As someone who has moved four times in the past year, I definitely understand the struggle of starting fresh in a new apartment. I have collected various pots and pans over the years, but they all look different. And whenever I move out of an apartment I usually leave them behind lest I enter into a fight with a soon-to-be-ex-roommate.
Many times, I’ve wished I had one set of pots and pans that I could keep track of and truly call my own. Then I wouldn’t keep losing important cookware with each move. Finally, I’ve found the answer: A 13-piece stainless steel set from Cuisinart.
This Cuisinart 13-piece cookware set is $400 off today (Photo via Amazon)
Cuisinart W99I-13 13-Piece Classic Induction Stainless Steel Cookware Set on sale for $169.99
This cookware set has everything you need, namely: a 2-quart saucepan with lid, a 3-quart pour saucepan with straining cover, a 4-quart sauté pan with helper handle and lid, a 5-quart pour dutch oven with straining cover, an 8-inch non-stick skillet, a 10-inch skillet and an 18-centimeter steamer insert.
These are quality pots and pans, but I’ve never bought them because I don’t have $575 to spend on kitchen equipment. Today, however, they are on sale for $169.99, a very reasonable amount to spend on cookware I can call my own. An opportunity to re-stock my kitchen, while also saving over $400? Count me in.
And if the discount alone doesn’t persuade you, take a peek at the customer reviews:
“Mrsemjen” wrote, “I love these pot and pan set I have only been using them a couple weeks and they are already out performing my last set.”
Even more postive was the following review by “Amazon Customer”: “I LOVE these Cuisinart pots and pans! The cook evenly without burning food. Just follow directions and you will love this set – it will last forever!!”
You know what we call reviews like that?
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