Rachael Ray Cookware

I ordered the same set of JCPenney in January 2009 for $ 200 including shipping. Fortunately, I had about 180 million dollars in gift card must be used. I like everything about this series, especially dealing with fatigue. They are wonderful! I was not too sure at first whether I really wanted a nice set of pots and pans that had orange handles, but does not worry me at all. (I prefer blue or black or any other color.) When I bought them at Penney, I was five prerequisites: Silicone handles, two heavy-bottomed, stainless steel, non-stick, transparent cover. This was the only series that I found that would satisfy my needs. These cups have a bottom, Nice thick that I noticed it takes longer to heat up more. However, the positive side of this is the heat is very regular, once it warms. Things tend to stick, especially in the pan, but if you use a little Pam spray or olive oil, then dip the pan, you have no problems getting all the pot sparkling clean again without rubbing. Both are small pots of Nice, but I keep 13 large pan around a different set that is anti-adhesive. The Grand is ideal for dinners or breakfast frying pans and two ships with this package is simply not big enough for that. This is all very well done and I expect to have a long time. If I had any complaints about the two things that come to mind are the color of the handles and the fact that one of my vessels leak around where the handle is attached to the pan (only when cold). I left my meter of water in one day and left a puddle of water. The biggest pot is great! Size very well and can make the soup, half a block, if I want.