Ja Henckels International Realclad Stainless Steel 10-piece Cookware Set Review
- gena_mak [OP]
- Sr. Member
- Feb 28, 2011
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- ottawa
[Costco] HENCKELS RealClad 5-ply Stainless Steel and Aluminum Clad Cookware Ready, 10-piece $299
- Bargain Link:
- https://www.costco.ca/henckels-realclad ... 05225.html
- Price:
- $299
- Savings:
- $100
- Death:
- January seven, 2021
- Retailer:
- Costco
Sale on 5 ply cookware fix.
HENCKELS RealClad v-ply Stainless Steel and Aluminum Clad Cookware Gear up, 10-piece
Features:
5-ply construction
Induction compatible exterior
Fully clad rim to rim
Flared Rims
Stay cool riveted Stainless Steel handles
Made in Communist china is expected for 5 ply at this price point.
Should be decent cookware set with lifetime warranty from major brand. Perfect ready for someone who doesn't need stainless steel frying pans. Like we always buy frying pans separately.
- #2
- sci05
- Sr. Member
- Mar 2, 2006
- 504 posts
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Read lots of people proverb the realclad wears out pretty apace and is not as expert as traditional non stick.
- #3
- kfunluc
- Sr. Member
- Sep 9, 2003
- 751 posts
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sci05 wrote: ↑ Read lots of people maxim the realclad wears out pretty quickly and is not as good as traditional non stick.
simply why compare this to non stick?
- #4
- stovetop
- Deal Addict
- Dec 3, 2006
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- Vancouver, BC
Pics only shown single man henckels, not the twin man. Henckels International vs. Zwilling JA Hemckels?
- #five
- Behacad
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- Dec x, 2012
- 275 posts
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Why would someone desire this over the 5 ply with copper Kirkland fix ? Serious question
- #6
- thesubmitter
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- Jan 25, 2008
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Simply purchase all clad and never buy cookware again and then pass information technology on to your kids
- #7
- nightbird
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- Feb 14, 2004
- 233 posts
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- Delta, BC
Behacad wrote: ↑ Why would someone desire this over the five ply with copper Kirkland set ? Serious question
I had the Kirkland set. Information technology'southward super high quality and heavy, but bottoms warp easily. It's no longer flat. Plenty of reviews on Costco United states of america almost this. Then disappointing.
- #eight
- gena_mak [OP]
- Sr. Member
- February 28, 2011
- 694 posts
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- ottawa
Behacad wrote: ↑ Why would someone want this over the five ply with copper Kirkland set ? Serious question
That'due south a such a .... question. There must be thousands of reasons. Awhile ago we chose to buy Lagostina v ply set and we had at to the lowest degree ten reasons not to buy Kirkland ready. The warping outcome was not the offset but, important since we accept electrical stove. Another reason, we don't need 2 frying pans. Another reason, look at low profile large saucepan. It's non easy to cook in. So, hither we have four pieces not useful to u.s.a.. We would buy out of 10 only six useful pieces.
For us this detail fix makes sense. We already have i set up and so, information technology's not a buy but, functionally it make much more sense as it has more useful pieces therefore, much better value than Kirkland prepare.
So, why would someone...? If someone thinks carefully before asking, maybe would non ask such question.
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- sci05
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- Mar ii, 2006
- 504 posts
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kfunluc wrote: ↑ but why compare this to non stick?
Crusade realclad is a ceramic alternative to teflon not stick.
- #ten
- Behacad
- Member
- Dec x, 2012
- 275 posts
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gena_mak wrote: ↑ That's a such a .... question. At that place must exist thousands of reasons. Awhile ago we chose to buy Lagostina 5 ply gear up and we had at least 10 reasons non to buy Kirkland gear up. The warping issue was not the first merely, important since we have electric stove. Another reason, we don't demand ii frying pans. Another reason, look at low profile large saucepan. It'southward not like shooting fish in a barrel to cook in. So, here we have four pieces not useful to us. Nosotros would buy out of 10 only six useful pieces.
