Paderno cookware

[DrThunder88]

Anyone have any experience with Paderno cookware? I ask because I found some of their "Copper Collection" pans at my local HomeGoods store. The stuff is really nice looking, solidly built, and three-ply (Cu/Al/SS), and, from what I can tell from the company's website, deeply discounted. I snagged a 24 inch frying pan for $20, which seems awfully low.

At any rate, I haven't had much of a chance to use it yet, and was wondering if anyone else had recent experience with the products.

[Andy M.]

I don't know the brand but they look good from the description. It looks like they are clad throughout the pan, not just a disk on the bottom. Is that correct?

[Robo410]

similar to allclad or calphalon triply copper exterior pans.
I've seen them at Homegoods and they look decent.

[jet]

Originally Posted by DrThunder88

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I snagged a 24 inch frying pan for $20, which seems awfully low.
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24 inch or 24 cm?

[DrThunder88]

D'oh! I meant "24 cm."

It is totally clad, not just bottom disc.

[Michelemarie]

Good for you! Dontcha love Homegoods?

[Andy M.]

Have you used the skillet yet?