
Generally the best price is found on Amazon. Click here for a more comprehensive guide to cooking with stainless steel. Users who rarely have any sticking issues state that using medium heat and waiting till the pan is hot before adding some oil/butter solves that problem. We have to remember that by its very nature, stainless steel is not non-stick and this issue is not unique to Cuisinart but to all stainless steel cookware and can be avoided with the proper cooking techniques. Some users however, complain about food sticking to the pots despite following instructions.
#CUISINART MULTICLAD PRO PRO#
With the overwhelming majority of users raving about the Cuisinart Multiclad Pro cookware, there are hardly any notable complaints about it. This Cuisinart Cookware set has a lot of happy users who think this set is outstanding. WHAT MORE DO YOU NEED?Īctually not much! This set really has all the pieces and pans for your basic cooking needs, whether large or small. Yes, it comes with a lifetime warranty against defects. Note that the previous Multiclad line was not but the Pro version is. The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro line is compatible with induction cooktops. So while they don’t come out right and say it, I would suggest that it’s always better to wash with hand. Over time, any utensil will get scratched in the dishwasher. However, the manufacturer cautions that soil from other dishes in the dishwasher may be abrasive or some other cooking utensil might spoil or scratch the surface of the cookware. Yes, Cuisinart Multiclad Pro is dishwasher safe. Of course, the handles would get very warm so be sure to use pot holders. It can go from burner to broiler with no problem.

Yes! Cuisinart Multiclad Pro cookware can be used in the oven without damage to a temperature up to 500 degrees F. The rims on these pots are specially tapered to allow for drip-free pouring.

If you’ve ever tried to pour from a pot that doesn’t have a rim and watched in dismay as it spills and drips down the side, here’s your solution. Also you can just rinse it and then wash it in the dishwasher. According to some users of Cuisinart Multiclad pro, cleanup’s a breeze and its actually enjoyable to handwash them because its so easy. Most of the food particles will come right off. When done with cooking, just fill with hot water and liquid detergent after each use, and rinse off after letting it stand for a while. Just make sure to cook on medium to low heat. Ever tried to make a grilled cheese with a mismatched lid on a skillet? I have and the results are, let’s just say, not perfect! IS IT EASY TO MAINTAIN? The covers are also dishwasher-safe.Īlso, the lids are interchangeable with some items and even fit the open skillets which, in my opinion, is a great bonus. One of the great features of the Cuisinart Multiclad Pro is the tight -fitting stainless steel covers which form a nice seal when food is cooking but allow for a bit of steam to escape. The handles on these pots are made of cast stainless steel and are riveted to the body, which is a sturdier construction than welding which might come off.Īlso the handles stay cool during cooking and come with a thumb rest which makes it comfortable to lift and pour. Definitely a premium look for your kitchen. Not only does this set perform well in the kitchen but it also looks very good! It features a brushed steel exterior and a mirror-polished interior for non-reactive, quick release of foods. Cuisinart refers to this as their “Heat Surround Technology”. This means that food gets even heating as it is surrounded by the heat from all sides and there are no hot spots within the pot.

However, the great thing about this set is that the three layers of metal, including the aluminium core, are not just on the base but extend all the way up the sides (hence the word ‘multiclad’). Aluminium is often added to stainless steel cookware as it conducts heat better than stainless steel alone.

This cookware is made of 3 layers (hence the word ‘tri-ply’): an aluminium core sandwiched between two layers of stainless steel. it almost sounds like another language! So let me make it simpler: If your eyes just glazed over with that mouthful of a description, I don’t blame you.
