SNOWCLAD Non Stick Stainless Steel Kitchen Cookware Set

So far, I am very happy with the quality and function of these pots and pans. I have only had for about 2 weeks, and used them 8 or so times, but so far i am happy. They have a good solid feel, doesn't seem light weight or junky. The first thing we cooked in them was scrambled eggs after seasoning the pan one time. The little bit of egg that did stick while cooking washed away with practically, zero effort. Also, they heat up fast and cook evenly. I saved all my old pots and pans incase I decided to send these back, but i don't think that will be necessary. I was undecided on buying them for a couple months, now I wish I had bought them sooner.

Bought these in lieu of far more expensive “hexclad” pans. They work great both on gas stovetop and in the oven. So far, other than the price (which was less than 1/2 of the cost of Hexclad) the only difference I see is the warranty…and I can’t imagine ever making a warranty claim on a frying pan or a pot!

Have had for 6 months no complaints here

Great product

SNOWCLAD vs. HEXCLAD side-by-side cooking test. I did not tag the photos by brand since the pattern is different. SNOWCLAD thickness noted using my caliper was 2.64 mm on the edge of pan Handle was about 2 inches longer than Hexclad Surface felt etched in its pattern with having texture to it vs. smooth Pan is stamped with a deeper roll on its edges vs. Hexclad Pan heated up quicker but also cooled off quicker Hexclad being a bit thicker held a more consistent temperature during cooking With SNOWCLAD having some texture there was some residual sticking of cheese after cooking a cheese omelette. Picture notes that HEXCLAD thickness noted using my caliper was 3.76 mm on the edge of the pan and is still my top choice with superior fit and finish. Smooth inner texture and the handle is a perfect in your hand but expensive. I would give SNOWCLAD 3.50 stars and noted as a great starter set for a novice cook. Much better than Ninja Cookware where all I have incurred is a peeling interface. I bought the Hexclad at Costco where they featured a $299 offer for either a 3 pc. sautee pan set or a 3 pc. pot set. So SNOWCLAD will save on your wallet at least $400 for a complete starting set.