Tramontina Signature Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set with Lids, Pots and Pans Kitchen Set, Induction-Ready, Dishwasher-Safe, NSF-Certified, Made in Brazil

If you are questioning whether or not to do it, you def should! This is my first stainless steal set and it is amazing! They are non toxic which is what I was looking for. First, I want to start by saying this is a beautiful set. I have an induction cook top and these are perfect for it. They heat up very quickly and I only have to put it on medium heat. They are dishwasher safe and oven safe. All of them had matching lids. They are easy to clean. These are very heavy duty and weigh a bit more than normal pots.

Ordered almost two years ago.Had to buy induction ready cookware for new induction stove.Had great review on America Test Kitchens.I am absolutely satisfied with these pans.They work outstanding on our induction stove and sure they would work just as well on conventional electric or gas.They heat evenly and are easy to care for.So enjoyable using that I find myself cooking more than I used to.I have always cooked a lot but now cook even more.I replaced a set of Calphalon tri ply pans we have had for years that were not induction ready.The Tramontina pans work as well or better than the Calphalon pans.I have more than this set.Also purchased a few other Tramontina pans to add to the set.Buy these. You will not be disappointed.

Purchased the 12 piece set 6 months ago and use it daily. I could not be happier with it. Glad I did not spend twice as much on another brand. Durability:Still looks new, cleans up beautifully with barkeepers friend cleanerWhy did you pick this product vs others?:Great price, great assortment of pans, quality product - multi clad, made in Brazil

I've waited to write a review after using these pans for several months. I'm glad I trusted America's Test Kitchen with this purchase, because they are everything they're supposed to be. I use these pans every single day (I love cooking). They've held up to everything I've done and even when I messed up a few times (learning to use stainless), with a little elbow grease and Barkeep for Stainless, they were as good as new. They heat evenly on my glasstop as well and I have had no issues transferring the largest skillet to the oven for further cooking of a dish.I have a cast iron skillet that is an heirloom family piece and I honestly believe this stainless will end up the same.Only thing I haven't done is frying, but I don't fry often, so I can't speak to even heating of several inches of oil.

Great quality, cooks well and easy to clean!

This seller (Home Solutions for You) is either very crafty or...something else. TLDR: Too early to say how this will hold up over time. Looks great, seems sturdy, checks many or all of the boxes we had BUT what was delivered didn't match what we ordered. YMMV, order the 14 pc directly from Sam's Club if the differences don't matter to you, as I describe below. We ordered the 12-pc thru Amazon 3rd party but had the 14 pc from Sam's delivered. Crafty switcheroo by this seller. The 14 pc from Sam's costs $100 less (than we paid) but may be of equal or greater value to the 12 pc Gourmet.We looked at replacements for our 15-year old Teflon set that we got on our wedding registry. We looked at ceramic and other non-stick options but settled on stainless steel as a safer and longer-lasting option. The reviewers at Wirecutter and America's Test Kitchen recommended Tramontina sets, which is how we got here.There are mixed reviews on Amazon for Tramontina many related to whether the sets came from Brazil or China. We ordered the 12 pc Gourmet set thru a 3rd party seller on Amazon. Via overnight, we received the non-gourmet 14-piece Tramontina (Members Mark) directly from Sam's Club. It just so happens that we also ordered a 10 piece gourmet set directly from Best Buy, so we actually have a basis for comparison.There are a similarities and differences between the non-gourmet 14 pc Tramontina from Sam's Club vs the Gourmet. First, yes the 14 piece pans and pots are marked as Made in Brazil if that's important. The lids of both sets are stainless steel and both say they can go into the oven to 550°. The range and variety of the pots and pans are sightly different from the 10 piece. They both say they're induction compatible and are mirror-finshed. Obviously, more pieces in the 14 pc set, some more useful to our family.Overall, the 14 piece set has a riveted handle that is more rounded on its bottom and that are affixed to the pots/pans like the edge of a triangle. Whereas the riveted handles from the Gourmet set are riveted to the pots/pans like the horizontally flattened edges of a two-pronged fork. The 8, 10, and (and 12-inch) saute pans in the 14-piece set slope from the pan surface into a straight-edge. The edges of the gourmet pans are flared like for pouring. It seems that the first area of those pans are similar if not the same. The non-gourmet saute pans are somewhat heavier than their counterpart gourmet pans. I could see why someone would want flared edges and less weight in a pan. Maybe the flared edges would also be better for dissipating heat. Generally, the pots are similar in weight in both sets. The diameter of the pots and pans are the same comparing similar volume pots and pans in each set. Perhaps the lid handles of the Gourmet set are solid stainless steel whereas the lid handles of the non-gourmet may be hollow but it's difficult to know, see or tell from three external appearance.We're going to keep the 14 piece set. It has greater value for us but I would be careful ordering these sets if not directly from Tramontina or Amazon as a seller. (Or buy the 14 piece non-Gourmet from Sam's Club directly and pay less.)

These pans are amazing. They heat well and evenly. They also clean easily. Zero complaints, except I wish I had bought sooner.