Are they made in U.S.A.? I want to know where my cookware is made. I'm tired of inferior pans that have bottoms which warp after using them just a few times.
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What do you think? They're under a hundred and fifty bucks. I'm concerned about where my cookware is made too, and preferably I'd buy a $$$$ set that's made in USA that is "investment quality." However, I'm young, and money doesn't grow on trees, so right now I'd have to pick what's the best bang for the bucks.FYI: Consumer report rates this set higher than any other in the the uncoated cookware category. It's ranked higher than the made in USA brands.... something to consider.
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Made in Thailand.You can always check at cooking.com, then BUY IT wherever you find the best price!
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Unfortunately, their website says all of the stainless steel pans are made in China. The pots and pans aren't stamped with the country of origin. I wouldn't have known if you didn't ask. They do make regular carbon steel skillets in the USA.
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According to what I've resarched, pans are now still made in the U.S.A. but lids and 'accessory pieces" may be made in China.
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I just checked my pans and it doesnt indicate where it was made. However, the ceramic coating is patented in & made in Germany. I just looked up details about this and the aluminum is forged ~ I sell German surgical instruments because they are forged and not "poured" or stamped out of roll stock aluminum. I will say I love these pans ~ you can use metal utensils, but I prefer to cook with good wood instead. They are lighter weight than I original thought ~ but after tons of use NOT A SCATCH!! Well worth the investment & no chemical leaching like you get from teflon!! Wish I could find more pot sizes. I just checked my pans and it doesnt indicate where it was made. However, the ceramic coating is patented in & made in Germany. I just looked up details about this and the aluminum is forged ~ I sell German surgical instruments because they are forged and not "poured" or stamped out of roll stock aluminum. I will say I love these pans ~ you can use metal utensils, but I prefer to cook with good wood instead. They are lighter weight than I original thought ~ but after tons of use NOT A SCATCH!! Well worth the investment & no chemical leaching like you get from teflon!! Wish I could... » Read More I just checked my pans and it doesnt indicate where it was made. However, the ceramic coating is patented in & made in Germany. I just looked up details about this and the aluminum is forged ~ I sell German surgical instruments because they are forged and not "poured" or stamped out of roll stock aluminum. I will say I love these pans ~ you can use metal utensils, but I prefer to cook with good wood instead. They are lighter weight than I original thought ~ but after tons of use NOT A SCATCH!! Well worth the investment & no chemical leaching like you get from teflon!! Wish I could find more pot sizes. « Show Less
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In the United States. They are a great cook ware set and if taken care of could last you a life time. They are made by allclad.
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I'm sorry I don't have the package anymore, but I looked up their pan and they are made in USA. But these pot protectors are better then the ones I had before.
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I believe in America -- if I recall correctly -- it was part of the criteria I put down when searching. All of my cookware -stainless - and dishes (other than inherited pieces) are made in America. I have ditched and donated all others. It is a great griddle - sturdy and heavy. We even make pancakes on our grill with it.
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Sorry I cannot find where they are made There are no markings on the pans and mothing Indicated in their Pamphlets. They do however have a lifetime warranty from Robinson home products Incorporated In New York. Their phone number is 1-800-245-2433 If you'd like to give Them a call. My wife really loves the whole set.
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All-Clad pans are made in the USA with material from the USA. The lids are made in china. See All-clad website frequently asked questions. The only product made by all-clad that is a "pan" that is made outside the u.s. is the Pro-Clad Emerilware. That's totally made in china. It's also not made of materials from the U.S. It's way cheaper but imho, the craftmanship is not as good.I've used regular SS and d5. D5 is far superior. Hope this helps.
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They are not stamped with country of manufacture, so I don't know where they are made. I would assume that they are NOT made in USA, because of the low price, and the fact that few products are msde in USA any more. These are nice spoons and worth the money, but if made in USA is a requirement, probably not a good choice.
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Nothing on the pans or paperwork that I have found says where it was manufactured so I would bet it's not in the U.S.A. But they are good pans not perfect but I like them.
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I do not know where they are manufactured, probably China. I have decided after using them for a few months that the stainless steel is not as good as some older pieces I have that were manufactured in the U&gt;S&gt; and show 18/10 on them or even 18/01. They are adequate, but they have turned some odd colors (stainless steel) from the heat. My older pieces never did. The copper seems to not be equal on all pieces either, turning a very light yellow on the small fry pan, while turning a brownish color on the other pans. Even so, they do work pretty well and I like the fry pan quite a lot. Hope this helps.
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All All-Clad cookware is manufactured in America, specifically in Canonsburg, PA (my home state). Doesn't get any more all-American than that! Been using it for about 20 years, it's as good as anything out there, and better than most. btw, I don't work for them, or sell it, just a happy customer!
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They are made in China..... It is so written on the box. I love cooking in these pots and pans. I have found them beautiful to look at and easy to clean.
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Dear Jennifer,I also wonted to know where the pans were manufactured when I received them. But I could not find the answer neither on the pans nor on the box, I inspected both very carefully. It's written on the pans that they are designed in Switzerland. Nana
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According to LeCreuset (and others) these spatulas are made in the US. I suggest you 'google' the question and see for yourself.
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No. They are made in China according to the box that they came in. Nowhere on any of the pans or lids is marked where they are made. They are excellent quality you won't be disappointed.