Top 10 best non stick pots and pans 2022 Top picks by experts

I bought the black 12 piece set. I have only cooked with them once so far and made eggs in one and cooked maple flavored sausage links in the other. Here is my impression of them. First, the final impression in short and to the point, then why I felt that way..The cliffnotes (short) version..Nice lids that fit on both, the pots and pans.. decent handles on the pots and pans, but not great.. easy to dent pots and pans.. very very cheap utensils.. Ok for single person, couple, or starter set.. Not great if you have kids (you know that they will get damaged 10 times faster with kids around) or if you like caramelizing things like meats to make gravies to stews.. OK for the price but not worth retail. Non stick works, but dont expect the slide around egg effect like you see on TV.. Made in china..Full, Description version of my review…The 3 utensil pieces (spoon, flipper, etc) do work, but I’ll be honest, I have bought some in the past at the dollar tree, that were, yes you guessed it, a dollar, and they were made much better. The ones included do work but are not very strong, nor do I think that they will hold up to much use over time. But hey, you didnt buy this set for the utensils, you bought them for the pans, so what do you expect. they will work fine until you get to the store (or order off the net) to buy better ones.The lids to the set are pretty well made. they have plastic over the handles will keep you from burning your hands if you have to remove the lids and feel like it will hold up OK over time. there is a plastic, or silicone spacer between the handle rivets and the glass so that should help protect the glass from breaking due to the metal up against glass. Also, the lids fit perfectly on both, the fry pans and the pots, so you have a way to cover both without having to worry about splatter.. Just cant do both at the same time obviously.Now for the pots and pans.the handles feel decently made. Not great, but pretty good. On a scale from 1 to 10, 10 being great, i would give the handles a 6.. maybe 7 if i was feeling generous. They feel like they will hold up to normal use with no problem, but dont try to abuse them or you may have problems. and it may not be the handles fault, it may be the pot or pan part itself.The Nonstick coating works good from what I have seen so far. I cooked eggs in one, and did not need to use any butter to keep them from sticking. The eggs did not slide around like you will see them do on TV, but they did not stick either. They came right up with no problem and did not break the yolks either. The sausage links I cooked in the other pan never stuck either. I washed both out and dried them by hand and you could not see any kind of mark like they were ever used. so the coating did not peel at all, nor did cooking the food leave any marks.Now for the bad.. the aluminum that the pots and pans are made from is not extremely durable. When taking them out of the packing, one of the pots hit up against the flat pan, and guess what.. It dented.. Yes, that little hit was all it took. I have other good quality pots and pans with non stick coatings that are made out of aluminum too, and they can get hit 5 times harder and not dent.. The aluminum in these is a bit of a softer aluminum, so you have to watch or expect a lot of dents in your pans. But on the positive side of that, because of they way and type of aluminum that they are made out of, they are also light.. it is kinda like comparing whipped cream cheese to brick cream cheese.. one is much softer and lighter.. that is these.Another downfall, which I was not happy to find out, was that they were made in china. I did a search on amazon for american, or USA made pots and pans.. These were at the top of the list. Obviously I should have checked into it a little more and not trusted amazon to be accurate here, and for that reason, I did keep them, after all, they will work fine for what I want, but just to be clear.. China made, not American!!!One things that I never see that I would like to point out though, especially for first time buyers of non stick cookware. Non stick does have its advantages, like not having to use any kind of grease or oils when cooking, but at the same time, there is one major flaw to non stick coatings.. you can not brown food.. I have heard it as browning, glazing, caramelizing, etc. These cook the food fine, but you know how you take a roast and brown or caramelize a roast so that it gets that nice brown glaze in the bottom which is really good if you plan on making home made gravy, or for flavoring the stock in a roast so the flavor goes into the other foods when you cook a roast.., From what I have seen, any non stick pan i have ever used sucked at giving any kind of that browning or caramelizing. It cooks the food with not problem, but you dont get that bit that makes good flavoring or gravy material. If you plan on it, get a pan that is non stick for that purpose.. then after you do the initial caramelizing of the meat, then put all that in these pots if you want. but that is one major draw back to non stick coatings on cookware.Overall, they are not bad, but not great. They will work fine for a single person, or for a couple. For a decent first set, they are not bad either. If you are someone that gets their pans knocked around a bit (maybe put it in the sink then put stuff on top and clean everything later), then expect to get a lot of dents in these over time. Considering that you get these for under $10 per piece, they are not bad for the price, but i would say average priced for the set. I would not pay anywhere near the retail price for these because they are not worth that much, in my opinion at least. If they were more expensive, i probably would have given a 3 start instead of 4, but I tool price into consideration vs quality when I gave it 4 stars. In the end, it all depends on how you cook as to if these are good for you. Personally, I’ll take my old club aluminum pots over these any day of the week.. but that is just my opinion. But also, luckily for me, these are for someone else, not for me, so i dont have to worry about it. :)………………………………….Update on info about them…according to the manual, they are good for gas, spiral or solid electric, ceramic (radiant) and halogen rangetops.also, the temp rating on them for the oven is.. 350f/175c with plastic handles or stainless steel handles with silicone inserts. 450f/230c for full silicone handles. 500f/260c for handles made completely out of aluminum or stainless steel. cookware with soft touch translucent portions is not oven safe. and never use them in the broiler.

