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Thank you for pointing that out, you're right. I just looked it up online.

It's interesting that the All-Clad made Emerilware rated higher than the All-Clad brand.

Quick Picks from the article were: Best value in nonstick: Kirkland Signature (Costco) Best value in uncoated: Member's Mark (Sam's Club) Best value in combo sets: Simply Calphalon Best for induction method cooking: KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials Best value on a tight budget: Bialetti...

I thought I'd share the info in the uncoated section: 1. KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials Brushed Stainless 2. Calphalon Contemporary 3. Emerilware Stainless(turns molten and unsafe if forgotten on a burner) 4. Magnalite Classic 5. Member's Mark Sam's Club Tri-ply clad 6. J.A. Henckels Classic...

Huh? I'm holding the article in front of me right now, or rather, it's laying next to the computer while I type:brows: , and they not only rated All-Clad, but they included 2 different models of All-Clad in their ratings. Look again. I'm talking about the uncoated ratings section.

That's correct. There are several others as well, All-Clad is certainly not disc bottom, etc.

No they're not, you might look at the Consumer Reports article to see the model of pans that were tested. It looks like half of the pans were full ply and the other half were disc bottom.

I see in Consumer Reports that Emerilware is rated very high, 3rd place. KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials was in 1st place. Emerilware and KitchenAid were the only brands they rated Excellent at cooking evenly, all the others were Very good. KitchenAid has the best price, you might look at...

Actually, Consumer Reports has rated them in the December 2005 issue. 1. KitchenAid Gourmet Essentials was first 2. Calphalon Contemporary 3. Emerilware Stainless (but melt and fall apart if left on a burner) 4. Magnalite Classic 5. Member's Mark Tri-ply clad 6. J.A. Hennckels Classic Clad...

Never mind, I just bought the KitchenAid set online.