Thursday, November 8, 2007

The Cookware of My Dreams

I can't remember if I've blogged about this or not (and I freely admit that I am too lazy to go back and look), but all of my cookware has been falling apart lately. The set I got for my wedding was slowly committing suicide. It was time to get a 'grown up' set of cookware since I am a 'grown up'. (I also freely admit that I sometimes forget that I actually am a grown up. Every once in a while I'll get in the car and think "Cool - I can drive!") Anywho, after a month of testing and doing research and such, I bought the cookware of my dreams:

Behold! The Chantal Copper Fusion Cookware set! Avert your eyes, all ye who are not worthy! (Angelic choirs seeing and trumpets blaring.)


For any mere mortals who don't know about the cookware, here are the basics:
  • A copper plate is fused into the carbon steel core, resulting in a pan that heats very quickly and evenly without leaving any hotspots in the pan.
  • Features one of the most stick-resistant surfaces without any type of chemical or nonstick coating. (Enamel coating)
  • Short helper side handles create an ease in transfer and weight balance.
  • Durable, stick resistant, never fades, and is dishwasher safe.
  • Backed by a lifetime warranty and is perfect for all stove tops, including induction.
I've already used several of the pieces tonight and...

LOVE IT!!!

Fifteen years ago this 'grown up' would have never thought that she'd get so excited over some pots and pans!

3 comments:

Ginger said...

Wowee, I love it too!

(And I think driving is cool too. Everytime I get in the car....by myself....I feel reckless and free like I did when I was 16.)

Groshon said...

15 years ago I would have never been so jealous over a set of pots and pans!
As a matter of fact, Gregg gave me pots and pans for my birthday about 7 years ago and I cried! I thought how UN-romantic! (Now I love his practicality)
He is not going to appreciate your post though because now I think I need a cookware upgrade!

Maren said...

Tricia,
Tell Gregg that new cookware would be an investment, not an extravagance! Yeah, that didn't really win Lance over, either, but it was a good enough argument to convince me! :)