Jun 22
I got this, used it for 2 weeks and the copper bottoms on the frying pans popped off. Not good.
I’m okay with the pots and lids, but frying is what I love to do. I love eggs, sunny-side up. And now I have no frying pans. 
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5 Responses to “You Should Enjoy Your Search For Kinetic 29011 – 11 Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set. This Will Be Fun!”
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June 22nd, 2010 at 5:28 am
I love this set of pots and pans! They are the perfect weight and size and are very well made. The set is made from 18/10 stainless steel with sandwiched aluminum bottoms for fast, even heating. The heavy-gauge knobs and handles are permanently welded for durability. The set came exactly as described. A lot of other sets come with an 8 quart dutch oven. That’s too large for me. The 5.5 quart dutch oven is the perfect size for cooking and storing in the cabinet. The food does not stick to the inside of this cookware and the pots and pans clean easily. This set has the perfect size pans (1 qt, 2 qt and 3 qt) and stacks beautifully in my kitchen cabinet. I also love the see through lids so you can monitor the heat level while cooking. The handles and knobs do not overheat when cooking. The other brands come with non-stick frying pans. I was looking for a cookware set without non-stick pots or frying pans. I researched all the other brands – farberware, calphalon, cuisinart, etc and this is the best cookware set by far. This would be especially good for some-one just starting out as it has everything you need. I’m very happy with this set!
June 23rd, 2010 at 5:06 am
Stainless Steel is the absolute best for cooking. Heats quick, doesn’t stick, easy clean. I checked out prices online and in-stores before choosing to buy through Amazon.com. It had the very best price for the quality.
June 24th, 2010 at 5:03 am
my first stainless steel cookware. this set is nice. not the nicest set available, but a good price. the ad says it is oven safe, but actually only to 350 degrees, but who needs to cook any higher? you would still want to have a couple of teflon pans in your collection for items that don’t do well on stainless steel. i do like the set, but my only critique is that a wish one of the pans were larger, and also the pasta strainer doesn’t fit like i expected it to and so i have yet to use it.
overall a good set for the price
June 25th, 2010 at 5:34 am
My friend has a set of Innova Cookware from a few years ago and I used them while cooking at her house. Her set was great. It cooked the food well and cleaned up very nicely. So I decided to buy a set of my own. This set is great with all the pieces and sizes for my cooking needs. However, on the first use of the 10″ pan it burned what I was cooking and its been a little tough trying to get that off of the bottom. That must be because I’m use to cooking with non-stick which has a higher heat requirement. So I gave it another shot. It burns food very quickly if you don’t watch it and the cover’s handles are made of metal so it gets hot. I would not really recommend this set to anyone and if you’re planning on buying it I would go with the 11 piece with non-stick coating. And make sure the covers do not have metal handles. Hope this helps.
June 26th, 2010 at 5:35 am
I got this, used it for 2 weeks and the copper bottoms on the frying pans popped off. Not good.
I’m okay with the pots and lids, but frying is what I love to do. I love eggs, sunny-side up. And now I have no frying pans.