For us this particular ready makes sense. Nosotros already take i prepare so, it's not a buy but, functionally information technology make much more sense as it has more useful pieces therefore, much amend value than Kirkland set.
So, why would someone...? If someone thinks advisedly before asking, maybe would non ask such question.
No need to be an asshat. I didn't know about the warping issue and some people need the pans.
- #eleven
- le10017
- Newbie
- Dec 11, 2004
- 91 posts
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- Toronto
Behacad wrote: ↑ No need to be an asshat. I didn't know about the warping upshot and some people need the pans.
Don't sweat it. Your question was legit and there are many friendly people here willing to aid. Always prissy to get an respond, but too bad it was from a toxic big-headed twat. Though I'm a clad user myself, I actually learned something from the respond. Good luck on your conclusion.
- #12
- Behacad
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- December 10, 2012
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le10017 wrote: ↑ Don't sweat it. Your question was legit and there are many friendly people here willing to help. Always nice to get an reply, but as well bad it was from a toxic arrogant twat. Though I'thou a clad user myself, I really learned something from the respond. Good luck on your decision.
I have some all-clad stuff and I like it a lot, merely hard to beat the value here. I already have saute pans so these sauce pans and such will be great.
- #13
- cheaper_than_cheap
- Bargain Aficionado
- December xx, 2007
- 2975 posts
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- Prince George
sci05 wrote: ↑ Cause realclad is a ceramic alternative to teflon non stick.
These are stainless steel. No coating.
- #14
- ClaytonT60941
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- October 31, 2019
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I've had a lot of pots and pans over the years. Some of them include: All Clad, Mauviel, and a agglomeration of others. These Clad Henckels pots and pans are bang-up, imo. Right now I'm generally using Truclad pots considering the handles are really comfy, while I observe All-Clad a flake bad-mannered.
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- sci05
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- Mar 2, 2006
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My bad I had 2 henckel sets opened and thought information technology had the CeraForce coating
- #16
- Behacad
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Why is this thread sitting at -5 downvotes ? Any ideas ? It is an actual sale toll from Costco on a decent production. I'd expect some positive feedback
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- jdkf
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- May thirty, 2009
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- Leask
I was looking at buying this set from The Bay:
https://www.thebay.com/production/meyer-x ... lsrc=aw.ds
Information technology too has a lifetime warranty, simply is made in Canada instead of Cathay. Anybody have any convincing arguments why the Henckel is a better selection?
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- lakesarecool
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- Feb 24, 2007
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- Thornhill
The Henckels is fully clad from top to bottom while the Meyer is an encapsulated bottom, i.eastward. only the bottom is clad with aluminum between layers of stainless steel, the residuum is stainless steel only.
For Gas Stoves fully clad is typically preferable. For electric stoves information technology doesn't matter as much for pots, but I believe fully clad is however ameliorate for pans.
I would personally get with the Henckels if I were deciding betwixt the two, just if you do want Made in America then an All Clad D3 set will probably continue sale for around the $400.00 marking at some point similar it has in the past.
If you want to learn about cookware this site is very thorough
https://www.centurylife.org/how-to-choose-cookware/
- #xix
- Cartman_guy
- Member
- Jul 4, 2007
- 307 posts
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- Edmonton
lakesarecool wrote: ↑
For Gas Stoves fully clad is typically preferable. For electric stoves information technology doesn't affair equally much for pots, only I believe fully clad is withal improve for pans.
Why is this?
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- cheaper_than_cheap
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- Dec 20, 2007
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The gas flame is non equally localized. The heat travels outward more and with the encapsulated bottom blazon you end up with a hot spot (ring, really) at the corner of the pot just by the border of the puck. At least that's what I found when I had a gas cooktop. Fully clad cookware solved that completely for me.
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