Cookware Brands Reviews

We have bought several pieces of this line and love them all. This is a good size both in volume and physical dementions to accompany our othe pieces and to use with the double boiler.

Our family decided to get rid of the old cheap pots we had and upgrade to a much higher quality. After doing some extensive research on the Internet, I decided to get the highest quality 3-ply stainless steel cookware I could find at the lowest price. We ended up purchasing this pot as well as a few other Cuisinart Multiclad open stocks (buying open stocks was more expensive than a set, but we were able to get exactly what we wanted).

The first thing I liked about the pot once it arrived was the look. It was very striking, particularly due to the highly polished interior. I also liked the long, grooved handle with an indentation for the thumb to rest. I also like the option of being able to use these pots in the oven (just need a few tasty reasons to do so). But best of all was the way it cooked. For instance, in our old pots we had to use lots of water to cook beans, we had to keep watching it since we couldn't place the lid on all the way because the contents would bubble out of the pot and onto the stove. It also took forever for the old pots to heat up (I thought it was because we had an electric stove).

But with the Multiclad pot, we use a lower temperature, less water, and we can put the lid on all the way without worrying about spillage. The fully closed pot helps the food cook faster. The pot heats up quickly and evenly, and cleanup is a breeze. You can use a dishwasher, but why bother if you can simply wipe it clean and put it away.

We are very pleased with our purchase and would highly recommend the Multiclad line of products for those who desire better cookware without spending too much for All Clad or some other expensive 3-ply cookware. Also compare Cuisinart with Calphalon 3-Ply Stainless.

I love the cusinart multiclad line and own quite a few peices, but I was disspointed when I got this pan and discovered that it only fits in the 2 3/4 sauce pan. I own 3 multiclad sauce pans and none of them are that size, so now I'm going to have to shell out 50+ dollars for the 2 3/4 sauce pan just to be able to use this pan. I can't make any comments on it preformance, but I'm sure if it anything like my other multiclad peices, that it won't let me down. Just make sure you own (or are prepared to purchase) the 2 3/4 sause pan before buying this one.

Just got this with the 2-3/4 qt. sauce pan last week and used it for the first time today to melt some chocolate. Really did a great job of even heating and melting. We have several pieces from the Cuisinart MultiClad line and they are all 1st rate.

I bought this pan no more than six months ago and the nonstick coating is already peeling off! I tried to find a way to contact the company that makes this product, but couldn't find any info other than here. I was really disappointed with this product. I really wouldn't recommend it to anyone that cooks on a regular basis.