Where are these Revere ware copper clad pans made?
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Indonesia. They are not the same quality as they were say 20 to 30 years ago, but acceptible.
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The history at this site sounds accurate to me: https://reverewarehistory.wordpress.com/
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Since it obviously was NOT the USA, I looked on the box and it told where it was made. I have returned the product so can't say for sure, but it definitely was in some Third World country. Could not even COMPARE with what they used to be like. After I returned it I went to E-Bay and found a used one JUST LIKE the ones I had! Cheaper, too!
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I don't know, but, do you know why they don't make the 1 1/2 quart pots anymore ? My aunt ( and my mother and I ) have had these pots for in my aunt's case 50 something years. She had a hole in her pot, and I can not find one. New !
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I don't know but would bet they are no longer made in Clinton, IL (or anywhere else in the US!)
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Great question. The one I recently bought (2qt) says Indonesia on the bottom. The one I got at Walmart probably 10 years or so ago (3qt) says USA on the bottom.
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ALL Chicago Metallic Bakeware is made in China EXCEPT bakeware bought from Williams Sonoma. I called the company to check.
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I doubt it, but the information is mixed. My own pan I bought at least seven years ago does not have any markings, neither do the information pages that I saved. On the Wearever website there is a distinct lack of information about where any of their products are made. I found one link that said (as of 4/2002) Wearever cookware was made in the USA, but with globalization, a product may be made in the USA one year, and be outsourced the next. All other links tended to quantify made in USA as All Clad, and several brands I have never heard of: Diamond Craft, Kitchen Craft Cookware, Lifetime Steel Corporation, American Kitchen (which makes Regal Ware), ManPans Cookware, and 360 Cookware. Lodge cookware (all cast iron) is also made in the USA Some cookware may be made elswhere and put assembled in America...I'm not sure. On Amazon, Overstock, and Bed Bath & Beyond there are options to search for products made in the USA including cookware; these brands Faberwear, T-Fal, Revereware, Circulon, Cuisineart, KitchenAid, Calaphon will have some of their products show up, though it is hard to say if select items are made in USA, while others are made elsewhere. Good Luck in your Search for products made in America, I find it can be challenging at times.
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Amazon's website specifically states the origin is China. The Chicago Metallic website states only their Bundy line of bakeware is made in the U.S.
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I called All-Clad. Their representative told me the entire pan s now made in the USA. And the lids as well. They were outsourcing the lids to China but no longer do this.
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my sauce pans read on the bottom 8701 and 8702 no mention of where the pans are made.
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Hi Keith,All "claded" ply- 3, 5, or the new 7 in stainless and MC2, along with copper core, and copper cookware is made in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In other words, any item that has been cladded all the way from top to bottom, is USA made. If any item is a clad bottom ONLY- does not go all the way up the pot or pan, like the one pictured, it is made in China. The "B3" anodized is also made in China as it is not clad all the way. Hope this helps.
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There is nothing on the pot saying where it was manufactured. I suggest you contact Cuisinart and ask.
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If you look at the specifications on the pot on Amazon it should say where it was made. Hopefully America!! Probably China but it's well made so doubt it was manufactured in China either. But the steel clad covering does seem thinner than the stainless steel pans they used to manufacture right here in good ole America!! But really don't know for sure.
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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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Have no idea where these are manufactured. I can tell you I have 2 sets: 1 set for my boat and 1 set for my RV. I think these are the best just like my top of the line home cookware. You will not go wrong with product it is great!!!
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I don't know where they are manufactured. They are a very well made knob. They are made of a heavy metal. Would recommend these to even the hard to please person.
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I gave them as a gift to my sister and unfortunately don't recall where they were manufactured. I do know my sister and her husband love to cook with them.
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I think this and all other non-coated Lodge pans I bought were made in the USA. Enamel coated ones are coming from China, though. At least their coating is done in China. You can get detailed information about this at Lodge website.
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I believe that these are imported. While I have read that Chicago Metallic is made in the U.S., I believe that relates to their professional lines of bakeware (glazed). Chicago Metallic has 3 lines of bakeware - Commercial, Chicago Metallic and Chicago Metallic Made in the USA. http://www.chicagometallicbakeware.com/bakeware-17/product-series/chicago-metallic/muffin-cupcake-pans.html
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I found one answer that 12 years ago someone had bought a set of faberware and it was made in the USA. I have some faberware but it don't say where its was made. Great cookware and would buy it again.
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Mine were stainless on outside and as I recall they all had copper bottoms. I gave them away after about a month because I didn't like them at all. It said non-stick; however, only the skillets were non-stick. Also, if took FOREVER for them to heat up and boil anything, even on high setting. I ordered some Cooks Essentials from QVC (which I had for years previously), and I'm very pleased with them. I was hoping to save money by purchasing Paula Deen set but that was a mistake. Hope this helps--sorry.