(as of May 31, 2025 09:52:03 UTC – Details)
Calphalon Classic Stainless Steel Cookware is designed to save you time in the kitchen and deliver cooking versatility, with convenient measuring marks, straining covers, and pour spouts, allowing you to cook efficiently. The impact-bonded stainless steel base features an aluminum core that distributes heat evenly and allows you to brown and sear with consistency and confidence. The stainless steel construction provides a modern look and long-lasting durability, and stay-cool stainless steel long handles provide heat resistance when cooking on the stovetop. These stainless steel pots and pans are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning, and also oven-safe up to 450 degrees F so you can conveniently go from stovetop to oven to finish your meal, or to easily reheat food. Designated Chemical Disclosure: This product contains Stainless Steel (Iron, Chromium, Nickel, Manganese, Copper, Phosphorus).
Impact-bonded aluminum base distributes heat evenly, for exceptional browning, searing, and sauteing
Stainless steel long handles stay cool on the stovetop
Convenient measuring marks, pour spouts, and straining covers allow you to cook with efficiency
Dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup
Oven-safe up to 450 degrees F, so you can easily go from stovetop to the oven
Tempered glass lids
Compatible with most stovetops, including induction, gas, electric, and glass
Lifetime warranty
Included with set: 8 in Fry Pan, 10 in Fry Pan, 1.5 qt. Sauce Pan with Cover, 2.5 qt. Sauce Pan with Cover, 3 qt. Sauce Pan with Cover, 6 qt. Stock Pot with Cover
Customers say
Customers praise the cookware set’s even heat distribution, with handles remaining cool to the touch during cooking, and appreciate its vented glass lids and built-in strainers. They find it good value for money, with one customer noting it’s particularly suitable for newlyweds starting out together. The cookware receives positive feedback for its appearance, staying shiny and looking like new. However, customers disagree on the quality, with some finding it well-made while others report poor quality, and there are mixed experiences with cleaning and non-stick properties.
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Amazon Customer –
Great quality
This is a wonderful set of cookware I finally decided to move away from the Teflon coated cookware and purchase these I’m so glad did. They’re a great investment and well made. I see them lasting a long time.
Amazon Customer –
Wonderful gift
Grandson and wife loved these as a their wedding gift. Just what they wanted and they both love to cook.
Jim –
Good quality, nice performance, great value.
These pans are working great. As other reviews have said there are some light discoloration on the bottom of the pans. A slightly milky like coloration. However, I did not buy them for the looks. They cook great. The nesting feature is nice to reduce storage space. The quality of the build is good. The lids fit well. They came very well packed, I think they go through a lot of packaging material. I use them on an induction stove and the cook time is good. Now I need a higher end stove as this Frigidaire is not quite up to the performance of my previous GE Gallery series.
juan carlos valdovinos –
Replaces three gadgetsâsaves space, time, and money!
“Pet-tech perfected! Titanium-reinforced parts withstand aggressive chewers. Activity monitoring via smart collars. Non-toxic materials vet-certified. Harmony between humans/pets achieved â no more destroyed furniture!”
LiterallyImJustAGirl –
Former Professional Chef Approved
I love these pans and am so glad all the former reviews panned (haha) out to be true. Iâve used these extensively now for over a year and can confirm they are a GREAT set that I expect will last many many years to come! A few pieces of advice to get the most out of this (or any) set of quality stainless steel pans:- They are dishwasher safe but I do not ever put them in the dishwasher. They clean so easily and fast that the potential harm far outweighs cleaning them by hand. If needed, soak for an hour or two with some hot water and soap. Try not to let them soak for extended periods of time. With that in mind I did in fact get lazy once and leave a pan to soak for a week because, depression and all – and they didnât get harmed. So that is a huge deal!- I use a regular sponge to clean them. I do this to avoid scratching them. The soak should be all you need to get stuff stuck off them.- When I finish drying them to avoid water spots I use a towel to dry them off 95% of the way and let them air dry the final bit before putting them into my cabinet.- For spotting over time, barkeepers friend and or the pink stuff will take it right off. You can also make a homemade cleaner with some vinegar, lemon juice, and baking soda – but the first 2 I mentioned are cheap and work so well I donât bother.- if you struggle with these especially if you used non-stick in the past – be patient. Start with less heat than youâd use with a non-stick. Use more oil than youâd use in a non-stick. I personally prefer my nonstick for say, eggs. But a steak or fish or chicken or vegetables where I want some charring and browning? This is the way to go. (Or a cast iron if thatâs more your thing.).- I bought a cheap steaming basket on Amazon that fits into the largest pot and it works great to steam veggies etc. the largest pot is big enough for me to make 20 large servings of cheese for Mac n cheese on Thanksgiving – Itâs quite large.Overall for the price point, the variety of sizes and uses these pans provide and the overall longevity Iâll get from this purchase I fully recommend them. If I had one single thing to critique itâs that the lids do not fit all of the pans. The largest frying pan is larger than any of the lids which, is a shame. Sometimes I have things I need a lid for which is frustrating.. but other than that itâs damn near perfect!
