Cuisipro Stainless Steel Cookware Reviews

[Elesoph]

Hi there,

I'm looking at purchasing my first stainless steel cookware set (changing from anodized aluminium) and found a great deal on a 3-ply Cuisipro 10-piece set for AU$400 (down from $700).

I can't seem to find many reviews of this brand. It reads well, but I'm not able to view the set in person as it's an online special.

Does anyone have any experience with, or feedback on, this brand?

Many thanks!

[Elesoph]

Thanks guys, I appreciate your replies. I decided to take a risk and get it. It's hard for me to get into stores at the moment as i have two little ones, but the specs and videos looked good and the price was reasonable. Hoping it turns out okay! The handles do apparently do well at keeping cool, which is important to me, and it was encouraging to hear that Cuisipro's other stuff "feels" good. Wish me luck!

[Chemicalkinetics]

Feel free to come back and write a short review for the cookware. Appreciated.

[Chemicalkinetics]

No experience either, but looking at the specs, they do look reasonably. They are of course stainless steel interior and exterior, with a core of aluminum. They have pour rim and the handle is hollow to remain cool. In addition, they are designed to be induction stove compatible. The lids are metal. Some like glass lids, while others like metal lids.

If you can, then you should hold a few in your hand and see if they are comfortable. I guess is that they will be comfortable due to the round smooth handle.

At the end, you will have to see if there are another set of stainless steel cookware which fancy you.

While All Clad stainless steel cladded cookware are known to be high quality, they are also known to have "painful" handles.

[tanuki soup]

Don't know about the cookware, but I've been pretty impressed with other Cuisipro kitchen utensils like tongs, whisks, and the like. Intelligently designed, quality materials, and nice feel, IMO.

[Elesoph]

Thanks Tanuki!