Granitestone Pro 13 Pc Pots and Pans Set Non Stick with Utensils, Hard Anodized Ceramic Cookware Set with Skillet, Diamond & Mineral Coating, Oven/Dishwasher Safe, Chalk

Loved the potset!!! It cooked well and did not stick!!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this cookware set, the pots and pans are the best I've had! They work so good, nothing sticks and you don't have to cake your food in butter or oil or any at all really because they work that good! Heavy duty to hold up for a long time, very happy with the cookware set.

Love my new set. Definitely non stick, they clean up quickly, and we received the utensils as well. Great price for this item.

Love them. I have a set and my daughter wanted some so I bought this for her and she is very happy with them the best cookware we have ever had

Love them. Only issue is ordering more of what you may want to add to the collection

I put it through everything that I have thrown at it and I have not found any problems with it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I mostly use stainless steel cookware because nonstick pans have generally been disappointing and because the husband cannot seem to learn to not use metal utensils with them. Along came this Granitestone Pro Hard Anodized cookware. First, I am impressed with the packaging - almost like a briefcase. The carton is of very high quality, and the inner packaging is efficient while offering good protection for the contents. There was simply not a mountain of plastic and cardboard pieces to navigate. This set has fry pans in 8-, 10- and 12-inch sizes (with a lid for the 10), a lidded 1/5-quart saucepan, a lidded 5-quart stockpot, and a nice 5-piece utensil set (Spoon, pasta tool, ladle, slotted spatula/turner, and a skimmer). After years of using stainless steel, I was astonished at how lightweight this cookware is. Even so, it doesn't feel flimsy or skimpy. The handles in particular impressed me and feel like those of higher-end cookware. Granitestone says that one can use metal utensils (but not to cut inside the cookware) and that one can wash them in a dishwasher (though they warn that dishwasher detergents may harm the finish). They also seem to be able to be used on every typical home cooktop except induction, in addition to being oven-safe up to 500 degrees. For my initial torture test, and the main reason I miss nonstick cookware, I scrambled up a batch of eggs with lots of cheese, and I only added about a dime-sized bit of canola oil - nowhere near enough to coat the entire bottom of the 10-inch frypan. I was stunned to see my eggs easily slide right out of the pan - even the melted mozzarella! After allowing the pan to cool for a few minutes, I hand-washed it in warm water. That was a breeze! I am looking forward to cooking all sorts of things that are typically a cleanup nightmare!

dent n sharp edge on pan

Handle came apart, coating on skillet pill

Did not get delivered, getting a refund.