Kitchen Charm

I like the sturdiness of Kitchen Charm cookware. We pretty much cook in them all the time. We’ve been using them for six months now and there’s not even a scratch on any of them. They’re not warping. They’re still really good. It’s really high quality. I definitely like them. The easy to clean is one of the big features we like. We don’t have to use a different pot. We cook in it, clean it and it’s done, ready to use again.

Before I got my Kitchen Charm, I kept buying cheap stuff from Walmart that we kept having to throw away because they would stain, break and rust. I figured it was worth it to pay extra money if there is a lifetime warranty on my cookware. With that, we could always have it replaced if something breaks or if it gets used too much over. time. I love my Kitchen Charm cookware so far. In the biggest pot, I do a lot of steaming of my vegetables. I also have the steam attachment which I love as well. However, when I'm boiling water there is a water stain. I have to get the stains off but I'm afraid as I don't want to scrub too hard and hurt the hardware. Still, I really like the quality of the Kitchen Charm cookware I got.

Kitchen Charm is very good. The presentation and the science behind it made me get the cookware. They’re sturdy and well-made. I do mostly meal prepping in them to get ready for the week. We do a lot of chicken and veggies and the speed definitely makes things easier.

Before the COVID-19, we were planning on getting hitched in June 23rd, and my fiancée went to David's Bridal and they referred us over to Kitchen Charm. We were already thinking about getting this kitchenware, and then I was trying to convince my fiancée that I like cast-iron, and then Kitchen Charm’s product is pretty much the beauty and all of it. She like stainless steel and I like cast-iron, so it really mashed up really well.

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Kitchen Charm reached out to me when I got selected as the winner in a bridal show. We had to go through a seminar and we ended up purchasing a set of their cookware when we went to the session. I like the ease of cooking with it and how the lids have a whistling effect when the food is cooked, warm and ready. I also like the non-stick aspect of the cookware and I can cook without having to add any oil to it.

As soon as we went to the cooking show, we liked it, but they said it didn’t stick, and there are a lot of things that do. We bought them so they won’t stick, but we can’t even cook a pair of eggs on them because they totally stick in the pan. It’s horrible. We have to use another pan, one that we bought from Costco, just so we can make some eggs. There are some good things though. They’re stainless steel and they get washed really easy. Other than that, there are some other stainless steel out there that are the same and way cheaper than what we’ve bought. I’d rather have bought those and spent ** bucks. We purchased this for ** and they suck. We use them all the same, but they aren't worth what we paid for and we paid full outright. To me, if I could get a refund, I will. I will return those things back in a heartbeat.

My fiancée and I were getting married and we went to a wedding expo, and we saw Kitchen Charm. There was somebody there representing them, seeing if we get a raffle from them and we just have to see the presentation of the cookware to win the prizes of the raffle. So, we went to it and we liked the cookware. The knife set appealed to us. We got the cookware around January and we kinda cook rice in it. It’s not really well but everything else is good. It cleans easy and the little whistle thing is a big help as well.

We were told we won for a drawing at the bridal expo so we attended the event where the reps talked to us about Kitchen Charm. It was much easier to cook with and it wasn’t leaving stains inside our pans. When we had our sit-down with the woman, she said that you don’t need any water or oil when you’re cooking items. But we found that to be false because when we cooked stuff, it would stick and then we would have issues trying to get the food off. So, we always just put something down, even a little bit of water. Still, it’s easier to clean afterwards. Also, we always cook on medium temp, but it gets really hot. The cooking time is quicker and I like the little whistle things on it to let you know when it has reached the optimum temperature. They also talked to us about how other ones aren’t good and I liked that the warranty is 50 years on everything.

I was at a wedding thing at a hotel and ended up going to a seminar. I used them not for the packages that they were offering with a deal, which made sense to buy the set, but I am an avid foodie and I love cooking. I haven’t really used my Kitchen Charm yet, but I used it at the seminar. I love the products and I can’t wait to use mine.

My fiancé was blown away by the demonstration of the Kitchen Charm products. He told me it would be a way for him to start cooking more. They're definitely high-quality pots and pans. I love the fact that they keep the food warm, putting the lid back on, set them on the back burner, and they’ll be warm for at least half an hour at the same temp that I just cooked them at. Also, it cleans way easier than I thought it would. I did a pound of bacon, and of course, the bottom of the pan was super-duper nasty. I added some water to it, let it sit overnight with some water and a little bit of soap, and the bacon grease and funk in the bottom of the pan rinsed out. It was beautiful. There’s always a sticker shock, but it’s worth it.