Is it easy to sell copper cookwear?
1942353
Ebay is your best bet for selling copper cookware. The good stuff like Bourgeat holds it's value.
1845569
I was about to order this pan and saw this question. I have about ten Cuisinart MultiClad pots and pants that I've purchased over an eight year period and have not experienced any issues to include the metal. I've gone from cooktop to 475 degree oven with some and have had no problems of any kind.
932890
Yes, I think they have a recipe on their website. I heard they were switching to direct sales from their website as well due to the rate increases coming up in February on this site.
2123792
No I don't sell them. Like hlachance, I draw power from the USB to run a cassette player.
210859
It's due to the copper...it's a more expensive metal to buy, so it costs more to sell. You get it because it looks so beautiful, not because it works better :)
1530222
I have a ceramic cooktop and use this copper pan as well as other copper pieces and have had no problems. To my knowledge the only surface that won't tolerate copper is an induction cooktop as a magnet doesn't stick to copper (the test for appropriate pans for induction cooktops).
1434702
I don't think so, unlike copper the stainless is really stiff and it would probably kink before it would bend into a tighter coil. I think they run it through a machine press to make the coils.
36909
Not in my world, I have the Cuisinart round and oval enamel over cast iron dutch ovens and they are fantastic. I got them from Woot, Amazons closeout sibling lol. They only cost about $50 when they have them on Woot. If you are not famaliar with Woot, just go to Woot.com Woot also has apps for your phone. If you have patience this is the way to go, in the two years I have been a Woot member they have had the Cuisinart dutch ovens twice that I know of, once when I bought mine, and again not too long ago. HTH.
1573361
A buyer back on May 11 scraped one of the wires to discover that they are indeed aluminum wire with copper cladding. I am answering this because this fact is not stated in the tech detail section of the listing. I was hoping to get copper wire in this price range, but it looks I'll need a time machine first.
2093092
Yes it is, for more information go to their website. http://www.all-clad.com/Pages/Collections/COPPER%20CORE.aspx
2114648
hmmm... I seriously doubt it but don't know for sure. Depends on the melting point for copper. I think this pot maxes out at 900f. It's pretty much meant for lead.
1238683
First maybe someone needs them on the Craigs list so try that first . Some people will cut out the bad bars and make up 3 or 4 grids instead of 2 grids because it saves $50. Its a smart thing to do , cooks the same and is just smart if part of the grid is still good.Second , recycle them for the metal
949394
I had to toss my old copper-bottomed Revere Ware (warped, which I didn't notice on a non-glass top stove), and my grandmother's cast iron cookware (uneven on the outside). I now have a Cuisinart stainless steel set (copper in-between stainless), and use the Circulon Contempo pans for things like eggs (or when I just want an easy clean-up). They both work (the concentric ridges are inside the pan, not outside), with the Circulon being easier to clean, but slower to warm up, and Cuisinart being much more elegant to cook with. I have had the Circulon pans for about three years, with light use - they don't have a scratch on the, to my surprise (I don't use metal utensils with them, and I usually use a little oil).
789540
No, I believe that you can only use metals that can be attracted by a magnet. I have used my Revere Ware stainless-bottomed pans and a cast iron skillet successfully. My Revere Ware copper-bottom kettle will not work.
1033788
ebay is probably the only place for separate units and it will take a while. Do a search and check it to get emails when the particular items come up for sale. I estimate these items will be up for sale in less than a month of looking.
1272180
I am sorry to say, but the answer is NO. Maybe, you can talk with the vendor and just maybe....they might start selling the chef's hat too. That would be nice.
757352
I think the answer you need to hear is YES.However, the heating mechanics involve a lot more than stainless vs copper.These will heat up and retain heat just as well as the Emeril copper pans (no appreciable difference).They can heat differently than the typical triple-clad or multi-ply copper pots and pans (and in my opinion, better--particularly with glass-top ranges)