I would go for Calphalon anything (stainless steel or non-stick) and Cuisine Art's stainless steel are pretty good. But I've noticed that most non-stick brands...unstick pretty quickly. We've had one of our Calphalon non-stick pans for over a year and it's still in great shape. My parents, on the other hand, always go for the cheaper stuff and their pans they bought this summer look like sh*t and that's with using a wooden spoon.
MrsFigtobe09
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I agree with the Calphalon Tri ply.. I love the stainless. As much as non stick is good I was told by every women in my family and my FH's fam not to get nonstick..
All clad is the best but for $1200 i couldn't ask ANYONE to get that for me.. so I went to then next best thing. Calphalon.. they are great!
JamieAnt06202009
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We registered for all-clad with a few calphalon pieces for extras.
Kunelsky
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Ok So now its between: Calphalon Everyday Anodized Non-Stick 10-Piece Cookware Set & Open Stock and Calphalon Tri Ply Stainless Steel 8-Piece Cookware Set and Open Stock Any thoughts?? I read a bunch of diff reviews they all say diff things though so I can't really decide but I'm leaning more towards the Anodized Non-Stick cuz I would love to cook with virtually no oil and the reviews say that it is very durable... Also is there really a need for so many pots and pans? Do u girls really use all 8-10 pieces?
CandB4604
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I'm a big fan of having at least 1 non-stick frying pan with the rest all being stainless.
tonysbride09
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My fh cooks, he prefers the nonstick over stainless steel. He says the stainless steel scratches too much and if you get quality nonstick it will not chip. I think stainless steel looks prettier but you want it to last
