Kitchen Charm Reviews

Kitchen Charm seemed to have quality stuff. They gave us the vibe that their products would last us a while as opposed to a lot of stuff you get from Walmart. I use the knives and they're very good. The only thing would be the price is a little high.

I really liked Kitchen Charm but when I got divorced, my ex-wife kept the stuff. I got it again this time. I'm satisfied with the product. We just gotta get used to not using Teflon. The other thing is we can't figure out how to cook eggs. Also, we were offered hotel stays and the hotel tried to charge us more than what we were told we were going to be charged. Other than that, everything was fine.

I was pretty skeptical about Kitchen Charm during the presentation. I thought it was baloney when the guy was doing it but I took it all back after we bought the pans and we took them home. They work a lot better than a lot of the other pans that we have. I'm really impressed and I enjoy them. The chicken cooks excessively fast and I can put the lid on it, walk away, and not worry about it. Also, it's a heavier material so I don't have to worry about the handles breaking. They're built sturdier.

We witnessed the demonstration and we liked it so much, we bought a set. The customer service was great. Everyone was pretty easy to work with. They said it would take two weeks for the pans to ship and get to us but they showed up in 10 days so that was a plus. Also, the pans are fantastic. The only thing I'm not used to is they get extremely hot and they keep their temperature. I have to get used to keeping my burner on a lower setting than what I'm used to. And they are expensive pots and pans but I don't think I'll ever have to buy another set.

During the presentation the quality of the prducts was amazing. The fact that the rep was able to cook vegetables and meat without any water, frozen or thawed, was really nice. Cooking is a struggle for me so less steps are better. Also, the rep was able to make it look so easy and tell us about different cookbooks, recipes, and stuff that were available. It was above and beyond what we could really look for.

The presentation was very thorough and it wasn't boring, like most presentations. The rep added some humor and everything. Also, everything was smooth sailing and how they said it was gonna go was for the most part how it went. After we filled out the order and once that got rolling, everything came in fairly quick. The products have been good so far. Everything cleans nicely and I don't have to put a whole bunch of effort in scrubbing them. And I like that when I put them in the cabinet and I start putting all of it away, it's not so cluttering. I can stack them all and use the space well.

We bought pots and pans, and the quality is okay, but it's definitely not as good as was pitched to us by the sales rep. We were told that they were nonstick and that they're made of titanium, but they're not either. They’re well-built, but everything sticks really well. They’re a pain to work with.

The guy that did the presentation was funny. He kept us laughing and was very informational. We filled out a little paperwork then there was a glitch on getting the products. It was shipped then sent back somehow. It took a bit longer, but it was okay. Customer service was nice. The girl I got the first time kept up with what was going on and made sure that we got everything sent out to us. My fiancé cooks a lot and he's the one using them. Everything's been good, and the cookware is just like what the guy showed us. They're very easy to clean, and they're a bit heavy, but that's the steel. They're beautiful that we got a nice, three-tier shelf to put everything on.

We’ve had the cookware three months now, and the boil time for water is quicker. I used a Scrub Daddy sponge on them and there were some black marks that were not coming off of the side of one of them. I’m not gonna use any abrasive on this ‘cause we’re spending a bunch of money, and I don’t want to potentially ruin these things.

The guy that did the presentation that we had to sit through was nice. He was funny and made sitting for an hour and 15 minutes very entertaining for us. I purchased a 10-inch skillet, a potato masher, a pizza cutter, and the knife set. I also got a stock pot, a pot, and then another skillet, but it's a deeper, bigger one. Overall, I really enjoy them. I don't have any issues, other than with the 10-inch skillet, putting certain things stick sometimes. That could be user error though.

We liked Kitchen Charm's set it and forget it type features where the cookware will let you know when what you have in there is ready. Overall, the purchase was a fairly straightforward process. It took a week or two for the items to show up. There were some hiccups that had happened due to our particular situation because we were going to be moving soon. We wanted to put off ordering until after we had moved and situated, which resulted in things on their end having to go back and double check what promotional offers were offered to us at the time that we visited their promo event.

Fried food is really good in the skillet. We also got knives and they were good. I like the quality of the products but the cost is a bit high. You get what you pay for.

I like the pots and pans, but I do not like the expensive knife block set that I got. I was told that it would not rust and we can put it in the dishwasher, but it rusted a week after we purchased it.

We got the pot, pans, spoon, ladle, spatula and the shredder from Kitchen Charm. I like the stainless-steel pans and the serving utensils. The shredder is cool and fascinating. It will shred anything. We also got a medium sized pot but just having the stainless-steel basic utilities in the kitchen has been convenient and easy. Right now, we've got everything we need but Kitchen Charm is a great company to buy from again if I need the product. It’s a little bit on the spendier side but it's not like it's outrageously priced. I purchased it but within that 10% margin of, "Could it be a little cheaper?"

