Is the stoneline cookware the same as stonedine?
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Yes, it is. You can only purchase through Amazon now. I love the set that we purchased last year.
1177896
I don't know the difference, but I love this pot. We use it for everything. Would make an excellent wedding gift to the couple that is just starting out. It is by far my favorite piece of cookware....
176446
I'm not really sure, but Quisinart mentions certain cookware sets as "Green Gourmet." When I bought the one I have I don't remember that phrase being used. It might be best to contact Cuisinart or research your question online.
154416
Yes... By CorningWare... Stoneware... Is sturdy for everyday use. Not white-white, tho.More of a creamy white. Am happy with purchase.
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I don't work for Amazon or Stoneline, but I did buy these pans for my husband for Christmas. They are awesome. we never have to use any sort or oil or butter to cook with and they are SO easy to clean. I have never had to scrub these pans, stuff rinses right off! Highly recommend.
2214461
Yes the Stoneline is 100% better than the Organic green junk. You can cook with or without cooking spray. Your food will slide out of the pan. Also Stoneline advertises you can use the skillets in the oven up to 350 degrees. I have not tried this yet. Stoneline is a good product.
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No. The newer French White CorningWare isn't the same quality as the original CorningWare. They look the same but the current CorningWare is not as durable. World Kitchen, Inc. says this about their product. "We no longer manufacture Corningware that can be used on the stovetop. All Corningware products are now manufactured from stoneware."
1228971
I believe they're the same product. I have both and they both do the same job for me. Get the discoloration off the bottom of my new pots and pans.
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Sorry, I don't own the stone pan. I do not know. It is a perfect fit for the ceramic coated pans, so if the size and style are exactly the same they should fit. Here is the manufacturer's website: http://www.ozeri.com/#gallery also there is a contact number you can call to ensure the dimensions are exactly the same.
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I have had my Stonedine for almost a year. It is used 3-4 times a week. Happily, I can say it is showing no signs of use whatsoever. Still looks like it just came out of the box. I do try to take good care of it though. Don't use heavy detergents or put it in the dish washer. Keep it 'seasoned' with olive oil and it works as advertised. All in all I feel it was well worth the investment. Good luck if you decide to purchase. Best....Joe
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Looks to be the same product. Can't answer regarding preference as I only have the Chef's Design one but we love it so if the CD is of the same quality and same or better price I'm sure you won't go wrong.
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The non stick coatings are different on the Ozeri GreenEarth/StoneEarth. The main difference is the green one uses a ceramic based coating (similar to green pan et al) this one uses a "Stonehenge" coating. Both coatings are made by Greblon (a German company). Some more minor differences are the shape of the pan, handle style, 2/3 rivets, and the green is advertised as PTFE free but this one doesn't so I don't know. To further confuse things their SteelEarth pans use a third coating. I can't answer which is "better" but this one is quite good.
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It is stoneware, but it is quite nice and durable. I am very happy with the pasta bowls.
380543
YES! Absolutley! Love this cookware..the very best I've leterally have ever owned.
528783
yes it is...look up the company name....great pot, this is my second one for my second home, just as good as a bialetti and has more style
59529
I don't know if they are the same but I use it to make bleskiver and it turned out wonderful. No more mess like the traditional pan. I used less butter to grease this maker than I use on the traditional pan.
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Mine says Farberware Classic, but is distinctly different from the old Farberware classic. For one, the pans are smaller; for another, the saucepan is not aluminum clad but rather "impact bonded stainless."