Caraway Pots & Pans Review | 6 Months of Usage | BUYER BEWARE

[@adamng5338]

Thank you for your honest review! I was quite skeptical about these pans. Someone raved to me about these 'non toxic ceramic coated pans' and after much research I can safely say: Its not for people who cook frequently and need to do a wide range of different techniques, stirfry, frying, braising, steaming etc. they just don't last well. I think these pretty pans are for people who do really little and light style cooking, basically I call them "show"ware, its like furniture really. Its more of a pursue of an lifestyle aesthetic choice over food quality. But for people who cook frequently, who need constant high heat, durability, flexibility, ease of handling/abuse/washing, its really not the most ideal set of pans over other tried and tested materials.

[@publicnewsmetro]

Thank you for your video and the time you put in to it. Try using a baking soda and vinegar paste and leave it on the trouble areas for 30 minutes be for cleaning. Those trouble spot will come off!

[@efuseakay]

I’ve had my caraway for years. Best cookware set I’ve owned. One suggestion. Do not use cooking sprays like Pam. They have soy lecithin which will just gum up when heated and it’s impossible to remove. For regular stains on the interior cooking surface, hot water and a magic eraser really helps.

[@ozgegacarcan2366]

I wonder couple of things. I believe it totally makes a difference how you use them. My partner and I are opposite when it comes to using pots and pans. I never put my unstick pans in the dishwasher, never use metal, always use low to medium heat and don’t put them in the oven, also I don’t agree with baking soda because I believe it damages the nonstick surface. My partner does all the things that I don’t and when we first moved in together his Cephalon pans were trashed. I had Kirkland non-stick pans in the past and used the complete set over ten years with no issues.

[@phenom710]

I love my set. Had them for over a year. I definitely had to change how i cook. I cook on med to low heat because the pans heat evenly and cook evenly. I also hand wash them with little dish detergent after they have cooled, and they still look brand new. I use the frying pan and saute oan daily. Holiday time is when the big boys get pulled out. Its unfortunate you have this experience but i love mine.

[@CarylQRadio]

Thanks for your HONEST opinion!!! 👌🏼

[@shigemorif1066]

Can’t go wrong with cast iron or carbon steel for skillets!

[@coachtaty]

Baking soda and vinagre will bring it back to original color,

[@kaylawarren9968]

I’ve tried this on mine. Doesn’t work.

[@Saltymomma]

Just use a magic eraser on the inside to bring back the non stick clean finish. It’s not something you want to use everytime you clean, but it works on ceramic non stick . I’ve also found a scrub daddy works work when you wash to keep away the build up

[@kaylawarren9968]

I’ve tried this on mine. Doesn’t work.

[@kaylawarren9968]

Thank you for this review! I’m having the exact same issue with mine, but it looks much worse after 10 months of use.

[@jdreis]

totally agree!!

[@tinablum9089]

Thank you for the review. 6 months is a short time frame for a cookware set to stop being like new..

[@andreaschmall5560]

I would absolutely have contacted the manufacturer and demanded some type of resolution. I hope you did that.

[@nikicarrie4071]

Did you use the pans past medium heat

[@user-ld1xv1xx1i]

I just got my set of pots that are the same set as yours. I hope I don't have the same problem.

[@huylam6382]

You have to use magic eraser. Works on all ceramic pans

[@nikipatel3481]

I had the same issue!

[@964964limkyung]

wondering if you're using to cleaning with metal brush or something ales that will makes scratch while washing or ???, if It was me after cooking wash right away or little soap in pot or pan and leave on the stove to heat for minute than turn it off , that might help to cleaning process,, the yeah price wise I think isn't worth to purchase , sorry

[@mengmania]

I’ve had the exact same set/color for three months and they still look brand new. I absolutely love mine and would buy them again. Sorry yours haven’t held up well.

[@gingerreeds216]

Has it been six months for you yet? If so, can you give us an update and do you cook much?

[@mengmania]

@@gingerreeds216 Family of four, had them a year. Other than a small surface Knick on one they still look nearly brand new! I love them! I take very good care of mine though. I don’t leave them dirty or lying in the sink with other dishes, etc. And they never go in the dishwasher, not sure if that makes a difference. My experience has been the exact opposite of this posters. *edit* I use most of them daily.

[@robbyrd2834]

Year plus over here, and they still look brand new. Eggs slide around beautifully still. Gotta follow their instructions.

[@jdreis]

and baking soda and vinegar doesn’t work