We like Kitchen Charm. We bought the product so we could cook more at home and make it a little bit easier and efficient. So far, everything's been great. I like that I can cook multiple things in one pan at the same time. Then, it tells me when it's done by the little whistle. When cleaning it, it's nice to be able to rinse it off and put it back away. You don't have to worry about it soaking or sitting in the sink. The only issue that I'm currently having is that we were supposed to have 12 months free for interest rate, and that's not happening. We've been paying the minimum payments with the hopes to pay the plan off within the 12 or the 24 months interest free. But now, all of our payment is going to interest. I tried to contact somebody this week but I haven't heard anything back. Still, for anybody who cooks, they need to get Kitchen Charm’s products because it helps, especially if you cook a lot.

The purchasing process with Kitchen Charm was super easy. I filled out a form and the stuff came in the mail. When Jerry, the guy who did our show, did the demonstration, he didn't put any water in with the vegetables. So, I tried to do the same thing and I accidentally burnt my pot. I called him and he said that we could try this cleaning stuff but that didn’t work, and he sent me a new pot. Jerry said that if I don’t get my vegetables super fresh, I have to add a little bit of water because they're not as fresh, which I didn't know. He didn't tell me that at the show.

We enjoy the products from Kitchen Charm. We got a few pans and a few knives and I received the cookware quickly, which was anywhere between 7 to 10 days. The knives are nice and they cut easily, so that's perfect. I love that they don't rust. I also like the technology of the pans, as far as the beading of the tops and the little whistler that the lid has. The only downfall is that cleaning them a special way is a little bit more time consuming than normal. But other than that, it’s nothing inconvenient.

Kitchen Charm’s demonstration was good and I love the warranty on it. Also, the trips that we got with it were nice. We’re happy with the quality and we use the product all the time. It tells you when it’s done, which is a nice feature. We have kids and my fiancée is able to walk away, take care of the kids and know when things are done. The price is a little high but in the long term, you end up paying less because of all the pots and pans that you normally go through.

I bought pots, dishes and other things, paid Kitchen Charm and they delivered on time. It's been eight months since I purchased the china products and they have all been very good. The pots and pans are great too. However, there was a promotion wherein if you bought products, then you get the extra benefits like coupons or hotel nights. Some of the promotional items are a little wonky, but it's fine. Those are just other vendors that Kitchen Charm works with. They're not necessarily the same company.

During the presentation, one of the biggest things that the rep showed off was cooking chicken in a sauté pan without adding any oil and just using the natural juices off of the vegetables and the chicken and having them not stick. A lot of times we either end up over-marinating meat or just drowning it in oil to try to get it to not stick. So, that was a huge selling point for me. And since I'm the one that does the majority of the cooking, I thought it would be really useful. So far, we've been doing a lot of venison and a lot of elk on our Kitchen Charm cookware. We also steam and roast trout with vegetables, at least when it's in season around here. I'm more than happy with the items I purchased from Kitchen Charm. They're incredibly durable and it doesn't take a whole lot of time to get them to heat up.

There are six people in my house, and I use the cookware all the time. It's good quality, but it was really pricey. Also, I'm someone who cleans immediately, but I've also noticed that a couple things have burnt to the pan and I'm not able to clean it as easily or as well as Kitchen Charm said it would be cleaned. That part is disappointing, but everything else is all right.

I got a couple different pots, pans, and a set of knives, and so far, I like everything. It's all worked out well. Normally, everything's easy to clean about them, but for some reason, when I cook chicken breasts in one of the pans, they are a pain. They always seem to burn easily then I have to scrape and scrub hard to get everything off.

The products we purchased are amazing. By far, one of the best. We get the most use out of the pint glasses, but we also have the wine and water glasses. We love those glasses. We haven't used the pots and pans though. There's a special way to wash them and we haven't had a chance to sit down and try and find the video to watch. Overall, I love Kitchen Charm. It was a great starting point for me moving in with my husband and having to start fresh. It's nice to have something that's nice and not cheap and gonna fall apart. I didn't have much time before my wedding before I got Kitchen Charm, but for couples that have time to put it on their register, that's a huge bonus as well.

Everything was in perfect condition when they arrived, and they've held up quite well since we've had them. All the knives are so super sharp, and all the pans are still non-stick. It's great. However, my fiancé is saying that there are a lot of pots in the set and not a lot of frying pan types. As a suggestion, it would be nice to get more than just the one size skillet pan.

The presentation was very nicely done and I liked the people who did it as well as the team work. I got a set of pots, spatulas, silicone spatulas, stainless-steel spatula, the knife set and the cutlery block. I love the quality, the weight and the way everything looks. It accentuates my kitchen. It took a while before Kitchen Charm started taking their payment and I was questioning what was going on with that. But after the payment started, I was cool. Everything’s good. I'm happy with my set and the overall experience.

I purchased a new kitchen set of pots and pans and everything sticks to the pans. But the cookware is easy to store and nice. Everything goes together.

