No other piece of cookware performs with the versatility of the Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless saucepan. Whether youre preparing a delicate hollandaise sauce, steaming savory wild rice or simmering a hearty soup, no other piece of cookware offers more reliable results. Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless Cookware has a core of pure aluminum for unsurpassed durability and performance.
A: The most obvious difference is that the French Classic Line is manufactured in France, while the MultiClad Pro line is manufactured in China.
No other piece of cookware performs with the versatility of the Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless saucepan. Whether youre preparing a delicate hollandaise sauce, steaming savory wild rice or simmering a hearty soup, no other piece of cookware offers more reliable results. Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless Cookware has a core of pure aluminum for unsurpassed durability and performance.
Even heating: 4/5 Very Good. The Cuisinart MCP product line is just as thick as All-Clad Stainless, so Cuisinart MCP pans perform pretty well. It’s not top of the line but you should be fine with most foods. Where you might run into trouble is if you toss in a big steak or fish fillet or something else big and cold. The pan temperature may drop below the range that produces tasty Maillard reactions, which is why I recommend thicker pans like All-Clad D7 for people who cook such things. If you’re a vegetarian, Cuisinart MCP should be fine.
The Cuisinart MCP22-30HN MultiClad Pro Stainless 12-Inch Skillet with Helper
For all Cuisinart products, the last portion of the model number tells you the inside diameter. For instance, the Cuisinart MCP22-30HN MultiClad Pro Stainless 12-Inch Skillet with Helper has a model number ending in -30HN. The “30” means the distance from the inside of the cookware to the opposite side, at the top, is 30 centimeters.
The 7-piece set by itself isn’t enough; you really need a saute pan when you’re trying to cook down a bunch of leafy greens, because a skillet does not have the floorspace or height to cope with that. Therefore I would recommend either a) getting the 7-piece set and separately adding the 5-quart MCP saute pan, or b) getting the 12-piece set, which comes with a 3.5-quart saute pan. Note that if you value the steamer basket or 8-inch skillet at more than zero, then the 12-piece set is the better deal. (A steamer basket can be extremely useful for quick meal preparation.)
Cuisinart (pronounced “KWEEZ-in-art”) is a subsidiary of the Conair Corporation, which is perhaps better known for hair dryers. But don’t let that fool you; Cuisinart has been around since 1971. The short story is that Carl Sontheimer started Cuisinart in 1971 after visiting France and seeing semi-automated food preparation machines. He reversed-engineered a machine and added a feeding tube. His creation, dubbed a “food processor,” was a success. Cuisinart subsequently expanded into choppers in 1986. Sontheimer sold the company in 1989 for $60 million, which was re-sold to Conair Corporation later that year. Under Conair’s management, Cuisinart expanded its offerings to encompass virtually everything kitchen-related, from bakeware to wafflemakers.
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FAQ
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Is Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless oven safe?
Is Cuisinart multiclad a good cookware set?
There are certainly cheaper cookware sets on the market, but the price of the Cuisinart Multiclad Pro Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set is affordable considering the quality and number of useful pieces you get.
What is the Cuisinart multiclad pro made of?
The Cuisinart Multiclad Pro is made of tri-ply Stainless steel with aluminum core. This means that it comes as three layers, with a layer of aluminum sandwiched between two layers of stainless steel. This helps to provide enhanced heat conductivity, which is also significantly lighter than solid stainless steel.
Where is Cuisinart stainless steel made?
An asterisk indicates lines we recommend. All lines of Cuisinart stainless steel cookware are made in China except the French Classic, which is made in France. NOTE: Table may not be visible in mobile view. -About $230 for12pc set.
Where are Cuisinart Clad Stainless steel cookware made?
Here’s a quick look at Cuisinart’s clad stainless steel cookware lines. An asterisk indicates lines we recommend. All lines of Cuisinart stainless steel cookware are made in China except the French Classic, which is made in France. NOTE: Table may not be visible in mobile view.