The D3 Stainless Collection gets its name from its bonded, tri-ply construction. Two layers of durable, stainless steel are pressed together with a responsive aluminum core all the way around the surface of each stainless steel pot and pan. That way, heat is distributed evenly as you cook. This comprehensive cookware set includes a sauté pan, stockpot, and saucepan with corresponding lids, plus a skillet, so you can sear, sauté, simmer, stew, and more. Every piece is handmade in the USA at our Canonsburg, PA factory using ultra-durable stainless steel that’ll last a lifetime and never go out of style. As versatile as it is beautiful, you can use this high-quality stainless steel cookware on gas, electric, or induction ranges or even the oven or broiler. Once you’re done, cleaning is so easy you’ll forgo putting it in the dishwasher and opt for handwashing it, just to hold it a little longer.
The D3 Stainless Collection gets its name from its bonded, tri-ply construction. Two layers of durable, stainless steel are pressed together with a responsive aluminum core all the way around the surface of each stainless steel pot and pan. That way, heat is distributed evenly as you cook. This comprehensive cookware set includes a sauté pan, stockpot, and saucepan with corresponding lids, plus a skillet, so you can sear, sauté, simmer, stew, and more. Every piece is handmade in the USA at our Canonsburg, PA factory using ultra-durable stainless steel that’ll last a lifetime and never go out of style. As versatile as it is beautiful, you can use this high-quality stainless steel cookware on gas, electric, or induction ranges or even the oven or broiler. Once you’re done, cleaning is so easy you’ll forgo putting it in the dishwasher and opt for handwashing it, just to hold it a little longer.
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All-Clad Tri-Ply Stainless Steel 7 Piece Cookware Set
The D3 Stainless Collection gets its name from its bonded, tri-ply construction. Two layers of durable, stainless steel are pressed together with a responsive aluminum core all the way around the surface of each stainless steel pot and pan. That way, heat is distributed evenly as you cook. This comprehensive cookware set includes a sauté pan, stockpot, and saucepan with corresponding lids, plus a skillet, so you can sear, sauté, simmer, stew, and more. Every piece is handmade in the USA at our Canonsburg, PA factory using ultra-durable stainless steel that’ll last a lifetime and never go out of style. As versatile as it is beautiful, you can use this high-quality stainless steel cookware on gas, electric, or induction ranges or even the oven or broiler. Once you’re done, cleaning is so easy you’ll forgo putting it in the dishwasher and opt for handwashing it, just to hold it a little longer.
The D3 Stainless Collection gets its name from its bonded, tri-ply construction. Two layers of durable, stainless steel are pressed together with a responsive aluminum core all the way around the surface of each stainless steel pot and pan. That way, heat is distributed evenly as you cook. This comprehensive cookware set includes a sauté pan, stockpot, and saucepan with corresponding lids, plus a skillet, so you can sear, sauté, simmer, stew, and more. Every piece is handmade in the USA at our Canonsburg, PA factory using ultra-durable stainless steel that’ll last a lifetime and never go out of style. As versatile as it is beautiful, you can use this high-quality stainless steel cookware on gas, electric, or induction ranges or even the oven or broiler. Once you’re done, cleaning is so easy you’ll forgo putting it in the dishwasher and opt for handwashing it, just to hold it a little longer.
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Stainless Steel Cookware Set - 7 Piece Sedona
Delivery $129.45
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I’ve put off buying stainless steel pots and pans because number 1: I’ve never owned stainless steel cookware before so I was not sure I’d know how to use them and number 2 : I’ve read and watches reviews how complicated it is to cook using SS as it would stick, it could get complicated. And I tell you, it’s so easy. My first time using it, I cooked egg and it came out perfect (for me), no sticking at the bottom as long as you wait few mins to get it hot before you add in the oil. It cooks evenly too. The particular set that I got is perfect for someone like me who wants to try using SS first. Got this on sale at Macy’s for 299. All Clad is a great investment. The handle doesn’t get hot at all. It has a nice weight to it. 100% happy with my purchase and I greatly ... MoreI’ve put off buying stainless steel pots and pans because number 1: I’ve never owned stainless steel cookware before so I was not sure I’d know how to use them and number 2 : I’ve read and watches reviews how complicated it is to cook using SS as it would stick, it could get complicated. And I tell you, it’s so easy. My first time using it, I cooked egg and it came out perfect (for me), no sticking at the bottom as long as you wait few mins to get it hot before you add in the oil. It cooks evenly too. The particular set that I got is perfect for someone like me who wants to try using SS first. Got this on sale at Macy’s for 299. All Clad is a great investment. The handle doesn’t get hot at all. It has a nice weight to it. 100% happy with my purchase and I greatly recommend it!
