Nice deals on Cuisinart

[anonymouse1]

http://www.woot.com/offers/cuisinart-cla...nt_wp_11_6
Decent, not top of the line, better than Amazon price.


http://www.woot.com/offers/cuisinart-10-...nt_wp_11_8
Amazing price for a non-Teflon, non-stick set--I bought just one piece from this set for $60 and it was the best price anywhere. This is the whole set for $190. Note that this is more delicate than the Teflon stuff, and most folks don't need a full non-stick set. Still an amazing price.

[Speedy]

The metal looks paper-thin.

[N-OS X-tasy!]

Speedy wrote:
The metal looks paper-thin.

It's not. I have Cuisinart's regular Tri-Ply set at home - it is very sturdy and very high quality.

[Black]

Hard to predict what the quality is going to be like-- Cuisinart has become a junk brand that puts its name on anything. I swore I'd never buy another product after the hassle I went through when my blender/food processor had a broken piece out of the box.

[N-OS X-tasy!]

Black wrote:
Hard to predict what the quality is going to be like-- Cuisinart has become a junk brand that puts its name on anything. I swore I'd never buy another product after the hassle I went through when my blender/food processor had a broken piece out of the box.

I wouldn't buy any of Cuisinart's regular stainless steel cookware (the Chef's Classics line); while it's not the cheapest stuff I've ever seen, one can do better. Their Tri-Ply/MultiClad line of cookware, on the other hand, is of excellent quality. Both product lines are "warranted through the original purchaser's lifetime" (language taken directly from product documentation).

[Z]

That reminds me, I need to pick up a new tub for my DLC-7E one of these days.