Paula Deen Cookware

I bought two frying pans in butter (color). I was also wanting to order the cookware in the same color. Unfortunately, the color butter is no longer available. My question is why? I even painted my kitchen light yellow to match. What do I do now?

I can't find any place to send this but here. I have been on many of the Paula Deen websites and can't find anything to send a complaint. I purchased a skillet in the red color/square about 6 months ago. I just wanted to buy one to see if they were as good as I have heard. Things were fine at first. I loved it. I never used anything else. Then, one day I noticed it started flaking. It continued to get worse and worse and is almost at the point where I am going to have to toss it. No, I have never used anything but plastic in this pan. I have never put it in a dishwasher. It was always washed by hand in warm soapy water. This pan is not what it claims to be. It is highly unlikely I will purchase the set that I wanted because of this. You would think this skillet was bought at goodwill or something. Do you back up your product Paula? Thank you.

So glad to actually tell about the Paula Deen Cookware so I can warn people. I was so excited, when my husband said, I could get the blue cookware set , which is the pots and pans with the 2 skillets. It was one hundred dollars plus tax at Walmart in Clanton, Alabama. Got it home, used a few times and noticed the bigger skillet was peeling inside the skillet.

So I didn't want to use it, so started using the smaller one and it did the same thing, there goes the skillets, can't use either one now. Also, just today, My friend DeWayne boiled water for tea. Got home and in the sink, there lay my big pot with the black coating gone at the bottom inside. It shows stainless steel or whatever it is. Honestly, don't know. Anyway, I am so afraid to even use any of them. Paula Dean's cookware set needs to be recalled, they are awful! I am sending back to company all of them if the postage doesn't cost a lot. I want my money back!

I bought my cookware set less than a year ago, I loved them until I started cooking in them. They started looking bad, the fry pan bowed in the middle, you can't even fry with it, the color faded and the lids don't even fit right. I never dreamed Paul Deen would put her name on something this bad.

I received my PD Cookware for Christmas. I was so happy as I am a big fan of Paula. I have always washed them by hands, and only used wooden utensils while cooking with the cookware, but it didn't help. There is a big black spot on one of the small handles of a small pot, and the skillets are already peeling the non-stick coating. I no longer have the box they came in, it got thrown out with Christmas wrappings. I will never buy Paula's cookware again. I am very disappointed with the quality of the cookware and wonder if Paula knows about the quality of the cookware that bears her name. I wish I had my month back. I can send pictures if you like.

I purchased my cookware set for an anniversary gift two years ago. I took it back after using it for 2 weeks because it discolored. I felt this could have been a freak thing, so I mistakenly chose to get the same set. Within months, they were all discolored. I could not return it back to the store anymore. Then 4 months after that, I made rice to find pieces of black it my white rice. It was the non stick surface peeling off and my family was eating it for who knows how long. The newsletter customer service to help out with this problem. I say shame on you Paula Deen. You made your millions and took advantage of the regular people (who you say are).

I had to throw away three of the pieces already and a saving for a new set. But if you don't want people to forget you, you did a great job because I think of you everyday when I don't have cookware.

My children bought me a set of Paula Dean knife. I loved the look of the set and the block; however, the knives are terrible. They will not cut anything. I am so angry and will not ever buy her items again. I have a lot of her items in my kitchen but because of the knives I think I will change to Rachel Ray.

I bought Paula Deen's non-stick 12 inch frying pan from K-Mart for $20.00. When I heated it, it gave off a really bad chemical smell. I didn't know any better, so I cooked with it, and ate the food for dinner. The next morning, I woke up with nausea, and threw up twice, during the next 24 hours, until the nausea abated. I don't think it was food poisoning, because I've eaten the same thing without problems.

We bought our Paula Deen cookware from Fingerhut about two years ago. We have been complaining about them for 1 year to no avail. Our pots and pans are peeling on the inside and the outside of them looks real bad. They are brown and faded. We have them on display in our kitchen but it is very embarrassing to have them hang there any longer. We love Paula Deen and are very disappointed with the cookware.

I purchased the knives with the red handles. When you sit the knives down, they will turn blade side up 60% of the time which is very dangerous! I have used the small knife most and when you sit it down, it will turn almost like it was made to do it. I will not purchase anymore knives from the Paula Deen brand. Although I love the knife itself, my husband and myself have gotten cut too often because of this defect. I believe it is a big enough defect that the knives should be recalled.

