Are these made by All-Clad? It does not say in the title or description.
1479766
Yes they are. One warning, however... Water takes FOREVER to boil in these pots. Wonderfully heavy pans but not terribly heat conductive. Plan on lots of extra time to cook your meal.
1479767
I bought this set as a gift and never opened the box. Sorry, I can't answer your question. Jayne
1479768
I do not know. What I do know is that as soon as I have a garage sale I am getting rid of the pieces of .l........ Wrong sizes for the burners and what we cook. Due to the size differences you start on a large burner and half way through cooking you go to a small burner. What a mistake
1830527
No. It's in the product description. They are copper clad aluminum. "High-strand count (0.254mm x 26 strands) copper clad aluminum conductors"
218979
All-Clad pans are made in the USA with material from the USA. The lids are made in china. See All-clad website frequently asked questions. The only product made by all-clad that is a "pan" that is made outside the u.s. is the Pro-Clad Emerilware. That's totally made in china. It's also not made of materials from the U.S. It's way cheaper but imho, the craftmanship is not as good.I've used regular SS and d5. D5 is far superior. Hope this helps.
408251
They are not. I was hoping they would be so that I could heat up baby food and serve it from the same bowl. It may have been written somewhere in the online description, but I missed that. I didn't see it until I received the package. I returned them.
141494
Sorry, I'm not sure. Ask seller. For some reason I think they are but they don't say on the racks and I threw away the plastic wrap packaging .
1246440
JH is right on. Remember that these are not scribed, (no marks for measurements). Also, contrary to recent concerns, Grizzly assures me that they ARE made from stainless steel.
1567800
they are a coated aluminum...don't know what it is coated with...supposedly Teflon.
159993
I have no idea - they are excellent for the purpose I purchased them/cooking!
2131433
Yes it is made in China; it says it on their web site. Not all All-Clad is made in the USA. Primarily their cookware is, but utensils and cookware lids are made in China.
2142104
I don't know, All-Clad's rep told me it is a 'different series' (whatever that means). We use it all the time, it works very well in our kitchen, but is VERY heavy and off-balance when filled with food. It really needs a helper handle. I strongly recommend it, but be CAREFUL when it is hot.
1555287
they should be since they are made by all-clad...the finish doesnt rub off at all..even if it scratches it still retains its nonstick properties,all clad uses exclusive nonstick coating for emeril and their own brand..will not wear off, i actually have 2 of these pans i bought at marshalls to try before i open my new set and so far they havent even scratched or anything and i use them for everything including oven use up to 410 degrees. they are excellent pans. they are sturdy and have a heft to them but not too heavy just solid good pans..no dishwasher needed,,just use a little warm soapy water and a sponge and wipe off and dry..
508015
I would say yes. The lids are of the same quality product as the pots and pans. Make sure you are buying a U.S. Product. I love my All-Clad. I own many pieces.
988664
Richard,No coating. My wife has told me that they are an ok buy but nothing more than just that. She would not buy again
826943
I have no idea. It was my understanding that all All-Clad cookware is made in the USA.
199084
All Clad is American made. As far as I know they have a plant in Pa.(see below).I only buy All Clad, pans and baking sheets.
1902009
Hi! LB, This it made by All-Clad just like most of my stainless steal pots and pans. It is completely nonstick flat black outside always looks new. I was afraid materials in nonstick would diminish my mental capacity but, to late. I now wish I had this Emeril collection of nonstick.
1547673
They are not, they are stainless like the rest of the pan, and they do eventually get hot from stove cooking, but it takes a while.