Kitchen Charm

If I could give zero stars I would. I went to a bridal show event and had a demonstration event done for the Kitchen Charm cookware. I watched the guy cook with these pots and had no issues, there was several perks to buying them (so I thought) so my fiancée and I bought them. It took over a month to get them shipped and when they did arrive, I followed the cookware manual (washing them correctly all the way to how to cook with them) because they cook differently than regular cookware. The first attempt was with the "nonstick" skillet (AKA Egg pan). It stuck worse than I have ever experienced. (Even with trying to add light spray oil) Our second attempt was with a different pot, while preheating it, the valve for the "whistle" MELTED inside the pot.... Due to that being plastic that pot is now trash.

I like the cookware that we got from Kitchen Charm although I felt like we paid too much for it. It took a little while to get used to using but I like how durable it has been so far and the quality of the knives are good.

We got some of the knives and the bakeware set from Kitchen Charm. I liked them when I cooked with them and how easy they were to clean. My fiancée enjoys them. People should get a set.

The cookware has been working okay but they are a little bit harder to clean than we thought they would be.

I liked the presentation. Kitchen Charm showed us at the expo that you can do it without oil. The first time I did that, I almost burned the pan. It was not as easy as they made it seem to use them, but I still like the cookware overall.

We've had the Kitchen Charm cookware for a few months and it has been pretty good for us. My only hang-up with them was that they weren't as easy to clean as they said they were. Other than that, they still cook great. They have a lot of uses for a lot of different types of food we like to cook. The quality is good. Nothing is loose or broken, no rust or anything like that.

I moved into the apartment shortly after I got married and I have extremely sensitive fire alarms. If my oven is getting over 350 degrees, my fire alarm goes off. Then I got a thing saying, “Go to the Kitchen Charm thing.” I’ve heard of them before, but I was never interested in them. Since they keep heat in better than any other pan, I can cook myself lasagna and a bunch of casseroles and stuff that I can't make anymore. I also like using it to cook my hamburgers. I also bought their colander stacker thing. We use water underneath it and cook our hamburgers that way. It provides them to be a lot healthier and they taste better.

Kitchen Charm's cookware is really sturdy. But, it sucks to me 'cause everything I cook in them sticks really badly.

Kitchen Charm cookwares are pretty good all around. They're easy to clean and easy to cook with, too. I love them. We ordered directly with Dinner4Two. They cooked on the equipment and then asked us if we were interested but there was no pressure. My fiance and I filled out a form saying what we wanted and we actually got a newlywed discount with our purchase. So we got everything for a pretty decent price.

We've used Kitchen Charm plenty of times. It all feels like really good quality and everything cooks well. We have the knives with it as well and all of them are pretty nice. All just seems to work very well. We had to contact their customer service a while ago to get our pots because for some reason, they just sent the knives and they said the pot should have been with it. We had to wait an extra month and a half for our pots. They kept saying that we should have gotten it. They said when they shipped it and the weight was different from when we got it received. Then two weeks after that, we actually got them. They sent another one out. They did help us but it took a little extra time than we thought.