Angel Jimenez –
My worst purchase to date.
So far my worst purchase to date. My first attempt was frying two eggs and they just stuck like nothing else. I tried the other pans and more of the same . Everything sticks. Im getting rid of them and I just purchased them this past March. I don’t know, maybe there’s a curing or treating process before use, that I missed. Its been an awful experience on my end. I read nothing but positive reviews. I’ve never wrote a review but felt compelled to so, if it going to help someone.
Sally –
Wow, wow, wow!
I ordered these pans last night after taking a look at my 22 month old t-fal pans, which after weekly use with nothing but rubber utensils all had tiny scratches and chips in them, even the little sauce pan that I’ve used *maybe* 20 times in the nearly two years I’ve owned it. Not really trusting t-fals promise that whatever material that comes off of their pans is “inert” and “will pass through the body”, I decided I had enough of cheap (and proven dangerous despite “promises” – not just as a carcinogen, but the permanent damage forever chemicals used to make non-stick pans have done to our planet too) teflon pans and made the leap.These stainless steel pots and pans arrived a little after 9:00 am, and I woke my poor spouse as I ran onto the porch in my pjs and dragged the box inside giggling like it was Christmas. I continued to giggle as I opened the box, pausing to examine each piece of this set and whisper “wow!” at how incredible these pans look and feel. However, looks couldn’t be the only thing to go off of when deciding if I could make the full switch to stainless steel. Immediately I decided to put them to the test to see if I had what it took to truly convert – by making fried eggs, the bane of non-stick cookware.I was worried that I would just make a mess of my brand new pan, and waste a bunch of eggs… I soon learned that I needn’t be however. After letting the pan preheat on medium low, doing the water test, oiling and salting the pan and cracking my eggs inside… they cooked, and slid perfectly out onto the plate, just as good as they would in a non-stick pan! I was so impressed that I made a second serving of eggs for my poor spouse who I woke up in my excitement – this time though they stuck a *little*, but I think that was because the pan got a little bit too hot from going two rounds. I wish I took pictures of the eggs, but we ate them so fast (and they were very delicious – not sure if it’s just my excitement but I swear they tasted better cooked in stainless steel)I am absolutely ecstatic! I am officially done with teflon pans, and you can be too if you get this set!
walter s. moore III –
Yup!
Use them all the time! Usa made? Anyway… almost premium cookware w/o a $1000 price tag! When u stain a pot? Just use a SOS PAD, cleans up like new!
Eliana Vargas Huitzil –
todo llego perfecto m muy bien empacado!Fue un regalo y les encanto
Taurus23 –
Iâm very happy I invested in this product. Itâs been a while I have been trying to get rid of all my non stick pans. These pots and pans are just amazing once you get the hang of using them. They do need more oil/fat to fry things but that is Norma for stainless steel pans. You have to let the pan heat well n then add your oil/fat. I am very happy and highly recommend this product.
Amazon Customer –
Absolutely love this set of cookware, for both stove and oven use. So easy to clean too!!
Roman Sidelnikov –
Received the package on time, and was at first happy to see everything has arrived safely, but after matching the lids to the pots and pan I discovered that the lids don’t sit tight on the pans, there is a few millimeters gap between them. I have other Calphalone utensils previously purchased from amazon.com a few years ago and there the lids sit tight. For the price we had paid this is nonsense.Update: black stains after first use, very low-quality steel. Disgrace.
Jibreel –
Good quality and sturdy handles and lids. Does attract stains inside but using a metal sponge most of it comes off.