Glass lids for cuisinart multiclad 12 pieces set? I am down to purchasing this set except one thing, are there glass lids for the set I can buy separated? I'll like to have lids for skillets as well as saucer pots and stock pots. I did find two glass lids (parts) but size is a problem between different sets. Thanks for your tips! Glass lids for cuisinart multiclad 12 pieces set? I am down to purchasing this set except one thing, are there glass lids for the set I can buy separated? I'll like to have lids for skillets... » Read More Glass lids for cuisinart multiclad 12 pieces set? I am down to purchasing this set except one thing, are there glass lids for the set I can buy separated? I'll like to have lids for skillets as well as saucer pots and stock pots. I did find two glass lids (parts) but size is a problem between different sets. Thanks for your tips! « Show Less
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I just found out that we can order glass lids specific for the cookware directly by the Cuisinart for a price each piece.
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Would you please post the information required to obtain glass lids for the Cuisinart MultiClad Pro 12 piece set. I contacted Cuisinart and was told that they do not have glass lids for this set. You help is very much appreciated.
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The reason why I need glass lids because I cannot hear anything and need to be able to see if it is overly heating.
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So, the LCS3 (which is currently priced at 22 and some change) is only a 10 inch diameter and has sloped sides measuring only at 1 3/4 in (might be 1 1/4 in I'm going off memory). The LK8S3 is 10.25 diameter and the sides are not sloped they are straight and measure 2 inches high. I just used the LK8S3 this morning for a fritata with eggs, red bell peppers, baby bellas, chopped kale, and sharp cheddar on top. I have a five person family and it is big enough to produce a yummy fritata that will feed us all. I start the meal on the stove top and finish in the oven. I like the high/straight sides of this dish because you could even bake a cake in it or a pot pie etc. I have a pan comparable to the LCS3 but it is smaller in diameter (I think an 8 or 9 in). Pans with a sloped side are great for sauting and performing cooking tasks that require moving the pan around to flip the food about. The LK8S3 is quite heavy so I could only assume the LCS3 "chef's" series skillet might be more pricey because it might be lighter weight for performing tasks that require flicking of the wrists and flipping without compromising the length of the diameter and the quality of the cast iron. Don't quote me on that, the last part is only an assumption. If you want an exact explanation I'm sure someone at Lodge would be happy to assist you. They probably have a contact link on their website. Hopefully I helped, I tried my best. Have a lovely day!
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I don't really know, but would try contacting the Crock-pot firm to see if they sell lids alone. I have been able to get a lid for a different kitchen item that way. A less sure-fire route would be to look around thrift stores or bazaars, having a good idea of the dimensions you need, and see if one turns up there.
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I hope you saved the metal ring that went around the glass lid. Perhaps a glassware repair shop can fit the ring around a different lid. All other glass lids have a lip that are universal for pots and skillets. Ask www.cookpro inc.com about your item #528.
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This is the first question I had too on receiving these bowls as a gift. Seems a no-brainer to include lids, but no. I'm going to try the 5-piece silicon suction lids as soon as I find them at a reasonable price. They each fit a variety of sizes. But they cost more than the bowls at this point.
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I was walking through WalMart the other day and found a very good anodized cookware separate pieces and sets. I was surprised but after looking at the pieces found the quality very similar to the set I purchased as a set. Also, of course, Amazon associates may have seperates as well. Good luck!
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I use one from another pot. Pretty standard size, but I don't think a lid is available for the specific pan.
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I have bought several and they are pretty inconsistent with the way the lids fit. One of mine is so tight my kids can't open it, the other is super loose, and the third close to just right. I would not chance it in two of mine, the third one might handle for soup....luck of the draw you might get one with an ideal fit.
