Way off topic, waterless cookware

[Craig]

Anyone have any experience with Kitchen Craft waterless cookware? My wife was looking at some and the Kitchen Craft stuff is ~$1400 for a set :eek: You can find other companies stuff for about $300. I read some reviews about paying for good quality, but damn, I use the gas grill more than anything!

[ROZ]

How many items come inthe 1400.00 set? I think we spent about 700.00 for a really good 5 piece plus lids, and then spent a good 500.00 on additional deep pots and large pans over the years...
but have you tried the george foreman grill? :D

[Sleek-Jet]

Is that the 5 ply stainless steel stuff??? A guy by the name of Horace selling it???

[Craig]

I think this one has 5 pots, 2 skillets, 1 electric skillet, 3 qt rice cooker.
It is a 5 ply deal.

[Sleek-Jet]

Awesome stuff... pricey though... everyone I know that has it loves it. Personally I can't afford that much for pots and pans, but if I had the $$$ I'd buy some.

[Wizard29]

There's no such thing as "way off topic" around here. :)
And I have no idea about cookware.

[HocusPocus]

i know people with it who love it.. i just can't imagine spending that kind of cash for pots and pans. we use to sell products at fairs and we had a booth just across from the a kitchen craft guy, had to listen to that sells pitch all day long for over a week.

[LakeRacer]

Anyone have any experience with Kitchen Craft waterless cookware? My wife was looking at some and the Kitchen Craft stuff is ~$1400 for a set :eek: You can find other companies stuff for about $300. I read some reviews about paying for good quality, but damn, I use the gas grill more than anything!
Craig, go to the state fair....it just started on Friday. The exhibition building has about three or four vendors selling their "best of the best" cookware. I listened to one vendor and they had a pretty good deal for $500...no rice cooker. As for the rice cooker, go to Costco and get one there for $25. We did and couldn't be happier.

[Riomouse911]

All my stuff is All-Clad master Chef (or MC-2), and most is at least 10 years old. my Mom started using All-Clad ages ago and still cooks with it today, and she says she'll be giving it to the grandkids when she's done. I avoid the Williams-Sonoma prices by buying visual-blemish "seconds" from www.cookwarenmore.com. Just a thought, if you're in the market for top-end cookware that'll last through 2 or 3 lifetimes with reasonable care....