"The number of companies creating DTC kitchen equipment has exploded in the last 10 years, and after trying dozens and dozens of items from a whole range of them, I can confidently say that their performance is all over the place. But one of the most consistently good of all the brand's we've tried has been Made In. The Austin company has gone beyond the normal "brand-name quality, wholesale prices" pitch used by many Instagram-friendly brands"
"We're not big into paying big bucks for high-end nonstick pans, mostly because they'll need replacing after their nonstickiness starts to wear off, but Made In's Ceramiclad pan is an exception to the rule. It has the same five-ply construction as the brand's stainless-steel cookware, making it heavier duty and able to heat more evenly than lots of nonstick options out there. In her review, senior writer Emily Farris says,"
Direct-to-consumer kitchen-equipment brands have proliferated over the past decade, producing widely varying product quality. Made In stands out as a consistently strong performer, with gear adopted in professional restaurant kitchens. The Ceramiclad nonstick pan uses the same five-ply construction as the brand's stainless-steel lines, delivering heavier-duty build and more even heating than many nonstick alternatives. The Ceramiclad pan is notably slick and easy to clean, ideal for eggs and quick meals. Selected Made In items, including the small spaces Ceramiclad set and other cookware, are available at Black Friday discounts, with some sets reduced by about 26 percent.
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