
Cuisinart GreenGourmet Eco-Friendly Nonstick Hard Anodized 12-Piece Cookware Set
- 12-piece hard-anodized aluminum cookware set featuring scratch-resistant nonstick ceramic-based surface
- Water-based Ceramica nonstick surface won’t peel off, free of PTFE and PFOA
- Superior heat conductivity resulting in less energy use; oven- and broiler-safe
- Includes 8-inch skillet, 10-inch deep fry with cover, 1.5-quart saucepan with cover, 2.5-quart saucepan with cover, 3-quart everyday pan with cover, 6-quart Dutch Oven with cover, and a steamer insert
- Limited lifetime warranty; hand wash only; oven safe up to 500 degrees F
Product Description
Exclusive Cuisinart Ceramica nonstick technology is ceramic based instead of petroleum based, helping to conserve existing oil supplies and the coating is applied at a temperature one half that of conventional nonstick. And it’s completely free of PTFE and PFOA. The cookware’s hard anodized construction provides high heat conductivity, which requires less energy to reach desired cooking temperatures. Riveted stainless handles stay cool on the stovetop and are mad… More >>

Cuisinart GreenGourmet Eco-Friendly Nonstick Hard Anodized 12-Piece Cookware Set





Cuisinart GG-12 GreenGourmet Eco-Friendly Nonstick Hard Anodized 12 Piece Cookware Set
From the time I put this in my cart for the price of $215 and got to check out, the price had changed to $249. Amazon was not willing to honor the price I added it to my cart for.
This would be the equivilant of picking something up in a store and shopping around and when you got to the register, the cashier told you it was going to cost an extra $35 because you walked around and shopped in their store too long.
Don’t buy from Amazon until they fix this policy, you can buy this elsewhere for $249 or less AND receive free gifts with purchase and free shipping, unlike here.
Rating: 1 / 5
Ugghhh! I bought the green gourmet omelette pan @ BedBath and love, love, loved it! So. . . I decided to go ahead and purchase the whole set ($149 plus 20% off with coupon) I was so excited that I actually opened it in the car before I got home and at first said “Hey, this is a little bit different? A little lighter?” I was still super excited and ready to pass along my old omelette pan since the set came with one as well. Until. . . I did a side by side comparison and then a trusty internet search and realized for the first time that there were actually 2 Cuisinart green lines- Greenware and Green Gourmet! I obsessively tried to decide if I should keep the greenware set I had bought or upgrade to the green gourmet since that was the line my fave omelette pan was from. F I N A L L Y, I decided to “upgrade”. I returned the greenware to bedbath and ordered the other set from amazon for $198.00 with free shipping from Amazon Prime. WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT! The green gourmet, although heavier and a tiny bit smoother, doesn’t have the same swanky stainless steel steamer OR see through lids, not even on the dutch oven piece! I was just assuming that of course for the money the green gourmet would have to be better! And since I could just not take the suspense I have already whipped up a huge meal using all of my pieces thus probably making them unreturnable! Now I am just wishing I had plain ole kept the greenware. For the money I could have had the enitre greenware set and the cool, square, green gourmet griddle pan. Plus, one of the perks of the whole line was the eco-safe stainless steel veggie steamer to make my baby her food! I’m just not sure how I feel about using the nonstick one that comes with the gourmet set. Maybe, just maybe, this line will stand up better than the greenware skillet and at least there will be some saving grace?
Rating: 3 / 5
I bought this item as a cheaper alternative to the non teflon pan, but spend the extra money and buy the GreenPans off HSN from Todd English. I bought this set and one night while cooking rice a roni I noticed that there were all these black pieces in my food. I just thought I burnt it and my family actually ate the rice. Well it happened again and I realized that it was the coating on the pan coming off into my food. I immediately called Amazon but they couldn’t do anything because it was past their guarantee. I called Cuisanart and they made me ship the pan back at my expense. That was in February. It is now September and after calling them 3 times I finally got someone to allow me to ship the entire set back (at their expense I insisted ) to get a full refund ( which she said they never, ever do ! ) . She wanted to just credit it me what I paid, but I wanted my money back to get different pans that I trusted. I would not recommend these pans to anyone. My family could’ve gotten sick or worse from that. Cuisanart kept insisting that they are non toxic and the coating wouldn’t hurt us, but how true can that totally be?? I did not feel comfortable from the beginning before purchasing these that there is no maximum temperature noted. I should’ve stuck to my gut and not ordered them. The GreenPans from HSN go up to 850 degrees and nothing like this has ever happened with my more expensive pans from Todd English. I will write more when I receive my refund and I’ll add pictures of the coating in my food.
Rating: 1 / 5
When it came time to get a new cookware set, I wanted non-stick for it’s clean-up properties, anodized aluminum for even heating, and stainless steel lids because I like the look and don’t want to worry about breakage. Hmmm. You’d think that metal lids would be easy, huh? Well, wrong! However, after searching the net I found the Cuisinart green gourmet series, and decided to give them a try. Well, they are fabulous– wonderful non-stick surface, even fast heating, and beautiful stainless lids. I’m delighted. The only thing that the set is missing is a large-size fry pan, which is available a-la-carte. Sounds like an item for my Christmas list!
Rating: 5 / 5
The cookware is great! love the non-stick part!! the outside is getting scratched a bit but no big deal! The pots are heavy and the handles/covers don’t get hot at all.. I think the steamer is a waste..
Rating: 5 / 5