is this model tri all clad ?
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Three-ply: stainless-steel layers sandwich pure aluminum core for even heating Long, comfortable, stay-cool handle riveted for strength Dishwasher safe, but hand washing recommended Lifetime warranty against defects
64746
If by triad do you mean layer of stainless steel, then copper, then stainless steel, then no.
95985
There is another Emerilware model: E8849964 that is advertised as 18/10 Stainless, but not noted as Tri-ply. It is about the same physical size and form-factor, but is also more costly. As with most brands there are several models, so just be aware.
1638512
No, but when you use All Clad you don't need to worry about cleaning it up after. If anything sticks, just soak it for a few minutes and it cleans right up. Love this stuff.
1122619
This item is NOT tri-ply. The made in China pasta cookers in both sizes are not clad. You would have to get an All-Clad stockpot (made in USA models) and an insert to have a tri-ply outer pot.
1151873
This pot and pasta pentola is polished outside and inside. Actually, All-Clad only makes polished stainless steel outside finishes, with the exception of the MC2 line. It is their economy priced, 2-ply cookware which has brushed aluminum exterior and a polished stainless steel interior cooking surface, without the third layer of metal on the outside. I don't think they make the Pasta Pentola in the MC2 line.
373110
Yes it is. I purchased just the insert by calling All-Clad directly and buying it from them. I already had the 2qt pot and did not need another. I never did find anyone who was reselling just the insert.
568692
Sorry! I would love to help, but I have regular all clad! But let me know, if it's the same I can measure that for you.
546566
No it is not a tri ply pan but it cooks very well and cleans up nicely. It has a very nice high polished finish.
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This unit comes 120vac 60 cycles per minute. I don't know if All-Clad has a 220vac model. You can check on their website.
62487
Absolutely not... the All Clad stainless is great to cook with, knowing it will not impart unwanted flavors into the food being cooked...
62484
I can't attest to the All-Clad because I sent it back BUT I have a Le Creuset and Cuisinart SS fry pans and the only issue with them is learning how hot to getit to prevent sticking. No issues with taste shifts. Hope this helps.
282803
Anything that is described as All-Clad Stainless or All-Clad Tri-Ply Stainless has a smooth, shiny, stainless steel exterior.
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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.
1633427
All clad has a U.S. made version, and an China made version. One is considerably more expensive than the other. If it was made in the U.S. than it will will be stamped on the bottom.
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MADE IN CHINA. Don't take my word for it (nor the reviewers that say it's made in Pennsylvania) - All-Clad's website says it's made in CHINA. Sites like Sonoma states it's made in CHINA. (Why are these fake reviewers trying to say it's a USA product when the All-Clad company says otherwise?!)
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No problem just check this link:http://www.all-clad.com/Pages/Customer%20Service/faqs.aspxand this video at this linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlIsUPM_dx4&index;=6&list;=PL2427FC934F8B31B2
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It's a pro-clad aluminum sandwiched between stainless steel. After over 6 months of use it has preformed better than I could have wished, and at less than 1/2 the price of All-Clad