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This high-quality Cuisinart 12-piece stainless steel cookware set is now 63% off

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Updating your kitchen can be expensive. From cookware and appliances to tools and gadgets — it all adds up. But right now, Cuisinart’s Multiclad Pro Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set is on sale for an even lower price than it was on Amazon Prime Day. 

The Cuisinart cookware set includes 1.5 and 3-quart covered saucepans, an 8-inch and a 10-inch open skillet, a 3.5-quart covered sauté pan, an 8-quart covered stockpot and a steamer insert with a lid. The whole set is regularly $670, but right now, it’s on sale for about $250 — that’s 63% off!

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Cuisinart Multiclad Pro Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set, $249.95 (Orig. $670)

Credit: <a href="https://www.intheknow.com/post/amazon-subscription-services/?utm_source=internallinks&utm_medium=internallinkstransactions&utm_campaign=internallinksamazon" data-ylk="slk:Amazon" class="link rapid-noclick-resp"></p><p>Buy Now</p><p>This stainless steel cookware has an aluminum core, which ensures maximum heat retention and even heat distribution. This means your food cooks the same all around the pan. It can also take on extremely hot temperatures, and it’s oven-safe up to 500° F. The aluminum core comes bonded to the stainless steel interior, and the set has a brushed stainless exterior. Stainless steel doesn’t discolor or react with food, so this cookware should last you a while. </p><p>A few other good-to-know features: Cuisinart’s Multiclad Pro Stainless Steel cookware features cool-grip handles, tight-fitting lids (dishwasher safe) and drip-free tapered rims.</p><p>Keep in mind, however, that stainless steel cookware does not have a nonstick coating. But many people now prefer stainless steel as many nonstick pans utilize chemicals in their coating, which could be toxic under extreme heat.</p><p>Robert L. Wolke, Ph.D., a professor emeritus of chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh and author of “What Einstein Told His Cook: Kitchen Science Explained,” spoke with Good Housekeeping on the topic of Teflon, the chemical compound often used to make the nonstick coating on cookware.</p><p>“There’s a whole chemistry set of compounds that will come off when Teflon is heated high enough to decompose,” Wolke said. “Many of these are fluorine-containing compounds, which as a class are generally toxic.”</p><p>Chemours, the current owner of Teflon (Dupont invented it in 1938), recommends not heating nonstick pans over 500° F but says that the nonstick coating will begin to deteriorate at 660° F. Though this sounds extremely hot, a preheated pan can reach this temperature in about five minutes.</p><p>If you want a new cookware set that is safe and versatile, shop this chic Cuisinart set on sale now.</p><p><em>If you liked this story, check out </em><em>Instant Pot’s air fryer lid for the lowest price we’ve ever seen</em><em>!</em></p><p>The post This high-quality Cuisinart 12-piece stainless steel cookware set is now 63% off appeared first on In The Know.</p><p>More from In The Know:</p><p>One of the best-selling garment steamers from Amazon is under $20 during Cyber Monday</p><p>The best Cyber Monday TV deals at Walmart, Amazon and Target that are actually worth your money</p><p>Everything is on sale on Our Place for Cyber Monday — Always Pan, Perfect Pot, knives and more</p><p>This top-rated Ninja blender that Amazon shoppers love is now even cheaper than it was on Black Friday</p><p>Source: <a href=Read Full Article

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