If it's so damn good, why doesn't he use it on his show?

TOM KAN PA wrote:

If it's so damn good, why doesn't he use it on his show?

Because All-Clad is one of his sponsors.

He does use quite a lot of Emerilware on his newer shows.

If it's so damn good, why doesn't he use it on his show?

Emerilware is one of the All-Clad lines. All reviews I've read say it
performs better than most (heats evenly ect) and is 1/2 the price of the
All-Clad stainless.

Erik

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TOM KAN PA wrote:

If it's so damn good, why doesn't he use it on his show?

Because All-Clad is one of his sponsors.

ELAhrens wrote:

Emerilware is one of the All-Clad lines. All reviews I've read say it
performs better than most (heats evenly ect) and is 1/2 the price of the
All-Clad stainless.


I beleive the reviews I have read say that it is manufactured oversees to
less exacting
standards than the main All-Clad lines. I have looked at the Emerilware in
the stores and in the "look test" it does compare very favorably with the
LTD that I have and it is quit a bit less expensive. The main drawback
seems to be that the anodized version of Emerilware it is available only
with the non stick inner surface and the stainless version is only available
without it. Sort of limits the options if you want a "set"

I would guess one reason it has not shown up on many of the shows is that
alot of the shows are reruns and even the new shows were probably taped a
while back. Emerilware is a fairly recent introduction.

Emerilware is one of the All-Clad lines. All reviews I've read say it
performs better than most (heats evenly ect) and is 1/2 the price of the
All-Clad stainless.

I beleive the reviews I have read say that it is manufactured oversees to
less exacting standards than the main All-Clad lines.

I have one piece of Emerilware - I wasn't willing to pay All Clad prices
for something that would only be used occasionally. It's not All Clad
quality - it has a disc bottom, so there's a lot of sticking on the
sides. But it compares favorably to competitors in the same price
range, like Cuisinart, Kitchen Aid, etc. It's very well made and
sturdy.

Karen