The red set of Paula Deen's cookware, was purchased for me last Christmas of 2010 by my husband for $100.00 at Elder-Beerman's, Then a stockpan at Wal-mart for $40.00. Just this week, the teflon of my pan that I use 2-3 times a week, started peeling from around the top of the pan. I am very disappointed to know that after reading all the flaws that there is not really a lifetime guarantee on these pans. Is there anything you can help me with this situation?

I too bought the Paula Dean cookware set 2 years ago. They are supposed to have a lifetime warranty which they do but what they don't tell you is if something happened to the pots. You have to mail them to the company. You have to go to the post office and struggle to mail them back to California. I have 2 little babies which means, I can't do this so for now I'm stuck with Paula Dean's scratch pots, pans. The paint is peeling off and I had to go out and buy new pots. These pots were not cheap especially given the fact of how bad the economy is.

I too love Paula Dean, I think she's an amazing woman but needless to say I will not be purchasing her product anymore. I also agree that at least they should try a little harder to get your refund or fix your pot without you having to struggle so much or maybe even replace them. I really did like the pot and it's a shame I won't be able to use them anymore. So shame on you Paula Dean team because you are losing customers and business by the minute.

I too bought the Paula Dean cookware set two years ago. They are supposed to have a lifetime warranty which they do. But what they don't tell you is if something happened to the pots, you have to mail them to the company. You have to go to the post office and struggle to mail them back to California. I have two little babies which means I can't do this so for now I'm stuck with Paula Dean's scratch pots, pans. The paint is peeling off and I had to go out and buy new pots. These pots were not cheap especially given the fact of how bad the economy is. I too love Paula Dean. I think she's an amazing woman but needless to say, I will not be purchasing her product anymore. I also agree that at least they should try a little harder to get your refund or fix your pot without you having to struggle so much or maybe even replace them. I really did like the pot and it's a shame I won't be able to use them anymore. So shame on you, Paula Dean team because you are losing customers and business by the minute.

I too bought the Paula Dean cookware set 2 years ago. They are supposed to have a lifetime warranty which they do. But what they don't tell you is if something happened to the pots, you have to mail them to the company. You have to go to the post office and struggle to mail them back to California. I have 2 little babies, which means I can't do this. So for now, I'm stuck with Paula Dean's scratch pots and pans.

The paint is peeling off, and I had to go out and buy new pots. These pots were not cheap, especially given the fact of how bad the economy is. I too love Paula Dean. I think she's an amazing woman, but needless to say, I will not be purchasing her product anymore. I also agree that at least they should try a little harder to get your refund or fix your pot without you having to struggle so much or maybe even replace them. I really did like the pot, and it's a shame I won't be able to use them anymore. So shame on you, Paula Dean team, because you are losing customers and business by the minute.

I purchased tea kettle and it melted onto my burner. I bought another kettle and this one melted also. I switched to another brand. I have the cookware and I love it.

I just got my new Paula Dean pots and pans for my birthday as a gift from my son. They are peeling? I cannot cook with 2 of them now and I have a feeling it's only a matter of time before the others do the same. I am so disappointed! My son spent the extra money for these pots and pans, and yes it was a burden for him to come up with the money for them. I absolutely love her; however, now I'm so disappointed in her products. Now that I have seen all of the complaints, I wonder why she has not offered "us" the consumer a refund! She needs to "do" something. Her reputation is on the line. I certainly cannot recommend her products! I have praised everything about her up until now. Shame on you Paula, you should "right" these "wrongs" refund the ones that have purchased these "cheap" pots and pans and redeem yourself by putting out a better product! Your really need to "do" something!

I bought the cookware set from Wal-Mart for my mother for Christmas. I was cooking chili and placed the lid on the pot to simmer. I left the room for a little and all of a sudden heard a loud pop. I walked back into the kitchen to shards of glass all over the floor and the entire top shattered into the chili. It is Sunday so I will try and contact the company tomorrow. I know I am not the only one and this needs to stop. People could really get injured. What if I was right there by the pot?

After searching for a new set of skillets, I settled on copper bottom Paula Deen brand having grown up using copper bottom pans. In less than a year, the coating is peeling off and they look as if they had been used for 20 years. It's the worst money I ever spent! I tried to contact the company without success. Reading the other complaints verifies that I am not the only one that has been duped by these products.

