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Cookware has been around ever since cavepersons fashioned crude implements to aid in roasting whatever critter they could wrestle into the fire. The modern version might work a little better but when you get right down to it, the pans you can buy at Wal-Mart for $9.99 are about as adequate for most cooks as the $99.00 model.

Unfortunately, those about to start families are frequently bamboozled into buying outrageously expensive kitchenware by silver-tongued in-home salesmen, by pitchmen at bridal fairs and at "seminars" that promise free travel to those unlucky enough to spend $3,000 for a set of pots and pans.

Complaints
Carico Circulon Emeril	Farberware Royal Prestige

Then there are the other problems consumers have with cookware. What kind of problems? Well, explosions for one thing.

Complaints
Anchor Hocking	Pyrex

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July 5 2008

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