Is this authentic All-Clad? This is supposed to be made in the U.S., but the packaging box I received printed "Made in China'
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This is sold on another website, Williams Sonoma, which states that is made in China.
272230
While most of their pans are made in the USA some of the odds and ends are made in China.
272231
I love my grill pan. It says All-Clad on both handles. The packing material is long gone so I have no idea whether it said China or not. I would heartily recommend this purchase.
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My packaging is long gone as well, but the grill pan has held up very well over 6+ years.
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According to word reaching here: Yes all clad is made in the USA. Don't know if there are hidden "contingencies" in the manufacturing such as the metals are from USA manufacturers but the product itself is assembled in Mexico. No information on that sort of sleight of hsnd.
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I called All-Clad. Their representative told me the entire pan s now made in the USA. And the lids as well. They were outsourcing the lids to China but no longer do this.
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It doesn't say anything on the bottom - most All-Clad, until the last few years, have no markings on the bottom. The last 2 french skillets I bought do say All-Clad but do not state where they were made. I bought this at the same time and place where I purchased lot of other All-Clad pieces (6 and 8 qt. saucepan, 2 qt. saucier, 1 1/2 qt. saucepan and 2 skillets) everything works on induction except this one piece. I'd say I got them somewhere around 1997 or 1998.
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On bottom of an older Farberware pan I have, it says USA. On the bottom or anywhere else on my newer pan (about 2009), it does not say where it was made. I no longer have the packaging for the newer pan.
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Only know that when I bought it, it was. Pretty sure it still is because they only ship to USA! I m very particular about that as well.This is a fantastic piece of cookware...and very well made...think that is an answer itself!
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The writing on the bottom of my pan, which I didn't even notice before getting a request from Amazon to respond to this inquiry, says it is DESIGNED in the US, and made in the PRC. I agree the ads are misleading. We've been using the pan for 1 1/2 years, now, and it still looks like new. Despite my liking to purchase US-made products, the difference in cost, and my inability to find a similar size pan with a SOLID SS RACK at the time, that I could afford, led me to purchase this pan. It is heavy duty, though not quite as heavy as some think: I just weighed mine, and it is an ounce under 11#, according to my digital scale. US-made would be better, but quality is very good, no matter where it was made.
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Sorry to disappoint you, but according to http://www.estore.all-clad.com/Collection/Stainless/ALL-PURPOSE-STEAMER-WLID-3-QT-59915/0/ it is in fact made in China. My understanding is that all All-Clad accessories (not the pots and pans though) are made there. That said, the steamer quality seems quite good and has worked well for me so far.
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I have the 10 inch from this series and it is marked "Handcrafted in the USA". The same is true for the copper clad 8 inch pan I have. However, the 12" fry pan with cover set I purchased (51125) which I do not see offered any more does not have this marking. Just the AllClad on the handle.
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Looks that way... The bottom of the pan says "USA Design - Handcrafted in China"
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My daughter has the pan and box it was shipped in. So, I don't know where it was actually made, however, it was shipped in the US.
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If you look at the specifications on the pot on Amazon it should say where it was made. Hopefully America!! Probably China but it's well made so doubt it was manufactured in China either. But the steel clad covering does seem thinner than the stainless steel pans they used to manufacture right here in good ole America!! But really don't know for sure.
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I like the pan very much, but nowhere on the pan does it say All-Clad or made in the USA. If it were All-Clad it would cost 2-3 times what this pan cost. It is not as heavy as the All-Clad I have looked at in specialty kitchen stores; however, it has a decent amount of heft. I know All-Clad is made in the U.S and is very expensive. It also comes in different ply weights. Since this pan was $59.95 I can't believe All-Clad made it. I threw away the box and the pan doesn't say where it was made. It is an excellent value and the French call this a saucier pan. I like it very much and have not been disappointed at all. I have made Marinara sauce in it and Bolognese sauce. No problem washing it, but I did not use high heat so nothing stuck to the bottom. It performed well & it has a Lifetime guarantee. For more information visit www.emerils.com
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I googled your question and this is what came up first on the web page:"All-Clad has a policy of manufacturing all of its bonded cookware in the USA. This means that it purchases its metals only from US suppliers and bonds them at its own rolling mill on-site in Canonsburg PA. It then forms them at the same location into high performance cooking vessels."I will also add the url link for google:https://www.google.com/search?q=where+is+all+clad+made&ie;=utf-8&oe;=utf-8
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I no longer have the box, but the recipe book/brochure was printed in China, so likely that is the country of origin for all of it. We live in an age of globalization and international trade benefits everyone.
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Yes made in the USA by All-Clad. we have really enjoyed ours. Heat very evenly and easy to maintain.
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China. It's stamped Thunder Group (TG) SLSPS012, 12 Qt, NSF, Made in China....and must add, like the other person who answered, it's the best pan I ever owned- and use it for everything. I completely understand about 'buy American' as I did consider that when looking for pans to purchase; however, I sold out and purchased. It appears DM did his research, the All-Clad premium products are made in USA- their more affordable stuff is not. I too wish Amazon would ALWAYS list where items are manufactured, it was fairly challenging to research various websites to find out were stuff was made. China. It's stamped Thunder Group (TG) SLSPS012, 12 Qt, NSF, Made in China....and must add, like the other person who answered, it's the best pan I ever owned- and use it for everything. I completely understand about 'buy American' as I did consider that when looking for pans to purchase; however, I sold out and purchased. It appears DM did his research, the All-Clad premium products are made in USA- their more affordable stuff is not. I too wish Amazon would ALWAYS list where items are manufactured, it was fairly challenging to research various websites to find out were stuff was made.