I bought, and used a 5qt. cast iron enamel pot. Used 12 times in total, when I noticed the enamel was cracking and now peeling and cannot be used. How does Paula Deen endorse such shortie products? I suppose it's all about the money, and the heck with the consumer! Now I'm stuck with this useless pot, that was way over priced, and will never purchase another thing that has Miss Southern Belle's name on it. Shame on you Paula Deen.

On December 8, 2011, while boiling chicken in a Paula Deen Dutch oven pot, I heard a sizzling noise, turned around and saw the broth filling my stove then a loud noise. I ran to the stove and hot broth flew on my face. I grabbed the pot and looked at the bottom to see that the pot had melted a 1-2 inch hole and shorted out the stove element, the mess had started to weld together. I called Paula Deen and Ashley at customer service, knowing I had been burned, told me that without an order number she could not help me and refused to put a manager on. She told me that I would have to contact the manufacturer. Something needs to be done about Paula Deen. She continues to sell this stuff, gets rich and really does not care what happens to the folks that suck up her southern charm. It makes me ashamed to be from the south.

I purchased the copper bottom set of pans about 1 year ago. I discovered the poor quality of the pans when most things I cook stick terribly and are hard to clean. Then, the worst thing I could imagine happened. While cooking on a less than medium heat, the copper melted all over my glass top new stove and cracked it. It has ruined my stovetop and now I must replace the stovetop also. I am so disappointed and shocked that Paula Deen would put her name on such a product. I hope the company will in fact pay for the damages.

Bought Paula Deen 12-piece red ceramic pots in the latter part of Nov 2011. Used the Dutch Oven pot to cook a pork roast bone-in. When washing the pot by hand, I noticed several scratches on the Teflon coating. I cannot believe the coating scratched this way after cooking in it the first time. I have owned other brands of Teflon cookware and have never had a problem in scratching such as this.

In other words, "this wasn't my first rodeo". I contacted the Paul Deen company by email and I received a standard message about sending the pot at my expense. I have dealt with other companies and the least Paul Deen could do is pay the shipping back to her. After reading all of the other consumer affairs complaints concerning this cookware, I am very leery about the safety of cooking with these pots.

The teflon coating inside my Paula Deen cookware frying pans is peeling. I haven't had them a full year. I have never used anything but mild dish washing detergent and a soft sponge to clean them. I now have to throw them out.

I had recently purchased 10 piece Paula Dean cook wear set which wasn't cheap. Every time I wash the pots in the dishwasher, part of the coloring (from the outside of the pan) comes off. It is to the point that every piece has faded to a dull red. This is very disappointing. No one from the company has responded to my email.

disappointed with this product and will never buy their products anymore.

I',m very unsatisfied with this cookware. It's starting to lose the non-stick coating. The red coloring on the outside is coming off. The glass top to dutch oven pot shattered while I was cooking soup! I wish the company or Paula Deen would replace these!

I have only had my cookware a short time and now the lids will not fit. The pots are warped. Is there anything I can do about it?

I bought my Paula Deen cookware and it wasn't cheap! Everything was fine with it until recently. My saute pan and my big pot with lid both bent at the top, this made it that the lid no longer fits! At first, I noticed chips missing out of the cookware within the first two months, but that did not bother me as much as the lids not fitting this cookware anymore! I will not not purchase any more of this cookware again or recommend it to anyone.

I bought a Paula Deen 16 qt stock pot to use this past Easter. I have used it two times. I went to use it for my Thanksgiving noodles this week and it had a chip in the bottom of the pan in the enamel. I paid $35 dollars for that. I am not happy. I didn't have $35 to waste. I have been seeing a lot of PD pans in the big lot stores. I am beginning to see why. Not good quality. I am surprised she does stand behind the products. If it has your name on it, you want it to be a good product. I won't buy any PD product again. No matter how pretty. I have a Rachael Ray and I love it. I have had it for 3 years with no problems. Use it at least once a week.

I have only had my Paula Deen cookware set about a year. I bought it at Wal-Mart. I paid over $100 for it. I have never been happy with it. I will never buy any more of her pans. The paint on the outside of the pans started to come off right after I bought it. Also on the side, the stuff is coming off the pan. I have a new glass top stove. The paint should not have come off the pans. I only use plastic utensil. If anyone asks me, I will tell them not to buy her products. In the past I have bought cheap pans and they lasted longer.

I have the entire set and additional Paula Deen cookware. Up until today, I have been very happy. I put the glass lid to the XL stock pot into my dish water from the tap and the glass exploded. I don't understand what caused this. I love my cookware and just hate that this happened.

