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

Great looking cookware. Nice quality & weight and cooks evenly.Cleans up easily.Another perfect product from KitchenAid.

These are pretty sturdy. They look great. They have worked great so far.

This is a great kitchen set that won’t break the bank but still gives you the high quality cooking experience. It’s easy nonstick feature makes kg easy to clean and use.

I'm not skilled in the kitchen, but this makes cooking 100x more painless. These pans are easy to clean and nothing sticks to them. They keep meat moist when cooking and does a good job at evenly dispersing the heat (even with my old, dreadful stove). The color is adorable and I would absolutely invest the money in these a million times over. I wash them all by hand (no dishwasher, but I think these need to be washed by hand regardless). No staining thus far. Haven't scratched either. Big win.

These are really nice! They are non stick and a lot of them say non stick but these really are!! 4 stars bc only had them 4 months and they have some chips in them from other dishes being put on top of them and there is no lid for the skillet (big)

Very attractive. They don’t seem to stain. Everything seems to just slip out. Pleased with the purchase.

I've cooked with this pan twiceIt has no lid. Apparently it scratches very easily. The KitchenAid pans that I have had over7 years that I got rid of because I wanted something new and they were getting tiny scratches on the bottom but still usable. I read everything about these pans. And followed the instructions carefully. I also purchased a separate larger pan with a lid and it did the same thing.I agreed to have a new pan sent instead of requesting a refund and I have not even opened the box because I just noticed the scratches on the frying pan that came with the set. KitchenAid has always been a favorite brand of mine. I still have a blender from I don't know how many years ago. Some where in the late1990s and it still works perfectly.I am extremely disappointed.

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.