Where is this steamer made? (What country?) Looking for NOT MADE IN CHINA
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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.
1948525
The steamer basket IS made in China to my understanding, but I'm pretty sure all All-Clad lids are made in China. I think just the main pot is Made in USA.
695083
I don't know but I was particularly disappointed in this steamer - tried two, returned them both - and I don't think I'm overly picky.
432550
I do not know where the cookers are manufactured; there is no indication on the units as to country of manufacture. However, they are very well constructed.The pressure lid fits both units.
90278
Hi, it does not say where it is made on its body. I do not have box now. I saw made in Japan on the website when ordering.I was and am so attached to my old kettle that served me for 20 + years. This one did not exceed my expectation. paid 119, no SH. Ask me more questions if you have any.
1099948
It is made in China. I can't say it enough, this is the best pressure cooker I have purchased.
564078
China. I LOVE, LOVE mine! The weight is not cumbersome at all and it gets out wrinkles like you would not believe. I love that you can set it so it doesn't keep shutting off. I use the steam a lot and I don't have to keep filling the well. I do have problems with it leaking occasionally but I think it might be because I didn't let it get hot enough. I wouldn't use a Rowenta is you gave it to me for free. If you don't get this iron, I recommend a Sunbeam for $25 at Kohl's or Targart of WalMart. I use mine for quilting, not ironing clothes, but I don't think that makes a difference. This iron was worth every penny. China. I LOVE, LOVE mine! The weight is not cumbersome at all and it gets out wrinkles like you would not believe. I love that you can set it so it doesn't keep shutting off. I use the steam a lot and I don't have to keep filling the well. I do have problems with it leaking occasionally but I think it might be because I didn't let it get hot enough. I wouldn't use a Rowenta is you gave it to me for free. If you don't get this iron, I recommend a Sunbeam for $25 at Kohl's or Targart of WalMart. I use mine for quilting, not ironing clothes, but I don't think that makes a difference. This iron... » Read More China. I LOVE, LOVE mine! The weight is not cumbersome at all and it gets out wrinkles like you would not believe. I love that you can set it so it doesn't keep shutting off. I use the steam a lot and I don't have to keep filling the well. I do have problems with it leaking occasionally but I think it might be because I didn't let it get hot enough. I wouldn't use a Rowenta is you gave it to me for free. If you don't get this iron, I recommend a Sunbeam for $25 at Kohl's or Targart of WalMart. I use mine for quilting, not ironing clothes, but I don't think that makes a difference. This iron was worth every penny. « Show Less
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I checked the exterior and there are no markings as to where it was made. The box has been thrown out long ago so I can't say where. Perhaps if you look up the kettle under the manufacturer, they might answer your questions... sorry I can't help.
719620
Unfortunately our site doesn't sell this model. I do not know where it is made.
1508963
Yes it is made in China. The Japanese costs a little more. I was also debating what to do and I can tell you this one works really well for rice (haiga). I did not try the steamer etc.
454321
yes it is made in China and it works very well. Gives off A LOT of steam and it lasts for a pretty long time. Just have to be sure to use distilled water. I'm happy with my purchase.
309855
Everything Lionel makes now is unfortuatnely coming from China. I own this train and it's neat, but it could be nicer and i would pay more if It was made here in the USA, like it use to be. Lioinel might make something here in teh USA still but everything I have bought is all China lately.
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If it's helpful, I wrote to Zojirushi about this subject and received a very nice reply listing all models and country of manufacture. I've pasted the list below: Our rice cookers are manufacture in Japan, Thailand, or China. Here is a breakdown of our models and origin. Manufactured in Japan: NP-HBC10/18 NP-KAC10/18 NP-GBC05 NS-ZCC10/18 NS-KCC05 NS-DAC10 Manufactured in China: NS-TGC10/18 NS-WAC10/18 NS-PC10/18 NS-LAC05 Manufactured in Thailand: NS-RNC10/18A NHS-06/10/18
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I examined the strainer and found no indication of where it was manufactured. Since it's clearly made by a German company, I'm going to assume it was also manufactured there, as well. Usually, if it's a China made product, the item will indicate that on it. All I know is I like the item very much and I like the design of it.
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China. This is my second Chinese-made Tiger rice cooker. The first one, with a larger capacity, has worked perfectly for years. I bought this one for a vacation house.
421698
The place of manufacture is not stated on the cookwear. I assume you could go to the Cuisinart web site and find out. Where ever it is made, it is worth the money
1006655
I do not the country origin, but I have had mine for 3 years and it started to rust last season, even though I wiped it clean each time I used it, but still works well
42207
hi there! I don't know where it is made....no markings on the pot itself....if i had to guess i would probably say China....which i don't like buying from....but do like the pot although thinner and not as heavy as my others.....does have a lip to pour water out without taking off the top...hope this helps! Donna