where is this made? why is this much cheaper than all-clad product?
674602
Made in China for All-Clad in Pennsylvania. It's thinner than our Master Clad pots by All-Clad about 60% as thick a sidewall. I believe the aluminum core goes up the sidewall and that what counts for us. We bought it cause we don't want a nonstick coating that wears and scratches.
674603
I don't know but I love it. The quality is very good. I use it almost every day. I am so glad that I gave it a chance.
674604
I have answered this question before, the pan does not say where it was made. Perhaps the packing material said, but I don't still have that. I have used this pan for about 3 years, it is still in very good condition and shows no signs of ware. Cooks great.
674605
Made in china made to all clad standards. Cost less cause labor and manufactoring cost less and it's Emeril cookware made by AllClad. Just as good as the american made.
674606
This item was a gift for daughter-in-law she is quite happy with it - all clad is a USA made premium brand - this Emeril is supposedly made by all-clad, but not necessarily to the same standard, or maybe not even the same quality metal
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From the All-Clad website - from its own mill in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, All-Clad is the only bonded cookware manufacturer to use American craftsmen and American-made metals to produce a complete line of superior cookware. The innovative, high-performance bonded cookware that All-Clad is known for is handcrafted in the USA by American artisans using American steel. Non-bonded cookware, electrics and accessories originate elsewhere.
448447
Per ALL-CLAD this teakettle is made in China. Apparently not all product description comes from them.They advised their pots and pans three layers is the only thing MADE IN AMERICA and some speciality items when they come about. Thats the story. Their website has a FAQ which is very informative also.
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.
1845758
Who knows? As I said I tied to clarify thing with them but they are not willing to provide accurate information in writing or otherwise..They say "it is a private proprietor" information and they can not disclose where the materials come from or what is in their coating. Well, they verbally state that it can be from Germany but there is no written/official confirmation that this information is indeed accurate. They also stated that the way they make things cvhanges all the time. So, as I said they are totally incompetent as a company. I wouldn't trust anything unless it came in writing or they had that information posted on their website..All we can say at this point is that this item is assembled in USA....nothing more beyond that..I have a suspicion that it is from Chinese materials otherwise why wouldn't they be willing to reply to my written request confirming that? I returned it as I don't want to be fooled. If It's not on a paper, there is no proof what it is exactly and where it came from...Let me know if you come across things not made in China :) I found pots and pans, silverware and more things but it's tough...Hope this helps...
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Hi Keith,All "claded" ply- 3, 5, or the new 7 in stainless and MC2, along with copper core, and copper cookware is made in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In other words, any item that has been cladded all the way from top to bottom, is USA made. If any item is a clad bottom ONLY- does not go all the way up the pot or pan, like the one pictured, it is made in China. The "B3" anodized is also made in China as it is not clad all the way. Hope this helps.
337821
I looked at my pan, and it does not say where it was made. Here is the company's website - perhaps you could contact them. http://www.norpro.com/about-us
2131436
There is no indication on the ladle stating where it is made. I can tell you it's a great sturdy ladle. Perhaps you can check the All-Clad website for more specific information on where their products are manufactured.
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.
1822847
My 2 quart All-Clad Copper Core Pot- part of the set I bought from Amazon- is clearly marked "Made in the USA" on the bottom. You didn't ask- but they are amazing. Cook well, clean up beautifully. No need for Teflon.
1283038
If you look at the specifications on the pot on Amazon it should say where it was made. Hopefully America!! Probably China but it's well made so doubt it was manufactured in China either. But the steel clad covering does seem thinner than the stainless steel pans they used to manufacture right here in good ole America!! But really don't know for sure.
2177555
Don't remember the place made. In today's market, one is pretty much out of luck if you depend on U.S. made products. This heater has been a God-send for us. Saved us 100's of gallons of water, not having to wait for the hot water to reach kitchen faucet before I installed this heater under kitchen sink.
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This is sadly made in china. If you go to the All-Clad website and click on "Specifications - Specialty items" you will see it is made in China. After reviewing their website it seems that all be the collections of regular pots and pans are the only products not made in china. The accessories and specialty pots are made in china.
1948524
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.
2189689
You won't find an American-made pan at this price. If it were All-Clad, it would cost 5-6 times more.
422221
I'm sorry that I cannot answer your question. I looked at the bottom of the pan & the printing there does not state where it was made. I really do like the pan & it seems to be holding up well.
1109644
Suzanne, I do not know who or where the pan is made. I can say that this pan is on of most favorite and durable pans---and I own many. Great product and easy to keep clean