Amazon Friday Sale
Amazon.com's Friday Sale has the following cooking related deals: (I'll try to highlight products recommended by Cooking For Engineers)
- Factory-Reconditioned KitchenAid RRK150WH Artisan Series 5-Quart Mixer, White for $130 (usually $160)
- Nostalgia CFF-884 Chocolate Fondue Fountain for $38 (usually $50)
- Weber Propane Gas Go-Anywhere Grill for $40 (usually $55)
- KitchenAid KJE500WH Juicer and Citrus Press, White, Blue, or Red for $90 (usually $150)
- Weber 2005 5870001 Summit Gold B6 Natural Gas Grill, Stainless Steel for $1420 (usually $1520)
- Rival SC7600 6-Quart Oval VersaWare CrockPot Slow Cooker, Brushed Stainless Steel for $36 (usually $50)
- DeLonghi AS690 Airstream Convection Toaster Oven for $150 (usually $200)
- Hamilton Beach 74250 Carve 'N Set Electric Knife for $20 (usually $22)
- Cuisinart Continental 7-Piece Stainless-Steel Knife Set in Black Hardwood Block for $65 (usually $80)
- Farberware Elite 10-Piece Cutlery Knife Block Set, Black Block for $45 (usually $60)
- Lenox Eternal 20-Piece Stainless Flatware Set for $130 (usually $180)
- Mr. BAR-B-Q Platinum Prestige 21-Piece Tool Set for $40 (usually $70)
- Cuisinart Chef's Classic 20cm Universal Steamer with Cover for $20 (usually $28)
- Calphalon One Nonstick 5-Quart Saucier with Steamer Insert for $90 (usually $100)
- Calphalon Stainless Steel All-Purpose Stack Steamer for $27 (usually $39)
- Joyce Chen Microwave Steamer Set for $9 (usually $10)
- Le Creuset 7-1/4-Quart Round French Oven with Bonus Square Skinny Grill, Blue for $200 (usually $210)
- Emile Henry Couleurs 1/2-Quart Oval Baking Dish, Set of 2, Red for $25 (usually $32)
- Daniel Boulud Kitchen Infiniti Cast Iron Cookware 12 inch Oval Roaster Pan, Gray for $25 (usually $35)
- Calphalon Classic Hard-Anodized Aluminum 16-1/2-Inch Roaster with Nonstick Rack for $60 (usually $70)
- Calphalon One Infused Anodized 10-Inch Fry Pan for $90 (usually $100)
- Calphalon Contemporary Stainless 12-Inch Flat-Bottom Wok for $70 (usually $80)
- Norpro 5-Piece Nonstick Wok Set for $10 (usually $16)
- Chef's Delight 18-Inch Solid Aluminum French Rolling Pin, White for $19 (usually $30)
- MIU France Bamboo Butcher Board for $95 (usually $136)
- Bodum Eileen 4-Cup Coffee Press for $34 (usually $40)
- Metrokane Ice-O-Mat Ice Crusher, White for $28 (usually $40)
- Corelle Hearthstone Stoneware Royal White Square 16-Piece Set, Service for 4 for $25 (usually $42)
- Screwpull Wax Remover, Black for $20 (usually $12)
- AlcAlert BT5500 Personal Alcohol Detector for $30 (usually $40)
As usual, there's a bunch of other stuff on sale that may or may not be a bargain.
Remember to use coupon code AUTUMNBNUS25 to take $25 off an order of $125 (in Kitchen & Housewares or Bed & Bath) through October 24, 2005.
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2 Comments:
I am new to this forum and am not sure if this is a place to post a question about a particular cookware set I have seen on Amazon. I have been reading the excellent articles on cookware materials! Thank you! I have been ruminating for the past week almost all of my day! over which cookware set to purchase and hope someone can offer advice. I have a cast iron 5 qt dutch oven and cast iron frying pan. I am not a pro but just very interested in cooking/baking with high quality pans at a reasonable price. I read about some test that put tied for 1st place Tramolina and Cuisinart cookware. I have no other info on who did the test (read about it at Chef's Depot but no detail) I have seen at Burdines a Chef's Classic set by Cuisinart and there is a Cuisinart Multiclad which is what I was interested in and (I think) is their professional line. It has the aluminum going up the sides, too. The problem is, I have no idea how to find out the THICKNESS of the ALUMINUM. I don't know what else to do. Sale ends VERY soon on this 12 pc CUISINART MULTICLAD set which has ALL the pieces I need for $210. Any suggestions? Could the thickness of the aluminum be published anywhere or can anyone point me to any tests/awards? Supposedly, the Cuisinart line is endorsed by French chef (I think his name is) Paul Bocuse. He endorses the Chef's Classic line which has the aluminum disc only (not up the sides). I know endorsements often don't mean a thing. I am so confused. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated.
geo
geo,
You'll probably get a lot more response to this question if you posed it in one of the forums.
Unfortunately, I have never used the Cuisinart MultiClad pots and cannot comment on their effectiveness.
Michael
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