Is this the Pro-Clad or the Stainless Steel version?
351964
It says Emeril Pro-Clad on the bottom of the pan. It also says tri-ply clad construction. My understanding is that it has Aluminum core (both on the sides and bottom) which is encased in stainless steel (bottom and inside). I think that it is a great pan, fries eggs very well and is good at browning veggies. It is also very easy to clean. The trick is to keep the heat turned down lower than you would for a Teflon pan. It heats up reasonable quickly as well.
351965
It's a pro-clad aluminum sandwiched between stainless steel. After over 6 months of use it has preformed better than I could have wished, and at less than 1/2 the price of All-Clad
836001
The lid is stainless steel, NOT transparent. All-Clad is the BEST cookware I have used in over 50 years of cooking!
135737
I believe the aluminum layer is the inside core in the bottom of the both pans. There is nothing but stainless steel touching your food.
179907
I just called Presto. It is all stainless steel, except for the small "cup" at the bottom that the perk tube fits into - that is aluminum. I asked if it was lined with anything and they didn't know.
375395
One is chrome and the other is stainless steel; being several of my appliances are stainless steel it matches my kitchen better than chrome.
902556
Multi-Clad Pro is also induction compatible, the Chef's Classic is not (you test it by sticking a magnet to it - if it sticks, it's induction compatible; Classic isn't). Don't know if that's something you need, but for us, it was a critical difference.
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According to the description of the stainless steel posted by Amazon it is 18/10:Premium Stainless Steel Construction Classic design, high performance and lifetime durability unite in the Stainless Collection, All-Clad's most popular line of cookware. Products in the collection feature an interior core of aluminum for even heating and a high-polished, 18/10 stainless steel exterior and cooking surface for fine culinary performance.
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It is definitely stainless. This saute pan is absolutely great! It is a versatile, well-constructed and beautiful. An incredible and indispensable addition to a kitchen. Don't look at a gift horse in the mouth. You better snap this one up because it is an absolute steal!
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Hi,This is really a question for the All Clad folks. The marketing didn't distinguish between the two. All I can say is that I think I bought the tri ply SS version, and I really like it. I do note that SS does not cook the same as Calphalon or cheaper teflon pans, and the response of the pan to heat (I use a gas stove) takes getting used to. It is VERY responsive.Robert
1334709
I believe the Pro Excel has a stainless steel grinding chamber as well as a stainless steel housing. The Excel only has the stainless steel housing. We love ours. My husband was insistent that we get the Pro. It is also VERY quiet.
1264794
Enamel clad metal, don't know which kind, don't think it's either, but not stainless steel; has teflon looking lining inside. Contact the manufacturer
555575
The box says "professional grade stainless" but no specifics. I have been more than pleased with the steamer as I use it at least once a week.
200146
Mine says it is on the bottom aluminum plate which is seamlessly laminated to the stainless-steel body. I am pleased that Fagor is up to pressure in half the time of my old Presto all-stainless cooker.
1781758
The difference is the former & cheaper is actually better. This one is stainless steel but doesn't have the adjustable thickness option or the bowl option available. I bought the older version after this one and liked it much better. I hope this helps.
466921
Short answer is yes. My pans are a bit older now, but the interior and exterior of all my pans are stainless (except the non-stick pans). The finish is slightly different on the interior. Also, All-Clad is American made in Pennsylvania. Can't beat that.
238604
The one I bought has a stainless steel look. Matches stainless steel appliances well.
1983723
This one does not. This is the stainless steel version. All-clad sells both non-stick and stainless steel options.