Review by Jo L. Nunnally:

I really like the way that these pans hold up and nothing sticks to them. They are sturdy and really easy to clean.

Review by Paula J. Rancourt:

I have used T-Fal for many years and these Fry Pans are just the right sizes for any cooking experience. Easy to clean is the bonus!!

Review by SoCalAvAZ:

I got these as part of our wedding registry here on Amazon and with about 2 months of use I am very happy with this set. More so than any other set of pots/pans that I own.

Here are some pro’s:

1 – The non-stick is truly non-stick and so easy to use. The fact that the outside is non-stick also makes cleaning up easy.

2 – The handle really does stay cool, even near the edge on gas burners

3 – The size of all 9 pieces are very convenient

4 – Easy to wash due to non-stick and dishwasher safe

5 – Thermospots assists in cooking evenly

6 – Oven safe

Great price and value.

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This cookware is a great value. They are certainly non-stick, even egg and burned breadcrumbs come off easily. The non-stick surface is also durable and has not become scratched in the year and a half I’ve owned them.

Review by Virginia Allain:

My T-Fal set of pots & pans didn’t include this jumbo cooker, but right away I saw we needed this. It’s great for big batch cooking like chili or stovetop meals. I like to cook up enough in one batch to save cooking later in the week.

This has most of the features I wanted: extra handle so you can use two hands to lift it when full, non-stick interior, even heat base, glass lid so I can see the progress of the cooking. I do wish it had the red dot in the center to tell me when the pan is properly preheated. You need to use plastic or wooden spoons or stirers with this surface.

Review by A. Rizzo:

Although this has the T-Fal name it is made in China and not France like the rest of the T-Fal line. The non-stick surface isn’t very non-stick adn doesn’t have the RED DOT to tell you when it gets hot like the rest of the T-Fal line. Definitely not up to par like the rest.

Review by P. Tato:

Seriously, these are the best LARGE non-stick pans. The red dot lets you know when it is hot enough to cook. Remember, overheating makes any non-stick pan lose the non-stick quality, use the dot! The extra handle is needed because these are family size, but with it they are easy to lift. I just bought three more, the one I found in my local store three years ago finally got overheated (my wife) cooking sausages. Why three? I am afraid they will stop making them in a couple of years when I ruin the next one.

Review by Madhumita Sen:

After looking for a good non stick frypan, I purchased this one. I am using the pan right now and seems to work fine for me. The only thing with the pan is its weight and size. But then the information is already mentioned in the product details, so nothing to crib about. The size works great for cooking a large quantity of food. I am happy with the purchase.

Review by Sharon Greene:

I’m a long time T-Fal fan, I’ve owned two sets for years. So when I decided to purchase a set of hard anodized cookware and found out that a T-Fal set was available I knew that’s what I wanted. The set was ten dollars cheaper at Amazon than at Wal-Mart and I got free shipping! Over all great deal and the best cookware ever! I love it so much and use it every day.

Review by Bryce J. Kelley:

This set looks and cooks great. Feels very sturdy and the handles are very comfortable. No need for hotpads anymore. I use the skillets for omelettes and fried eggs practically daily. No stick, at all. Cleaning is also a breeze.

Review by Timothy L. Wagner:

We ordered this set to add on to an existing mish mash of pots and pans we’ve had for years. The hope was that we could toss some of the older pans out.

Strong Points: Great coating, the food literally slides off with little effort. Inclusion of a couple tools is a nice touch (though not sure it’s worth paying more for, as the tools probably retail for a dollar or two). Heating distribution is even, and so it cooks effectively.

Weak Points: Small. It’s hard at times to convert 8″ pot into a visual, especially when the pictures show things that look bigger. A few of the pans are suitable for children, but not big enough to cook something for a single adult.

Overall, the product appears well made, but I would go to a more expensive set with a larger selection of pots and pans if I was going to use these as my primary cooking utensils.

Review by Sunil S. Chandran:

Spend your money on something better than this piece of junk. We started seeing scratches on our set within a month despite using only wooden spatulas and spoons. They were washed only in the dishwasher (they are supposed to be dishwasher safe) and were never touched with a brush. Tfal is sending us a new set, but since we missed the 30-day window, had to pay for shipping. Tfal’s explanation – manufacturing defect or that we applied too much pressure with our wooden spatula. Whaaaat?

Review by Spudman:

I bought this iron for Mrs. Spudman and she loves it. I’ve used it a few times myself and must say it feels good in the hand and does a superb job removing wrinkles. So why do “we” like this iron so much?

The T-fal doesn’t require distilled water like many other other irons, and the owner’s guide actually recommends regular tap water. Lugging home the occasional gallon of distilled water can be a nuisance.

We like the convenience of the nine-foot cord that’s much less restrictive than shorter cords on other irons we’ve owned.

Mrs. Spudman raves about the powerful steam and the awesome ability of this iron to make wrinkles disappear. My quilter wife pressed some pieces of material that had been folded since the Iron Age. Those wrinkles weren’t even a challenge for this T-fal.

With a transparent water tank, filling to the correct level is easy. The water inlet hinged lid fits snugly and securely like none we’ve experienced before. One fills the tank with the iron in a horizontal position.

This is an attractive iron with easily understood and easily read controls. A light comes on when the iron has reached operating temperature and another light stays on while the iron is plugged in and is on.

With its 1700 watts of power I especially like the three way automatic off feature on this iron. It’ll cut off after 8 minutes of nonuse in the vertical position or 30 seconds of nonuse in the horizontal position or on its side.

The Easycord system works wonderfully and has to be experienced to be appreciated. The T-fal’s design keeps the cord up and out of the way.

The UltraGlide is a comfortable, attractive appliance that glides over fabric almost effortlessly. We like its performance and safety features, especially the very sturdy heel stand around which the cord wraps neatly for storage. So far we have absolutely no regrets about purchasing this iron.

Review by Kevin M. Stoddard:

I just went through multiple purchases (and returns) of irons … two Black & Deckers, Panasonic and this T-Fal. Had no idea an iron put out by ‘that cookware company’ would be the best one!

PLENTY of steam, no leaks, heats up quickly and glides super-smooth.

Only drawback is there’s no “on” switch to speak of. You just plug it in. It does have an automatic shut-off if left unattended or tipped over.

NOTE: The Blue iron is Prime-eligible, yet shows a picture of an earlier model. I took a chance and it IS the same design as the Red one!

Get this iron … it’s a great value at most any price.

Review by T. Vaughan:

Just got them today, box says “Professional Total Nonstick” as advertised but no thermo-spot as stated on Amazon. Not a big deal for me I needed to replace an old set of T-Fal I’ve had since 1995, nonstick is wearing out. I got a set of Calphalon Kitchen Essentials about 5 years ago and hate them, they should have been labeled “All Stick”!

Review by Franklin J. Wallbrown:

I’ve used these pots and pans for about a year now and they are non-stick, but probably not the best. I don’t have anything to base this premise on except the fact that I believe it to be so. The pots and pan do, however, bend very easily and on the same token can be bent back very easily, but you never seem to bend them quite back to where they first were. Also the rivets are not non-stick and have a tendency to get food stuck to them. Overall, I’d have to say that this is a very inexpensive, yet good quality set. Probably better bang for your buck than the more expensive brands.