Anolon Advanced Cookware Set 8 Piece $269 (RRP $999) + Postage @ Peter's of Kensington

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Advanced Cookware Set features:
* Crafted from heavy gauge, hard anodised aluminium.
* Hard anodised construction is twice as hard as stainless steel.
* Hard anodised construction allows the cookware to heat quickly and evenly, and reduces hot spots that can burn foods.
* Dupont Autograph 2 non-stick cooking surface.
* Non-stick surface allows for maximum food release and easy cleaning.
* SureGrip handles, made with comfortable silicone providing a soft, confident grip.
* Many of the pieces come with tempered glass lids.
* Oven safe to 204ºC.
* Suitable for all cooktops, excluding induction.
* Presented as a set in an Anolon box.

Care and Cleaning:
* Energy friendly - low to medium heat required only.
* Recommended for use with wooden or plastic cooking utensils.
* Hand wash recommended.

Set Contains:
* 2.8L Saucepan with Lid – 18cm (w).
* 3.8L Saucepan with Lid – 20cm (w).
* 7.6L Stockpot with Lid – 24cm (w).
* 4.7L Saute Pan with Lid – 30cm (w).
* Open French Skillet – 20cm (w).
* Open French Skillet – 24cm (w).
* Open Stirfry – 30cm (w).
* Square Grill Pan – 28cm (l) x 28cm (w).

See our range of Cookware Sets on sale now: https://www.petersofkensington.com.au/Public/Cookware-Sets.a…

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  scperfume on 26/12/2020 - 15:19

  Same set at myer is $349 (reduced from $999) - https://www.myer.com.au/p/anolon-advanced-8-piece-cokware-se…

  So could be a good deal…

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  ozturtle on 26/12/2020 - 15:24

  +1

  Miss me with that inflated RRP.

  I mean, look at the price history from Myer.

  https://pricehipster.com/product/oixGhcDjkFgdy-xO0IQElQ~ryZY…

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  spirrowhack on 26/12/2020 - 15:29

  +5

  I've had Anolon stuff for years, an older version of this set. Had to get rid of a couple of frying pans and a saucepan because they don't seem to handle the heat well and quickly go from non-stick to very stick. I've used them in the oven a couple of times and their rubber handles crack and hold moisture. The ones that I still have are a bit worse for wear too, wouldn't recommend.

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    Pika79 on 26/12/2020 - 15:49

    +1

    I second this opinion, I had this set for 2 yrs and the frying pans got damaged within 6 months (went dark, sticky, and non stick coating started to come off). From personal experience, I would also not recommend this set.

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    Vertigo6 on 26/12/2020 - 16:27

    They’re supposed to have a ‘lifetime guarantee’. Have you tried claiming warranty on them?

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      Belistic on 26/12/2020 - 16:44

      +1

      I tried, and when Myer sent it back to Anolon, Anolon said I constantly used super high heat to cook, and that's why the non stick perished.. Which I didn't, but obviously couldn't prove…

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        spirrowhack on 26/12/2020 - 17:13

        Isn't cookware for high heats? I'm not gonna cook my eggs on paper.

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          slowmo on 26/12/2020 - 18:09

          @spirrowhack: not for any of the non-stick ones. if you read the maintenance instructions for all of them, they always have a catch all to refrain from using excessive heat or heating the pan empty. even the whatever stone/diamond/fairy dust coated ones. i have gone through so many different brands and non-stick cookware in the past decade that it wasn't funny.

          i reckon that I could've been better off investing in a series of well-seasoned cast iron cookware. (Drawback is the weight that no one else in my family wants to deal with)

          if you want to use high heat, at least go for a carbon steel cookware, but it won't be 'non-stick' like those.

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            Supercool on 26/12/2020 - 18:18

            @slowmo: Same warning on the stainless pans too.. excessive heating and cooling.

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              slowmo on 26/12/2020 - 18:31

              @Supercool: the excessive heating and immediately cooling bit i can understand as it will crack things like claypots /cast irons.

              I've never had that happen to my stainless ones, although i suffer a different problem with them - dishwasher inflicted. - that i accept it's my own doing.

              non-stick ones, are very sensitive to heat (hah!), i remembered once i bought a cheap non-stick wok from ikea and on first use, the non-stick literally burn off with what's left of the oil i left in there. mind, its just an european cooktop, not a commerical or portable burner where things are measured and advertised in BTU.

              it's the same with the other non-stick, regardless of tech, you just can't let that sort of cookware get too hot. the approach is different compared to say stainless or cast iron. I am very happy to be corrected and proven wrong because i am done throwing thousands just into cookware over all these years.

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                TheContact on 26/12/2020 - 22:11

                @slowmo: heh a wok that can't take high heat, which with a home cook top isn't remotely high by wok standards. Surely that's just outright not fit for purpose.

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                twocsies on 02/02/2021 - 19:32

                @slowmo: Ikea does sell woks that are not nonstick.

                https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/identisk-wok-with-lid-dark-grey…

                Are you sure you didn't just get the plain wok that requires seasoning?

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    Mahip on 26/12/2020 - 17:08

    Thanks for saving myself 😊

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  TEER3X on 26/12/2020 - 15:35

  +1

  RRP is way off, it's actually 29.7 Bitcoin, or $1,354,000

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  Simbooo on 26/12/2020 - 18:18

  +2

  RRP is a joke. Suggesting that should be the price is enough to put me off.

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  Luc on 26/12/2020 - 21:21

  +2

  This stuff is junk. Avoid at all costs. This tit-bit should alert you straight away: "* Hand wash recommended." wha…?

  204c recommended. This is just a dead set give away when they say this: " * Energy friendly - low to medium heat required only." Which just means that you should never try to cook anything with these on a high heat as the non stick will simply disappear and you and your family will have eaten most of it as it comes off.

  We bought a set of these some years back from Pof K and though they were helpful and considerate to a degree they just fell back on the excuse of: 'You must of cooked at too higher heat on these. It's only recommended to cook on low heat to medium."

  They're long gone into the recycling. Rubbish product.

  A good product? Estelle. They make quality that last a very very long time.

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  deelaroo on 26/12/2020 - 22:45

  I have Endurance+ stuff lasted ages non stick great. Got a couple smaller pans great price. Thanks Rep

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  darkmattersunB6c0MV on 03/01/2021 - 10:38

  Sold out! Wanted to buy, but available no more.