I purchased the whole set of Paula Deen cookware and set of knives in the wooden block. My pots and pans are sticking and dented to the point the lids won't go on. And my knives are rotting and rusted. I would love to see my product replaced, maybe not with the same thing since the product obviously was not worth my money. We have spent close to $500.00 in PD cookware. We are sorry to say I am not pleased at all of course. If she would be willing to rectify this problem, I would be very grateful and would continue to purchase her products. I only want the company to make this right, nothing more or less. Thank you.

Well, my husband bought me the Paula Deen pots and pans for our anniversary and knows they are starting to lose the non-stick coating. I have noticed they have lots of bends in the metal. My husband bought me them in March 2011. Now it is November 2011 and they are just falling apart. I do not understand why it is doing this. I enjoyed them when they were working great, but now everything is sticking to them. I know I can't even use them because of the non-stick coming off of the pans.

When I first got my cookware set that I paid $110.00 for, I loved it. But when I used the covered Dutch oven pot - I made stew in, the glass top shattered while cooking. And I lost my whole pot of stew, potatoes, carrots, green bean, onions, and spices. I had to start from scratch and make something else in another pot. Now that this happened, I'm afraid to use the glass tops. Also, along the inside rim's finish, it is all coming off. I always wash in mild dish liquid and don't use a dishwasher. I take very good care of my things and loved my set.

I also purchased an extra large deep frying pan with glass top, which costs an additional $40.00. What can you do for me to reassure me to buy Paula Deen cookware and recommend this product to family and friends? I live on a fixed income and expected this cookware set and extra pan to last me for several years. I purchased this set and extra pan at Walmart in Queensbury.

I purchased this cookware in April of 2011. Mid-summer, I started noticing it was peeling around the rim and to this day, it has got worse. After a few months, I threw away my receipt. I purchased this at Walmart. My cookware has never been in the dishwasher and only had washed it with soft towel. I have only used wooden utensils.

I purchased the Paula Deen large square skillet and the tefalon is peeling off real bad. My food sticks and burns in the middle. The skillet has always been hand washed as I do all my pots and pans. I only use plastic spatulas on my cookware. So I am very disappointed in the cookware. I have the whole set as well. It is not the quality I had high expectations for with Paula Deen cookware. I would hope that my skillet would be warrantied and replaced. I do not have the receipt. I purchased it at a local Walmart. The skillet is the perfect size and all, but the defect is my complaint.

My wife purchased two Paula Deen Frying pans (red color) 9" and 11-1/2" from Dillard's, Target, Walmart or Bed, Bath and Beyond for my birthday we do not have a receipt. This was several months ago in December, 2010. After using the pans twice, the red color keeps coming off. I have rubbed and rubbed to try to get the color to quit coming off, but it keeps coming off. I feel that this is a health problem and that there may be others with this same problem. We would like to return these for pans that do not have the paint come off and was told to send the pans at my expense to the Meyer Corp and if they find that I did not cause and defect, they will replace the pans. I cannot believe this is a Paula Deen product with this quality. See picture attached. If the Meyer Company is making these pans for Paula Deen, the ones we got are very poor quality.

I purchased a set of skillets from Target. And I'm very unhappy with them. Everything sticks too them. And the Teflon or coating on them came completely off. I threw my receipts so Target can't do anything about it. I was planning on buying the whole set. But with the problems I've been having with theses skillets, I'm not sure. All I want is my skillets to be replaced, so I can try to use them. And if I'm satisfied, I will purchase the whole set. Maybe it was a manufacture error on their part, the way they made them. It could be one bad apple out of the whole bunch. You can call me at **. I love Paula Deen products. And I'm a sick lady, survivor with cancer. I can't afford to just go, buy another set of skillets.

I purchased an 11-piece Paula Deen Signature non-stick inside outside pots and pans set from Target a few months ago. The non-stick coating came off very easily when we used the plastic serving spoon that came with the set or a wooden spoon. This is my first new set in years and the non- stick coating is horrible. It comes off easily. The lids heat up quickly and I fear they will shatter. The knobs that you pick up the lid with get very hot to the touch at a low simmer.

This is the worst mistake I made purchasing this set. I contacted Meyer Co. which is listed as the manufacturer. They responded to my complaint by email and basically they were sorry I was unhappy and said if I wanted to return them, I needed to deal with Target and not them. Target does not have a great return policy. I thought if it had Paula Deen's name to a product, this would be of great quality and value. The pots and pans are neither .

