Toughened Nonstick PRO Cookware Set, 10 pc.

Hands down the best looking pots and pans out there. The best quality too and the comfort is great too. These are the last pans I think I’ll ever use. I can use metal utensils in them and stir around eggs with ease with minimal scratches. They fit just right where I need them to go and they are the best value that you can get for your money because they will outlast all the other cookware.

I must admit I really accidentally spoiled myself with this set. Briefly, when I moved out I was given a hand-me-down nonstick cooking set that was great, and it became my gold standard set to compare all sets against. When it wore out I replaced it with the same brand yet sadly it was junk compared to the set it replaced. I love to cook and now that the second set wore out I really didn't want to make the same mistake again. After hours of research I chose this set and I couldn't be happier that I did. They are leagues beyond anything I have ever owned, and cooking with them is an absolute joy. They are solid, perhaps a bit heavier than your average non-stick cookware, and heat very evenly. They do heat up a bit slower than average due to their thickness, but what it does for your technical capability is well worth it; the temperature control is fantastic! Finally, the non-stick performance is great, much better than the very popular brand I owned before. Be sure to follow the recommended seasoning procedure as the results it produces are amazing, I feel like I can multitask so much better because things just do not stick! You will not be disappointed with these!

What it there not to like about these wonderful non-stick pots and pans by LE Creuset? These are a dream to cook with and clean up is a breeze. I clean mine by hand, so easy to do as nothing sticks to them. I think the will last longer than if I out them in the dishwasher, although it is an option for cleanin them. They are strudy, heavy, well made, heat distribution is great. Basically a real joy to cook with.

I struggled and read every review I could before I made this purchase. I have several Le Creuset enameled pieces and love them, but I had never used the non-stick cookware. My other non-stick cookware was getting old and no longer safe (due to peeling) and it was time to replace the set. I researched and found several options but all the reviews I read on the Le Creuset non-stick were extremely positive. Although Le Creuset may be among the most expensive, I found the investment is well worth it. Everything they promised they delivered on. The quality, cool temperature handles on both the pans and lids, along with the even cooking makes this the “investment” purchase for any cook. I actually purchased this set for a friend (I did the research and they paid me back) but I purchased the larger set for myself. I get that this is a lot of money but you will have this for a very long time and Le Creuset stands behind their products. I have a friend who had an enameled pot that after 30 plus years went bad and they sent her a new one. That sealed the deal for me.

Definitely worth the $$$. They’re heavy, sturdy, nicely designed and easy to use. Great feel/touch and the lids are too cute! I find the knob style more ergonomic than the curved handle found on the lids of my old set. My food cooks faster, easier and I use less oil n butter now. Used small pan for an egg white omelette the other day. Also used larger pot for homemade chicken noodle soup and later fir gumbo. Water for pasta comes to a boil faster. Heat is evenly distributed. Easy to clean. Not sure you’d want to put these in the dishwasher though. The manufacturer claims that they’re dishwasher safe. However I have noticed some scratch marks. Contacting manufacturer.

These are by far the best pots and pans I have ever cooked in. Very easy to cook in, nonstick, and easy to maintain. I do not put them in the dishwasher, I wash them by hand with soap and water and dry them. I then make sure I follow the directions of seasoning them and put a light coating of vegetable oil on the inside of the pots or pan that I used and then gently rinse with the hot water once and pat dry before putting it away. I do use the protectors between my pots and pans to keep them from scratching against each other. Wonderful product even though it is expensive! I don’t expect to ever have to buy another set again.

The brand is fantastic and is expensive but more than worth the money.

First: I never write reviews. I have had this set for two years. To be clear, I love my dutch oven. My little ceramic guy is great. I thought I would treat myself to a nice, expensive set of pots and pans, since I love to cook. Jesus. These are such a pain in my a**. First of all, they are not tough at all. You have to baby these. I freak out whenever people come over and want to cook because if you don’t use these just right, they will definitely scratch. You have to preheat them, season them, etc. People get so annoyed that they can’t just cook for me because I have a panic attack that these are going to disintegrate. Clearly they do. You TECHNICALLY can put them in the dishwasher, but shouldn’t. I’m disabled, so that’s a pain for me. But the biggest thing is that the non-stick just crumbles off. I used their band name utensils and it still managed to scratch. I have sent back TWO of the same fry pans for their warranty. Now I am dealing with two different pots just randomly having the non-stick crumbling off the top and sides, despite treating them better than my potential future children. I am not sure they will honor the warranty for those pots, but hopefully they do because you always feel like some sort of a criminal sending in a claim, like you ruined the pots when it’s just that they are made crappy and fall apart. Next time I will just buy some All Clad stainless steel and just take the time to cook with that. I don’t need anymore forever chemical flakes in my food. Seriously, though, these are a huge pain. I cook a LOT and use a lot of fancy cookware, so I am not just complaining because I don’t know what I am doing. I wanted something easy because I am disabled and this is not it. For (at the time) over $1000, these should not have lasted less time that the Calphalon pots I had.