Product Comparison: T-fal C514SE vs Rachael Ray Classic 75813
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- Medium weight so that they maintain the heat nicely and so far cook pretty evenly.
- Enough pieces to cover most cooking needs, while not overwhelming.
- Non-stick surface works great! I have followed the instructions for washing, seasoning, and avoiding metal utensils and no scratches so far!
- Distributes heat fairly evenly and the heat indicator does change to reveal when the pan is heated to a good cooking temp.
- Larger fry pan is small - not great for cooking for more than two people at a time.
- I would have preferred a larger sautée pan over the very small egg pan and measuring spoons, but it's not a dealbreaker at all.
- One Egg Wonder while cute isn't really needed and I find problematic to use even on my smallest burner.
- As long as you take care of them, they will last you a while, until you can afford to purchase 100% stainless steel cookware.
- I wanted a stainless steel set with soft handles, I had no idea it would be hard to find a set that wasn't cheap but wasn't expensive either. This set fits the bill :)
- Purchased two years ago, both hand wash and dishwasher safe, maintains great shine, easily clean, wipe with a towel after cooking, place in sink with soapy water, if needed a little stainless steel cleaner.
- These stainless steel pots and pans are the worst thing on the market. I would not waste my money if I had to do it all over again.
- The quality of stainless steel is poor and will not last very long.
- Easy clean up! Really just a little soap and hot water clean these up in seconds with very little effort.
- The lids fit well and they also have a steam escape to help prevent boil overs.
- Red color is nice! Normally not a fan of red cookware but the red on this set is nice and earthy - more of a brick red than a bright red.
- Clear glass lids make it easy to see food while it cooks without having to remove. Lids fit nice and snug and the steam vents work well.
- Oven safe to 350. I didn’t use in the oven but this is a great feature to have for certain cooking techniques! To avoid warping/damage I definitely would not go over the recommended heat or leave in oven for too long.
- Hard to pour directly out of the two sauce pans without making a mess - spouted lids would be more helpful for these.
- Not very durable - I accidentally dropped the smallest sauce pan and it did bend a little - I found this out when I realized the lid wouldn’t fit right afterwards.
- My favorite feature is the silicone handles that are very comfortable and cool to the touch.
- The handles never get hot and everything is a good size.
- I love these pans and worth every penny. Only rubber handle stainless I could find and they are great.
- So, these fit that bill. I love the silicon handle covers to diminish heat.
- Seems the handle is too heavy to hold itself up. Even when full of water it has a tipping issue and forget trying to put it on the stove empty, it just falls right off onto my feet every time...ouch!