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Amazing pan, but bottom scratches super easy. I’ve been cooking on All-Clad for decades. They’re amazing pots and pans. My only complaint is that the bottom scratches super easy. On my first cook I made steaks. While basting I tilted the pan, as one does, which instantly made the shiny new pan completely scratched up on the bottom. Instructions say not to move or scoot the pan while cooking. I don’t know too many cooks that doesn’t move a pan during cooking on a cooking grate. Bottoms scratch over time, but it was sad to see it happen so quickly.However, if you can get over that I’m sure these pans will last an extremely long time.The pic is after my first cook.
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About ten years ago, we bought a set of all clad pots and pans and have been extremely happy with them. They were solid and clearly built to last. I recently warped the saute pan (totally my fault) and purchased this as a replacement. I was extremely disappointed at how dramatically the quality has diminished. The pan was much lighter and thinner than our original set. The lid was a flimsy joke. It seems All Clad has taken the same approach of many manufacturers--cutting corners to increase profit and hoping the name on the pan will maintain its customer base. You would be better served buying generic cookware at 1/3 of the cost.
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Stainless Steel Cookware Set - 7 Piece Sedona
Delivery $129.45
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
I’ve put off buying stainless steel pots and pans because number 1: I’ve never owned stainless steel cookware before so I was not sure I’d know how to use them and number 2 : I’ve read and watches reviews how complicated it is to cook using SS as it would stick, it could get complicated. And I tell you, it’s so easy. My first time using it, I cooked egg and it came out perfect (for me), no sticking at the bottom as long as you wait few mins to get it hot before you add in the oil. It cooks evenly too. The particular set that I got is perfect for someone like me who wants to try using SS first. Got this on sale at Macy’s for 299. All Clad is a great investment. The handle doesn’t get hot at all. It has a nice weight to it. 100% happy with my purchase and I greatly ... MoreI’ve put off buying stainless steel pots and pans because number 1: I’ve never owned stainless steel cookware before so I was not sure I’d know how to use them and number 2 : I’ve read and watches reviews how complicated it is to cook using SS as it would stick, it could get complicated. And I tell you, it’s so easy. My first time using it, I cooked egg and it came out perfect (for me), no sticking at the bottom as long as you wait few mins to get it hot before you add in the oil. It cooks evenly too. The particular set that I got is perfect for someone like me who wants to try using SS first. Got this on sale at Macy’s for 299. All Clad is a great investment. The handle doesn’t get hot at all. It has a nice weight to it. 100% happy with my purchase and I greatly recommend it!
Amazing pan, but bottom scratches super easy. I’ve been cooking on All-Clad for decades. They’re amazing pots and pans. My only complaint is that the bottom scratches super easy. On my first cook I made steaks. While basting I tilted the pan, as one does, which instantly made the shiny new pan completely scratched up on the bottom. Instructions say not to move or scoot the pan while cooking. I don’t know too many cooks that doesn’t move a pan during cooking on a cooking grate. Bottoms scratch over time, but it was sad to see it happen so quickly.However, if you can get over that I’m sure these pans will last an extremely long time.The pic is after my first cook.
About ten years ago, we bought a set of all clad pots and pans and have been extremely happy with them. They were solid and clearly built to last. I recently warped the saute pan (totally my fault) and purchased this as a replacement. I was extremely disappointed at how dramatically the quality has diminished. The pan was much lighter and thinner than our original set. The lid was a flimsy joke. It seems All Clad has taken the same approach of many manufacturers--cutting corners to increase profit and hoping the name on the pan will maintain its customer base. You would be better served buying generic cookware at 1/3 of the cost.
