- KitchenAid Hard Anodized Ceramic 9-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set – Includes Fry Pans, Saucepan, Stockpot, Durable, Even Heating, Oven Safe to 500°F, Empire Red

The KitchenAid Hard Anodized Ceramic 9-Piece Nonstick set is adorable and looks great in my kitchen. I love the color, and the quality feels excellent. The pieces are practical, easy to use, and make cooking enjoyable. I’ve been really happy with them and definitely think they’re worth the price!

I have used these for a week now and impressed with the non-stick surface and super easy clean up. I noticed they heat evenly on my gas cook top which is a real bonus. Have not needed to use soap to clean so far, rinse and dry.

I’m in love with my KitchenAid ceramic cookware! Heats evenly, cleans up effortlessly, and the nonstick surface actually lives up to the promise. Plus, the colors are gorgeous enough to go straight from stovetop to table. Solid quality—worth every penny.

OMG LOVE THESE POTS AND PANS COOKING IS QUICKER, CLEANUP IS EASY AND FAST JUST FOLLOW DIRECTIONS ON USE AND CARE I BOUGHT FELT PAD FOR POTS AT THE DOLLAR STORE TO PREVENT ANY SCRATCHES YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED

These are the worst pots and pans I have ever purchased. Everything sticks in them the handle on the skillet is already coming off. I do not recommend buying these at all. I’m going back to my T fal pots and pans they are way better. Very disappointed in this purchase 👎

Have had these for a month and am obsessed. The color is darling. It's very easy to have a beautiful honeymoon period with new pans while the no stick qualities make them easy to use and clean, so I'll be curious how I feel about the coating wearing off in a year, which tends to be the general timeline of these things. I've been following the instructions for care, which means I haven't been able to test these to their fullest heating capacity (I tend to like quickly sautéing my vegetables on high heat) but for now my favorite qualities are the gorgeous color and the great sizes offered in this bundle. The small pot, in particular is perfect for my hard boiled eggs.

I recently have been switching over all my pans to ceramic to get away from that ugly mess of PFAS to the best of my ability. I bought these expensive pans and so far I love them. They are nonstick, it's a pain that you can only handwash, but I can deal with that for now. The problem I have is that I have noticed that less expensive sets are coming with a silicone like spacer so you can stack the pans and not have them chip. I think this is a mistake for kitchenmaid to forgo this, especially because these pans cost more than double what the less expensive sets cost. I may look into a cheaper set too so I can test them through wear and tear over the year. I will say so far, the weight of the frying pan in particular is amazing. even with more expensive teflon pans I have bought, the weight seems off so it would cook unevenly. this was an incredible change for the better..pleased overall! I cooked fish and didn't have a problem cleaning it either. additionally, the only other change I would make right off the rip is to add rubber to the lids themselves, they get hot and it's a bit of a pain to reach for a towel each time you want to take the lid off.

The pans are great they work just fine and doesnt stick the food in it, u have to use with gentle spoons to doesnt hurt the ceramic, ofc if u use metal tools it will hurt the ceramic...