SHINEURI Quick Heating Kitchen Copper Cookware, 5-Piece
Last updated: February 7, 2022
Even heat distribution is what you'll get from this copper cookware, which means no more burnt edges and cold centers. The set includes two frying pans, a sauce pot and two glass lids, making it ideal for individuals just starting out in their own apartment or home. Of course, the biggest draw to this set is the nonstick surface, as you'll only need a little soap and water to get the dishes clean.
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Key Takeaway: Use this copper cookware set on ceramic glass, electric, induction and gas cooktops.
In our analysis of 202 expert reviews, the SHINEURI Quick Heating Kitchen Copper Cookware, 5-Piece placed 1st when we looked at the top 14 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
5 Pieces Set: The collection includes 9.5 inch Fry Pan with Lid, 8 inch Frying Pan, 2.5 qt. Saucepan with Lid, satisfying different needs for cooking.Put a paper towel or handkerchief between the pans when stacking. Non – Stick Surface: allows for lower – fat cooking options, Less oil or butter needed. Moreover, the nonstick coating help food slide right off the pan. Heat Distribution:The cookware set adopts aluminum to provide quick and even heat distribution. Cooking Ways: Fry pan – Perfect for fry, stir fry, grill, roast, steam, sauce, ect. Saucepan – Perfect for sauces, soups, stews, pasta, chili, roasts. The silicone cooking utensils is perfect for using with your non-stick kitchenware. Suitable for 2-3 person meal. Induction Bottom: Works on gas, electric, induction, and ceramic glass.
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