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while we're talking all-clad, does anyone have a style preference? I've registered for my wedding for the stainless steel, but I don't like that I can't stick it in the dishwasher. What do you all think? Thanks!
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re: saraleib
You CAN put All Clad Stainless in the dishwasher. It is specifically marketed as dishwasher-safe. I've had mine in the dishwasher several times and it comes out looking great.
I bought my All Clad stuff at Metrokitchen.com. They were great. Shipped fast, no sales tax, and several freebies thrown in.
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Check store sales and clearances. I picked up a set with a 1 qt stainless saucepan (no lid) and 7" stainless fry pan, BOTH for $13.55 at Bed Bath & Beyond on clearance. I also got a 14" non-stick fry pan for clearance for $55 (all All-Clad).
So check Marshall's, TJ Maxx, Home Good, Linens 'n Things, Bed/Bath/Beyond, and other stores (maybe even Tuesday Morning). I have seen All-Clad there.
I don't know for a fact, but I heard that both Emeril and Kirkland (at Costco) are the same as All-Clad (I don't know which line) and are really good.
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Crate and Barrel has a set that looks like a good price for the MC2 line:
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I purchased all of my All-Clad through this website. Customer service is fantastic. It is seconds, but I can hardly see where the flaws are in my pots and pans. For what it is worth, I have 3 saucepans, 1 saucier, and 1 13X9 pan.
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re: IndyGirl
This site has great prices on All-Clad. Most of the cookware I'm looking for is in the "All-Clad Irregulars" section. Does this mean the pieces are slightly defective? If so, to people that have purchased from this site, what type of defect am I going to expect?
I've seen AC fry pans at TJMaxx with wrong handles MC2 with LTD handles which doesn't feel right. Angle of handles is way too low. MC2 pans without AC stamped on the bottom. Or am I expecting tiny scratches in the SS.
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