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Cook's Illustrated Magazine just did recommendations on the lids for this T-fal skillet. They highly recommended the Paderno World Cuisine Stainless Steel 12.5 Inch Lid, but it's pretty pricey. Their second recommendation is the Norpro Stainless Steel Universal Pan Cover for half the cost. They did have one reservation about this lid and said, "Its wide, flat rim rested reliably on the pan's edge, although it left a few tiny gaps and also loosely fit our favorite 12-inch pans. Its plastic handle grew too hot to touch." I am ordering this one to try. Needed the lid the other night and foil just didn't do the job. Cook's Illustrated Magazine just did recommendations on the lids for this T-fal skillet. They highly recommended the Paderno World Cuisine Stainless Steel 12.5 Inch Lid, but it's pretty pricey. Their second recommendation is the Norpro Stainless Steel Universal Pan Cover for half the cost. They did have one reservation about this lid and said, "Its wide, flat rim rested reliably on the pan's edge, although it left a few tiny gaps and also loosely fit our favorite 12-inch pans. Its plastic handle grew too hot to touch." I am ordering this one to try. Needed the lid the other night... » Read More Cook's Illustrated Magazine just did recommendations on the lids for this T-fal skillet. They highly recommended the Paderno World Cuisine Stainless Steel 12.5 Inch Lid, but it's pretty pricey. Their second recommendation is the Norpro Stainless Steel Universal Pan Cover for half the cost. They did have one reservation about this lid and said, "Its wide, flat rim rested reliably on the pan's edge, although it left a few tiny gaps and also loosely fit our favorite 12-inch pans. Its plastic handle grew too hot to touch." I am ordering this one to try. Needed the lid the other night and foil just didn't do the job. « Show Less
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I'm sorry you are having such a hard time with your cookware. If you purchased this second set thru QVC, they may take it back,although I don't know how long ago you made your purchase or perhaps it's just this one particular piece and lid that you can have replaced, I would contact QVC since you bought the cookware through them. I personally have not had any issues at all with my cookware, I have been delighted since I took them out of the box. I hope you can get your situation resolved! Lori
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If you look closely at the image Amazon posted, it gives a true picture of what you receive - so no worries there. The stock pot, the sauté pan, and the two sauce pans all have glass lids; the two frying pans do *not*. However, if needs be, the lid of the large sauce pan will fit the smaller frying pan; and the lid of the sauté pan will do well enough for the large frying pan (the lid sits nicely just a bit below the edge of the frying pan). None of the lids have vent holes, but they still sit securely if you want to shift the lid slightly for venting. Hope that helps. It's a very good set and I like it a lot. If you look closely at the image Amazon posted, it gives a true picture of what you receive - so no worries there. The stock pot, the sauté pan, and the two sauce pans all have glass lids; the two frying pans do *not*. However, if needs be, the lid of the large sauce pan will fit the smaller frying pan; and the lid of the sauté pan will do well enough for the large frying pan (the lid sits nicely just a bit below the edge of the frying pan). None of the lids have vent holes, but they still sit securely if you want to shift the lid slightly for venting. Hope that helps. It's a very good set... » Read More If you look closely at the image Amazon posted, it gives a true picture of what you receive - so no worries there. The stock pot, the sauté pan, and the two sauce pans all have glass lids; the two frying pans do *not*. However, if needs be, the lid of the large sauce pan will fit the smaller frying pan; and the lid of the sauté pan will do well enough for the large frying pan (the lid sits nicely just a bit below the edge of the frying pan). None of the lids have vent holes, but they still sit securely if you want to shift the lid slightly for venting. Hope that helps. It's a very good set and I like it a lot. « Show Less
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I am confused by your numbers of 3 or 6: I bought two separate sets . . . a 4 piece and a 10 piece. However, if the listing says 10 pieces, or 4, divide by two because the number reflects the total "pieces" which includes the lids. So, a 10 piece set is 3 bowls with 3 lids. Hope this helps! Very good product. I haven't put them in the dishwasher because they're so easy to wash by hand.MOD
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It's been a while since I bought a set like this, so can't speak to the stainless, but the pieces share lids and have their own lid in many cases. I am not a fan of the Colander style lid much preferring the old style since it would fit the smaller skillet. This set appears to have the same sized lid on the chefs pot and the sauté pan . This is very handy as one can just pick a lid and it will fit. I have a very large number of Wolfgang cookware. Many over 12 years old and they are just as good now as when new. I wash them by hand not in dishwasher so they still sparkle. Food does not generally stick and clean very easily. For stains use Bar Keepers Friend. It's your friend It's been a while since I bought a set like this, so can't speak to the stainless, but the pieces share lids and have their own lid in many cases. I am not a fan of the Colander style lid much preferring the old style since it would fit the smaller skillet. This set appears to have the same sized lid on the chefs pot and the sauté pan . This is very handy as one can just pick a lid and it will fit. I have a very large number of Wolfgang cookware. Many over 12 years old and they are just as good now as when new. I wash them by hand not in dishwasher so they still sparkle. Food does not... » Read More It's been a while since I bought a set like this, so can't speak to the stainless, but the pieces share lids and have their own lid in many cases. I am not a fan of the Colander style lid much preferring the old style since it would fit the smaller skillet. This set appears to have the same sized lid on the chefs pot and the sauté pan . This is very handy as one can just pick a lid and it will fit. I have a very large number of Wolfgang cookware. Many over 12 years old and they are just as good now as when new. I wash them by hand not in dishwasher so they still sparkle. Food does not generally stick and clean very easily. For stains use Bar Keepers Friend. It's your friend « Show Less
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Sharon, I'd probably take the cooker to a few local thrift stores (lol) to see what I could find. They always seem to have an abundance of pot lids in various sizes - but no pots to match. If that doesn't work, just go to the Fagor website and see what they have to offer. Wow, you got a 10 QT model! I'm coming over for dinner!
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I like my Cuisinart 9 cup it works for me I also ordered additional blades and holders.If you have a large family or do a lot of processing you should consider the 12 cup. check out the reviews and consider the cost of a Cuisinart over other brands remember they all do food processingbut some just do it better. Also some brands don't have interchangeable blades. I hope this helps you.
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In the past, i contacted the company and ordered more, have not done this for a few years. On occasion, they used to have promotions on the packages of 4 to get more lids. Hopefully one of these ideas will work for you.
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Actually I do have one Calphalon lid in one of my Cabinet Door Lid Holder. I bought 2 Cabinet Door Lid Holders so I could store most of the lids I have. I also store pirex lids, lids for pots and pans, as well as lids for my mixing bowls. The Cabinet Door Lid Holder can be versatile as to the kind and size of the lids because you can bend them a little to get different lids to fit.