Everytime I see the set I've wondered how long it will be there, and if you
will be able to get there before a new one comes into play. Here, there is
an * above the sign when they will no longer be handling a product; I can't
remember if there is an asterisk or not, tho.

I'm glad that it is good and heavy for you. I was wondering about the
pouring and am glad that it pours well.

Hope you got it for $186 or $189, I think it was here the last time I saw
it; a good buy.

My largest pot of the set is a jewel, too; the shape is not straight up and
down. I sure use it a lot and it's great for making a big batch of
appleasauce; it never sticks - I use no butter. The small one gets oatmeal
most every day, and I love the medium sized pan-steamer capability.

I used the small one on an induction hob the other day to make ghee.
Perfect for one pound of butter.

Hope you are well.
Dee Dee



"Wayne Boatwright" > wrote in message
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>I finally made it to Costco to purchase the Kirland 16-pc SS cookware set
> with the 5-ply base, and I couldn't be happier with it!
>
> I've only used a couple of pieces so far, but I love the way they perform
> on my smoothtop range. The pans are quite heavy, particularly because of
> the thick bottoms. The rims are dripless when pouring, and the lids fit
> securely and are shaped nicely for self-basting.
>
> I thought it might take some time getting used to the shape, since my
> previous Bella Cuisine cookware had almost exactly the opposite shape, but
> I find that I really like it.
>
> I would highly recommend this set to anyone who is looking for quality and
> a very affordable price.
>
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> Wayne Boatwright
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