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Highlights
Rust-proof, stainless steel cookware features a non-stick coating made of titanium and ceramic that can easily go from stovetop to oven
Customer Reviews
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All reviews are from people who have purchased this product.Davina
4 ratings2 reviews
I spent $84.99 on a 10 piece set. I received 2 pieces with no ability to contact the company and no means of refund or the ability to reveive a complete set. I was robbed.
ChrisHELPFUL REVIEWER
2 ratings2 reviews
These seem really great so far. I’ve used both skillets and two of the pots. Eggs with no butter or oil easily cook without sticking. Just make sure you keep the heat below medium. These wipe clean with a paper towel or sponge, although I did test marshmallows, which “stuck” a little, but came off with a plastic utensil like prying off a peanut brittle.
marilouTOP REVIEWER
13 ratings13 reviews
Love these pans!! Can fry without oil or butter and they clean up easily
Product Details
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Set Includes:
- 1.5-quart saucepan with lid
- 2.5-quart saucepan with lid
- 5-quart dutch oven with lid
- 8.5” frying pan
- 10.25” frying pan with lid
- Steamer insert for dutch oven
Gotham Steel Non-Stick Titanium Cookware Set (10-Piece)
- Lightweight, rust-proof, stainless steel cookware
- Titanium and ceramic surface coating ensures food doesn’t stick
- Nonstick coating reduces need for cooking oils and cleans up easily
- Good for use on high heat
- Safe for all cooktops except induction
- Oven safe to 500°F
- PFOA-, PTFE-, and PFOS-free
- Dishwasher-safe
From frying pans to dutch ovens, find out which types of cookware are suitable for your cooking style.
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