Product is fine, the rivets get dirty fast. I would return this pan and the 12" version but the return policy is the worst. They have a 100% satisfaction guaranteed with the fine print that if used they take 30% off the top plus a $10-20 shipping charge back basically a 50% off to return the product. How on earth is that 100% guarantee. If All-Clad is confident in their product they should not have an issue giving a full refund even if used. I don't understand how anyone can say if they are satisfied without actually testing the product. Would have given 4 stars as the product is decent (minus one star for the rivets on the pans when competitors have them Rivet-less now and minus two stars for horrible return policy)
I've had an 8" pan for 2 years, and a 10" pan for 1 year.I have no complaints at all.I am careful about what sponges I use to clean it with.I use scotch-brite BLUE sponges (not the green), and it cleans the pan fine with no issues, and no scratches.I'm not going to say food doesn't stick, but I have a few tricks that allow me to get it clean with minimal issues, several tips from this websites cleaning recommendations.I had issues with scrambled eggs sticking terribly, but that was my fault.Premix your yokes/egg whites in a separate bowl.Butter in the pan, drop your pre-mixed eggs into the melted butter.Keep pan on medium heat (I have a glass stove top).When you see the edge of the egg being cooked, pull the cooked egg into the middle of the pan ... MoreI've had an 8" pan for 2 years, and a 10" pan for 1 year.I have no complaints at all.I am careful about what sponges I use to clean it with.I use scotch-brite BLUE sponges (not the green), and it cleans the pan fine with no issues, and no scratches.I'm not going to say food doesn't stick, but I have a few tricks that allow me to get it clean with minimal issues, several tips from this websites cleaning recommendations.I had issues with scrambled eggs sticking terribly, but that was my fault.Premix your yokes/egg whites in a separate bowl.Butter in the pan, drop your pre-mixed eggs into the melted butter.Keep pan on medium heat (I have a glass stove top).When you see the edge of the egg being cooked, pull the cooked egg into the middle of the pan (two strokes of the spurdle).Wait a little bit more for more to be cooked, and then wait, and by then most egg should be cooked, and move the uncooked to the pan until complete. It keeps the pan soooooo much cleaner, might stick in a small spot or 2, but cooking that way helped me ALOT.Sometimes meat will stick, like sausage patties for example, but right after I remove the meat from the pan, even if it looks stuck, I run the pan under cold water and "swoosh" the water around, and due to the heat differential and the bubbles from the heat it will oftentimes pull any burnt residue off the bottom of the pan. If you let it dry, it is a BEAR to remove.Anyway Good luck!
The cookware is 5 star - the customer service follow up is 0 star. There is a black spot that appeared the first time using one of the pans. Nothing burnt or stuck, and I cannot get the spot out. I wrote to All-Clad for some help after trying vinegar, BKF, Dawn Powerwash, soaking, etc. All-Clad replied that something had burnt or stuck, and it was not covered under warranty. That is not what I asked for. I asked for any tips or tricks to get this spot out. I wrote back again stating that nothing had burnt or stuck, and I simply asked for assistance in removing this spot without ruining the finish on the pan. It is 8 days later as I am writing this, and I still have not heard back from them.
Besides the confusing nomenclature for existing owners wanting to expand their classic All-Clad sets, the d3 series cookware matches the quality and properties of the previous (and for some specialty cookware - current) all clad stainless mirror finish products. Though more affordable than the d5, the d3 set heats up faster and is a better option for regular use. The mirrored d5 and d3 series match each other aesthetically, with the d5 being heavier and and retaining heat for longer. It is said that the d5 series cooks more evenly. In practice, the d3 line does a very good job of evenly cooking, and if I weren’t pleased with the performance of the d3, I would look to the copper line rather than adding more bulk to the cookware.If you are matching older anodized, ... MoreBesides the confusing nomenclature for existing owners wanting to expand their classic All-Clad sets, the d3 series cookware matches the quality and properties of the previous (and for some specialty cookware - current) all clad stainless mirror finish products. Though more affordable than the d5, the d3 set heats up faster and is a better option for regular use. The mirrored d5 and d3 series match each other aesthetically, with the d5 being heavier and and retaining heat for longer. It is said that the d5 series cooks more evenly. In practice, the d3 line does a very good job of evenly cooking, and if I weren’t pleased with the performance of the d3, I would look to the copper line rather than adding more bulk to the cookware.If you are matching older anodized, copper, or brushed stainless cookware, you might want to consider ha1, d5 brushed or copper