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3/15/08 at 11:48pm
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Okey

here's the deal, I was set, I had a plan, I had a set of pots and pans that I was going to buy, and that was it, I was set on the pots and pans thing (think of Ed Norton in Fight club, being all set with the consumer choices he's made)

I was there on point on ebay, bidding, not too much, just enough, just enough for the Ciiiiiittttttaaaayyyyyyy

any I was like putting my toe in the water and bidding on All Clad copper core's

getting trashed at the last second by about $30-$50 bucks each time and feeling like the newbie that I am


then

THEN

you bastard I run across this site and BLAMMO everthing I though I knew about buying the last set of cookware I would ever buy went out the window

so tell me, is All Clad copper core the best? or when I went to the Sitram Catering website (thanks Spence!!) and found all the fancy smancy all clad copper core for about 1/3 of retail

so is the copper core at Sitram as good as All Clad Copper core?


Trust me I will sleep better at night if can buy the last set of cookware I ever own and my grandkids when they are fighting over this shit are like "jeez it sucks that grandpa isn't around to show us how to use this shite"
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post #2 of 3
3/15/08 at 11:53pm
Don't buy a whole set unless you know what you're doing. A majority of people only need a couple of pieces to cook a majority of things.

All-Clad is good, but it's not difficult to find it on sale in stores and online (though I wouldn't buy them on ebay). Someone here once posted a link to a website where factory seconds are sold, but I'm too lazy to find it. And if you want something to hand down to your family, get cast iron cookware.
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post #3 of 3
3/16/08 at 1:06am
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Originally Posted by robin View Post
Don't buy a whole set unless you know what you're doing. A majority of people only need a couple of pieces to cook a majority of things.

+1 The more you cook, the more you will know what you want and need for what you cook. A long time ago when I started cooking I found it helped me to cook with other people at their own places. This gives you a better understanding of what you like as far as pots/pans/knives/etc.
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