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I'm looking for a fairly high-end cookware set for the kitchen. Something that carries a solid warranty, for $150-$200ish.

 

I don't want stainless steel, and I don't want that crappy brand with the grooves everywhere (Circulon).

 

8pc, 10pc, etc.. doesn't matter. Just looking for something that's going to last for a long time and have a rock solid warranty.

 

I need it by Christmas, so I don't mind waiting a bit :cheesy:

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Sam's club has a 12 pc. set that a friend has. It's that hard anodized stuff and seems to be holding up pretty nicely. I don't think it has any of the grooves that Circulon tends to have. Macy's is another place to check for sets. They are running a lot of sales this week. Good Luck.
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you can never go wrong with cast iron. As long as you keep them properly seasoned, you can pass them on for generations. I am using my grandmothers cast iron skillet even to this day.
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I prefer to buy pieces rather than complete sets. I have two Calphalon non-stick saute pans, an All-Clad saute pan and pot, several Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron pieces including a Dutch oven and covered pots and a couple old-fashioned cast iron skillets. They all get used often and have been used for years with no problems. Cast iron requires a little work in the beginning to season, but just gets better and better over time.
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What's the warranty on those? My uncle has some pretty expensive Caphalon ones that the company simply replaces free of charge whenever there is an issue.

 

I don't mind buying in pieces, but I didn't think you could get 8+ pieces for around that price :/

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I LOVE my cooks essentials by QVC..they have a lifetime warranty. They sell stainless,

cast iron and hard anodized.These pans are indestructible

 

www.qvc.com

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I've had everything and I absolutely LOVE my Rachael Ray set. You can pick up a full set for around $150. It's much more expensive when buying by the piece.

 

I only have 2 skillets and they get used multiple times daily. I've had them for over a year and they still look brand new. To clean them, you just have to wipe them out.. even after scrambled eggs.

 

I'm not a RR fan, but received these as a gift. I am getting another set for Christmas!

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I love my Calphalon cookware. Not sure if you can get it for that price range, though. I have the contemporary set (not the stainless steel).

I got my set at Linens 'N Things when they were going out of business :D

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I've had everything and I absolutely LOVE my Rachael Ray set. You can pick up a full set for around $150. It's much more expensive when buying by the piece.

 

I only have 2 skillets and they get used multiple times daily. I've had them for over a year and they still look brand new. To clean them, you just have to wipe them out.. even after scrambled eggs.

 

I'm not a RR fan, but received these as a gift. I am getting another set for Christmas!

I love my RR set too! Not a fan either, won mine through her contest last year. The handles are great on them also

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Best I've found so far is the Calphalon 8 Piece Nonstick Cookware Set for $150 shipped @ Amazon -> http://www.amazon.com/Calphalon-8-Piece-Simply-Nonstick-Cookware/dp/B001R70XIY

 

It has a 10 yr warranty, hard anodized and non-stick surface. If there is ever an issue, I can ship the item back to Calphalon, and they replace it for free.

 

The downside of the hard-anodized ones pointed out earlier, is that it isn't non-stick. Everything you cook needs to constantly be stirred or used butter/oil to prevent sticking. I think I've used one of those before when making sauce, if you don't stir it every minute or so, it bakes onto the edges.

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