My husband bought me a set of the porcelain nonstick cookware in December 2010. It's almost one year, and the nonstick surface is peeling off on four of my pots. I only use wooden spoons when using these pots.

Now, my Paula Deen pots that I love so much cannot be used, because the nonstick surface has peeled off.

I purchased the Paula Deen ten-piece cook set (copper bottom with non-stick fry pans) last year at Target for a little over $100. The non-stick surface of the 2 pans is coming off, and from the beginning, food stuck to it like crazy and basically impossible to cook anything in.

I have only used wooden utensils in these pans and never ran them through the dishwasher. I always use the utmost care when washing them by soft cloth or sponge and non-abrasive soap. I always store them with soft cloths in-between the pans to protect the surfaces. But no matter how careful I have been with these, the non-stick surface is cracking and coming off, which is completely unsafe to eat food prepared from that. Also, the oil sticks so bad to the surface and does not come off in washing. I have had other non-stick pans before that were cheap but lasted longer than these.

When I tried to call customer service, I could not get through to a live person. It kept me on hold forever and the pre-recorded messages didn't explain how to spell the name of the company for the website and it is not listed on any of the documents that came with the set. The message said to send the products back at my expense so their team can evaluate and consider replacement. I don't want a replacement. I either want my money back or a replacement that does not have the non-stick material. Target has a terrible return policy and I am kicking myself for even purchasing it there. Costco would have returned it without question, so this is a grievance against Target too, I suppose.

I purchased a Paula Dean saucepan and used it for about a year regularly before it melted onto my glass stovetop, causing the stovetop to explode and shrapnel to be sent flying everywhere.

My wife bought the 17.5 inch frying pan. Within the year, the non-stick coating peeled off. The pan is useless.

My husband gifted me with two Paula Dean copper-bottom, 2-quart saucepans for Mother's Day. I was so excited because I thought of the world of Paula Dean. On May 10, I decided to warm a can of green beans in one of the saucepans. When the green beans were hot, I went to remove the pan from the stove and the copper bottom disintegrated into molten metal and flew all over the stove, kitchen counter, floor and floor mat. I also was struck by a piece of the metal and suffered a burn on my right hand when lifting the pan.

I was given a Paula Deen 2 quart copper bottom saucepan for Christmas last winter (2009). On the evening of Wednesday, December 8, 2010 the pot's copper bottom melted into a substance like molten lava. It melted and cracked my five-burner glass stove top, damaged my counter top adjacent to the burner, and ruined my rug. When I removed the pan, the bottom dripped melted blobs of the copper bottom onto my counter top and rug very close to my foot. No matter where I moved the pan, it would have damaged another area of the stove/counter top.

I had no idea the bottom had melted until I lifted it off the stove. Thankfully, my 6-year old twins were in another room and not next to me when this happened. However, they did run into the room mere moments later and I had to quickly keep them away from the floor and counter while I figured out how to clean up cooling melting metal.I have taken pictures of all the damage. I have never had this happen to a pot in all my cooking years. I am disheartened and shocked by the damage in my kitchen. With the holidays approaching, I can not use my stove top as it is severely damaged. If this happens to others, the damage could be worse or someone could be injured. I am struggling with how to handle this as the damage is substantial and I know it could be worse for others using this pan or other copper bottoms cookware.

I must also mention I have never made a complaint before about a product. I either return it (if just purchased) or take responsibility for it breaking or being damaged. This was too dangerous of a situation, plus the damage that was done, to not attempt to take action. I believe this happened due to the unsafe design and construction of the Paula Deen copper bottom cookware, including the 2 qt saucepan.

The two-year old glass stove top, an area of the counter top, a rug, and the pan itself were all damaged or destroyed. I opened all the windows and doors (at 30F degrees in winter) and turned fans on for two hours until the smoke and smell diminished. My two children and myself were in this smoke during this time trying to air the house out. My husband and I have estimated the damage at $5,000 for replacement of all that was damaged or lost in the incident.

I received the Paula Dean 16 Quart Stock pot for a Gift from my husband, it sticks and chips the first time I used it to make soup. Paula Dean cookware is the worst cookware I ever used.

I bought a 16 quart stock pot from Walmart of Paula Deen. The first time I used it, the gravy started sticking and the ceramic started chipping off into the gravy. The worst pans I have ever bought and I have bought some cheap pans! The worst I have ever bought!