I like that food doesn’t stick to these pots. No oil needed (and oil is not recommended by the company). I can easily wash them by hand or place them in the dishwasher. The only dislike that I have is that the handles on the lids get extremely hot. I use a pot holder when removing the lids while cooking to avoid burns.

I bought this set on a whim, I needed a new set and it popped up on a Prime day. I’ve done research over the years as I’ve used my own cookware for 43 years, meaning as the years have gone by new and improved comes out but this set is by far the best set I’ve ever owned. The small skillet has been my favorite as it makes the fluffiest omelets that do not stick and clean up is a breeze! The convenient sizes of pots and pans offers a size for large or small portions. The lids fit tight, the coating on the handles provides an easy on off without burning your hands or requiring a hot pad. The cleanup is by far the easiest of any cookware set I’ve ever owned. The heat conduction is even, providing evenly cooked food, I use a gas stove and absolutely love how evenly the heat is distributed. I would recommend this set for people who are chef material or as a gift to a new cook as this set will offer them an excellent cooking experience along with the quick clean up option, cleanup is always the worst part after food preparation, this set is a breeze. If you’re looking for a great set I highly recommend this set, reasonably priced for an outstanding cookware set.

We love these pans, but they seem to scratch really easily. We’ve been very careful with them but they are still scratching. Otherwise, we love them.

Came well packaged bought them for my new house I’m getting in a few months with my boyfriend. Makes for a great starter set, only thing I don’t like is you can’t use them on High Heat. But other than that they are sturdy and well made it seems haven’t cooked on them yet.

My husband and I love these pots. I thought that following some of the care instructions would be hard, or a real pain, but they aren’t at all. The ceramic coating works beautifully & so much better than Teflon. We got rid of all of our old Teflon pots & replaced them with these and a few stainless steel, and we like these better that the steel. The steel is great but things stick as can be expected, and they seem to have poorer heat distribution than these ceramic coated ones. I though not using very high heat would be a problem, but not at all. If you let them cool before putting them in water/washing the ceramic wont crack or flake, and only use plastic, wooden, or silicone/rubber utensils on them as to not scratch through the ceramic, and they will stay very functional. Egg and cheese won’t even stick to these puppies!!!

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I love the quality and weight of these pans and skillets. East clean and they’re pretty too. I’m 59 and they are my first set of new pots in my life and I’m very happy with their performance. Since there’s only 2 of us I think they are just right for our household.

Great so far. Just had a few scratches on the bottom outside of pan

These pots and pans are a beautiful addition to my new condo kitchen. I have used the medium sized skillet pan for eggs so far this week and they cooked perfectly! They are truly non-stick and easy to clean. I prefer to hand wash them to preserve their beauty. Highly recommend!