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Tramontina cookware?
Is anybody familiar with the Tramontina cookware, specifically Sterling
II? I saw some at a store and it seems like a fairly good quality stainless knock-off, but you never know until you use it. Anybody have any experience with it? Thanks in advance, Ken |
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> wrote: > Is anybody familiar with the Tramontina cookware, specifically Sterling > II? I saw some at a store and it seems like a fairly good quality > stainless knock-off, but you never know until you use it. > Anybody have any experience with it? > > Thanks in advance, > > Ken > Somebody, maybe Cook's Illustrated, rated their dutch ovens right up there with the $300+ brands. And they are a lot lighter than the Lodge ovens which apparently require a small forklift. |
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Just bought a whole set of pots and pans from Costco. I'm happy so far!
I had to buy BarKeeper's Friend to help in cleaning though (they are NOT non-stick). Heavy-duty and heat evenly on my crappy stove. |
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Stark & Gracie's Mama,
Thanks for the replies. I had done an online search and hadn't come up with much. But for the price, I'll take the plunge and see how I like them. Even heating is a very good thing in pots and pans. Thanks, Ken |
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