My husband bought the blue spotted Paula Deen Cookware set for me at WalMart for $100.00 about a couple of months ago. I noticed the color of the pots and pans becoming discolored. I have a flat top stove and take very good care of the pots and pans. They have never been in the dishwasher and the bottom especially and the sides of some are turning yellow. How can these be at display from out from under your cabinets looking horrible. I am very disappointed with these not even being a year old. I was so excited to have them as they matched my kitchen. Now they look cheap and old.

We bought a Paula Deen Cookware Set in late December of 2009 and an extra Sauce Pan in July of 20l0. We have experienced problems with this product with the lids not fitting properly. The material covering the handle is starting to peel off, the surface on the large frying pans is causing the food to stick even when a cooking aid is added such as butter, cooking oil, etc. We have not contacted the company due to all the negative complaints listed on this website. I am really at a loss for words that a lady that is as well-known as Paula Deen will not stand behind her product.

I have contacted Paula Deen company on a few occasions regarding pans warping, non stick surface coming off and paint coming off. I have had nothing but problems with this cookware. Paula Deen representative says, send in cookware at my cost, I refused, then take pictures at my cost etc. I refused. They do not want to pay to return this crap to them.

I spent over 100.00 and complained and complained about this cookware. Everything Paula Deen wants is at my cost. I want them to take this cookware back and refund my money, so I can buy something else. I have 10 pieces. They do not cooperate and do not care about the consumer. Anybody wants to sue, call me.

Paula Deen Cookware is defective. Pans are bending to the point where lids to not fit on them. They are fairly new and they are always hand washed. Since the lids do not fit (cannot use) it has caused numerous boil overs.

We purchased a Paula Deen Pan and Lid from our local Wal-Mart store back around March 2010, as my wife is enamored with this lady. Today July 28, 2010, I was making chicken breast with this skillet and lid when I heard a pop and turned to see the glass lid had burst. My daughter was crying as a piece of shrapnel flew across the kitchen and cut her finger. We were the only 2 in the kitchen at the time and she was beside me as I was filling her cup with milk. So I know she didn't fondle the item.

The shards fell into the pan and ruined the chicken breast and left shrapnel around the kitchen. It must be made of tempered glass because the majority of it was still intact, but the handle was popped off the lid, as well as roughly an inch wide circle of glass was missing. I pulled two pieces out of the skillet and swept and vacuumed the linoleum in the kitchen, retrieving 5 or 6 more shards from the floor, with one of them being stained with my 4-year-old's blood. Fortunately, I took photos of the lid and my daughter's finger for proof.

IMy husband gave me a set of Paula Deen cookware for Christmas. I was making quesadillas in the large skillet and used the lid to finish melting the cheese. All of a sudden I heard a 'POP' and discovered that the glass lid had completely shattered! Pieces of glass fell into the skillet. When I tried later to pick up the lid by the knob it pulled out completely! How do I get this piece returned or refunded??

I was warming some water in a Paula Deen cookware sauce pan that I used for the first time. I forgot it was on the stove. It was about 10 to 20 minutes that I remembered and went to take the burning pot off of the stove. I felt something burning the bottom of my foot. I saw that the rug was on fire. I immediately dropped the hot melting pot in the sink. Even though I was in excruciating pain, I had to put the fire out. I proceeded to take the portion of the rug that wasn't on fire and covered the portion that was on fire to put out the fire. During this process I was still in a lot of pain.

Once I accomplished putting out the fire from the burning rug, I hopped to my sofa screaming, crying and holding my feet in unbearable pain. After sitting on the sofa for about 3 minutes as my foot was still hurting badly, I hopped back to the kitchen to get some ice to cool the burning pain on the bottom of my foot. My foot was in pain all night. I kept hopping back to the kitchen to get more ice.

The next day, I saw that my foot was not getting any better so I went to the emergency room for care. There was damage to the kitchen floor and rug. The pot which cost $30.00 and the physical and mental damage to me. Medical expenses was incurred also.

I got a Paula Deen 5-qt covered saut pan. I had it for maybe 6 months and then it got a hump in the pan and now it sticks in that spot. I think if you put $35.00 in a pan it should be better than that and last longer. I was disappointed in this. But my husband got me more Paula cookware for Christmas but I didn't like to say I didn't know if I wanted to keep them, so I didn't say anything. Am I going to get burned again?