Cuisinart MCP-12N Multiclad Pro 12-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set – Perfect for Healthy Cooking

jamisan: I've been getting rid of my no stick pots and pans and got this stainless layered metal set. Beautiful stainless, very heavy, and very solid. Works great on my induction stove. I don't think I'm ever going to have to buy any more cookware. I already had a really nice skillet and this match set pretty much does it for me.

United States on Nov 19, 2023

Cesar Padilla: Funciona muy bien, la gente que se queja porque se pegan las cosas, es porque no lo sabe usar, debe ser a fuego medio y siempre usar aceite ya que no son de teflon. Me gusta que el fondo está integrado en una sola pieza lo cual lo hace duradero las tapas también son de acero. Si lo recomiendo.

Mexico on Sep 27, 2023

Y***** A*****: Absolutely awesome! Value for money is perfect! There is just one thing that bothered me though, the price dropped down after I ordered it. I wish there was this 3 day (1 week) price adjustment compensation kind of thing. Other than that, perfect!

Canada on Sep 15, 2023

Oswaldo Gtz: Cumple con todas las caracteristicas, calidad, precio, resistencia y no son de material corriente, aprovechen recomendado al 100%

Mexico on Sep 04, 2023

Eduardo Saldaña Rodríguez: Llegó en muy buenas condiciones, se ve de excelente calidad

Mexico on Aug 07, 2023

MarkMark: Firstly, I’ve given this cookware set a 5 out of 5 based on ‘best value’ not ‘best quality’. Secondly, I place considerably more trust in reviews from America's Test Kitchen (ATK) / CenturyLife.Org than most user reviews. Similarly, I expect readers of this review to treat it on a ‘for information only’ basis. In a nut-shell the Cuisinart MCP-12N Multiclad Pro Stainless Steel 12 x piece cookware set is a Chinese made equivalent of the USA made 3D All-Clad range. A great comparison review was written by CentryLife. The only addition I can make to their review is that the sides of the Cuisinart fry pans/skillets are noticeably steeper than that or the All-Clad, as seen in the picture (All-Clad 3D left / Cuisinart right). As noted in the ATK review of 12” skillets, these steeper sides may be detrimental under some circumstances. These two fry pans are comparable in almost every other respect, aside from cost. The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro saucepans do show watermarks more than the All-Clad, these can be removed with Barkeepers Friend. The entire 12 x piece Cuisinart MCP-12N set was only $20 more than my 1 x Demeyere Proline Frying Pan, so my expectations are adjusted...

Australia on Jun 28, 2021

Carl: I decided to wait for a while to write this review as I wanted to use them for at least a few weeks prior to rating and reviewing. Keep in mind this is my first set of stainless steel cookware I've ever used so I can't really compare them to other stainless steel sets. I've only used numerous types/styles of non-stick sets. Teflon, ceramic, "green pan", copper chef, etc. (I've never actually BOUGHT a set of cookware until I bought these, all of the others have been gifts of some sort).

I was trying to decide between these or a set that Calphalon were heavily discounting at the time (a set with copper on the outside, stainless on the inside, aluminum core), but out of all the comparisons and other reviews, I chose these instead mainly because the copper would most likely tarnish and get unevenly ugly. Also America's Test Kitchen tested sauce pans. The winner being All-clad of course was WELL out of my price range. Their next recommendation though was the Cuisinart Multiclad unlimited, and I figured those should perform similar to these.

Pros
Stainless steel - with care will last a lifetime and more
Heats very evenly and quickly
The tapered rim really does...

United States on Dec 17, 2017

Rebecca Kessl: We decided to purchase this set to replace our flaking non-stick Revere set we received as a wedding present almost 15 years ago. The box was well-packed and nothing was broken. Everything we received looked fine. The instructions were in English and everything was straight forward for anyone with an average IQ.
Appearance: The interior of the pots gleam, but the exterior is not highly polished. This was not a problem for us as we read some reviews and knew what to expect. The pots are attractive, but they do not gleam like high-end All-clad pots. We have ours hung up on a rack with the interior facing where people can see and the back of the pans against the wall.
Weight and Balance: If you are used to aluminum pans, these will feel a bit heavy. The ergonomics of the handle are above average, which gives the pots a nice feel in your hands. The large stock pot can get pretty heavy, especially when filled.
Set composition and construction: Everything but the steamer insert is very well constructed. You may not like the rivets that stick out when it comes to food, but those are what make the pans so substantial. The steamer insert is fine, but it is clearly made of lesser...

United States on Jul 13, 2016