutoriales en YouTube para aprender. -El calor se esparce a la misma temperatura en toda la sartén u olla, esto por ser de una sola pieza. ☑️ - Al saber medir bien la temperatura antes de cocinar alimentos (sobre todo huevos y carne) es una belleza para cocinar en ella. - Sí se mancha, pero hay un producto especial que yo utilizo para lavar (polvo) acero inoxidable y queda como nueva, brillosa de nuevo. La recomiendo 100%

We have now owned this set for 5 years and just ordered the larger 4 qrt saucepan to round out our set. They still look amazing and have no damage after daily use. We purchased for use on our new induction stove and couldn't be more pleased. When pots say induction on them there is a big difference between the cheaper pots and these. We had purchased a 4 qrt from Winners Homesense and never heated as efficiently as the Cuisinart ones. Always took much longer to come to a boil and the glass lid broke after 2 years. I should know better to stick with the better option

As expected, the item arrived as posted

Firstly, I’ve given this cookware set a 5 out of 5 based on ‘best value’ not ‘best quality’. Secondly, I place considerably more trust in reviews from America's Test Kitchen (ATK) / CenturyLife.Org than most user reviews. Similarly, I expect readers of this review to treat it on a ‘for information only’ basis. In a nut-shell the Cuisinart MCP-12N Multiclad Pro Stainless Steel 12 x piece cookware set is a Chinese made equivalent of the USA made 3D All-Clad range. A great comparison review was written by CentryLife. The only addition I can make to their review is that the sides of the Cuisinart fry pans/skillets are noticeably steeper than that or the All-Clad, as seen in the picture (All-Clad 3D left / Cuisinart right). As noted in the ATK review of 12” skillets, these steeper sides may be detrimental under some circumstances. These two fry pans are comparable in almost every other respect, aside from cost. The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro saucepans do show watermarks more than the All-Clad, these can be removed with Barkeepers Friend. The entire 12 x piece Cuisinart MCP-12N set was only $20 more than my 1 x Demeyere Proline Frying Pan, so my expectations are adjusted accordingly. I believe the performance gap between Demeyere and All-Clad is significantly more than the gap between All-Clad and Cuisinart. High quality workhorse skillets can be purchased at a later date, if required. The Cuisinart set is worth it for the saucepans and stockpot alone, the skillets are an entry point bonus.