sets, respectively. Of those lines, the HA1 line doesn’t appear to have the same quality or manufacturing as previous anodized models, which led me to donate my older limited cookware for a unified mirror stainless look. There is anecdotal evidence that big box retailer’s collections of d3 are not up to snuff, but buying directly from All-Clad.com seemed to present better pricing and decent free shipping options.This set focuses on pots, which is great if your are adding to a collection. There are few pot-based sets available in stores, probably because pans are cheaper and retailers want to WOW you with the number of pieces rather than what pieces you are getting. I didn’t need another set that came with 4 fry pans… I don’t even need 4 fry pans. You may find that this 7 piece set along with a pan set match your price points and needs better than a large single set.Besides this set and what I’ve donated, I own the d3 1 qt pot, 8 inch fry pan, and 8 qt pasta cooker, and some older mirrored stainless 10 in frypans. The lids on the d3 are thin and heat up, sometimes requiring a pot holder to open, but the cookware itself is all flawless. My favorite pan that is t included in this 7 piece set is the 8” fry pan, which, once seasoned and with additional butter during cooking, makes perfect omelets (it along with the 1 qt pot play with scale and looks great on the pot rack). I also use the pasta cooker (not included in this set) more than the 6 qt pot because of the strainer. This pot seems to be part of the stainless mirror line, which matches but isn’t part of the d3 line. I did notice the pots developing a rainbow hue after their first uses, but vinegar (or simply cooking a sauce that includes vinegar) cleared them up. It’s possible these needed to be washed better before initial use as the problem has not returned.At the price I paid, this set was an unbeatable deal.
Received this as a gift and it's absolutely terrible on induction stoves -- recently renovated our kitchen and put in a Wolf induction cooktop which works great except for this pan. Unfortunately, this 6 quart pan doesn't cook evenly at all. I love to make a lot of cutlets, so in theory this pan would be great because of it's sheer size. It fits on top of my larger burner perfectly, not undersized at all, but it cooks the chicken so UNEVENLY. It will brown the innermost pieces (especially if there's a piece directly in the center of the pan) but all food that resides furthest from the center barely gets browned -- so frustrating for a product that isn't cheap! All sizzle here, no steak as they say! SO DISAPPOINTED
This set is okay. Pots and pans are very light in weight and responsive to adjustments in heat. The lightness will be good for smaller people. For me, the light weight made me feel that they weren't as solid/durable as my previous Canadian made Paderno.The lids fit very tight and keep heat in very well. The best fitting lids I have used. Cooking performance is great and browns food very nicely and heats up fast. My food looked and tasted a little better than when I have cooked with other non-cast iron pans.They do stain, especially the frying pan but barkeepers friend will restore them nicely.The handles are very uncomfortable because of the angle and concave shape.The biggest problems is lip edges of the smaller 2 pots are not flared making it impossible to ... MoreThis set is okay. Pots and pans are very light in weight and responsive to adjustments in heat. The lightness will be good for smaller people. For me, the light weight made me feel that they weren't as solid/durable as my previous Canadian made Paderno.The lids fit very tight and keep heat in very well. The best fitting lids I have used. Cooking performance is great and browns food very nicely and heats up fast. My food looked and tasted a little better than when I have cooked with other non-cast iron pans.They do stain, especially the frying pan but barkeepers friend will restore them nicely.The handles are very uncomfortable because of the angle and concave shape.The biggest problems is lip edges of the smaller 2 pots are not flared making it impossible to pour without spilling and running down the sides. The lip edges are also sharp and I have cut myself. They should have been filed very finely to eliminate the sharp edge if they were going to go with non-flared lips.Overall I would not recommend because the shortcomings are daily irritations.Maybe the D5 would be better?
Ok don’t listen to people saying everything sticks. You need to figure out stainless steel pans in general. It needs to get hot enough to BECOME nonstick and then I dare you to try and get something to stick. These are an investment for a reason.My suggestion: take a free evening/afternoon and some generic Pam and pancake mix (eggs are too expensive) and just do some trial and error. Once the pans hot enough if you put oil in or butter immediately it’ll burn. Get it to the point, put it to the side for literally a min if or two and lower the heat and then get to cooking. You do not even need a gallon of oil like videos try and tell demonstrate.I PROMISE if I can cook with stainless steel, anyone can. I’m obsessed- you will be too!
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