We're used to running a lot of our stuff really hot, so when we first started using Kitchen Charm, things were sticking because we weren't used to the temperature-wise. Now, we've kind of gotten the hang of it a little bit better. It's a little bit easier to cook with it and clean it. It's definitely worth it and it's something to get used to too.

The salesman that I worked with was a very good dude. I bought a six-piece cookware set from Kitchen Charm and I haven't even used them yet because me and my fiancée just bought a house. But I can tell good from bad. At the seminar, the rep cooked food for us and it was good.

People cooked us some food using Kitchen Charm and my fiancée and I were really impressed with different things. We liked what they did and everything that they demonstrated. We bought the cookware and it works really great. The only time that I had issues was when I didn't read and follow the directions prior to using the cookware. When I do what it told me to do, everything comes out great. I love salmon and when I follow the directions, the salmon comes out perfectly. We also like cooking our vegetables in the cookware. There was a learning curve with the cookware. If you leave the lid on then it's still cooking. You need to pull the lid off before the food is quite done if you're not gonna eat it immediately. If you take the lid off, the cookware loses all its heat and cools down really quickly. Once we learned that, we didn't have any issues.

The entire design could be improved. People talked about how one would need to cook differently in order to use the Kitchen Charm cookware. But just in general, even when cooking using that style, the learning curve is pretty high. But even when cooking like that, it makes a much bigger mess than if using just a normal nonstick ceramic pan. The $20 cookware from King Soopers is better. If you attend one of the events, when you purchase the cookware, the other offers, like the trips and stuff that they use as incentives are very difficult to use. So, when you sign up for them or you try to use the code, it's not like you can just book and then they cover those expenses. You have to wait 7 to 14 days before a travel agent will get with you. Then you have to select two different times that you're available to travel and they'll tell you which one of those two you're going to be allowed to go. It isn't quite as cut-and-dry as they make it sound in their performance.

We've owned Kitchen Charm for half a year or so and it's holding up pretty well. It's pretty sturdy, high-quality, and stainless steel cookware. The cleanup has been pretty decent as well. But we like the knives a lot. We've got a set and those are pretty nice. It's just that things tend to stick a little bit with the skillet and so we ended up getting a nonstick one for things like eggs.

The 50-year warranty and the little thing that tells when vegetables are done were a big seller for me. We cook a lot of vegetables with our Kitchen Charm. We use it for tacos a lot. We also use the skillets often and we cook a lot of meat in it. The cleanup is super easy too. We do the water trick where we just put a little bit of water in it after it's done cooking, while it's still hot, and then it cleans off really easily. Also, the cookbook was super helpful to get us started to learn how to use them. That was really nice thing to have. It's been awesome overall.

We were looking to buy new cookware and Kitchen Charm just seemed to check the boxes, high quality, good usability, and then easy to clean. It's just hard to cook eggs on, they stick a lot. But cooking meat or vegetables is awesome.

We have the basic six-piece Kitchen Charm and we love the quality. We're very happy with it.

Kitchen Charm is great. We like the quality and the durability.

Our Kitchen Charm has been very efficient in my wife and I's cooking adventures since we've been married. We definitely like the frying pan and then the bigger cookware where she loves to make her pasta and spaghetti. The cleanup of the cookware is amazing. It doesn't scratch and food doesn't stick. I couldn't be more satisfied. Also, the knives we got are extra sharp. They cut clean through. My wife has always needed a cutting board so it was a win-win for me. I’m a firm believer in "You pay for what you get." So if you want quality, you have to pay for it. But I think our Kitchen Charm was reasonably priced for what we're getting and what it's been doing. I'm satisfied.

I like the knives of Kitchen Charm. They're of good quality. They're sharp too. But that's definitely what made it worth it for sure. The pans, I don't really care for. Everything I try to cook in them pretty much burns to them. Everything sticks to them. I've not had the greatest experience with them at all.

I like the cookware we purchased from Kitchen Charm. They're better than the pots and pans I had previously. The showing was a little bit more impressive than what I thought I brought home though. The salesman and the presenter did a very good job of making all the meals right at the show, but it didn't really translate to what the cookbook had. It's definitely good stuff. It's just the quickness and how the presenter did everything isn't what the cookbook has. So, it wasn't quite what was advertised during the show. He could have said, "Here are my tips. Here's how I do it. The cookbook will tell you to do it this way. Do it at this temperature and it will go a certain way." Other than that, the cookbook's fine and everything works the way it should.

I purchased the 11-piece Kitchen Charm pan set. It's really great. I love them. I like the waterless, greaseless cooking where I don't have to use water or grease to cook my food in the pans.

We purchased the six-piece cookware set and we love it so far. It has better quality than anything we've ever had. We were told we could cook it on medium heat and not to go above that because of the even cooking with the conduction that these pots have. If only it could be elaborated a little bit more in presentations. The other day, I must have had the heat too high and the bottom of the pan had a crusty layer of burn. But that's more of us trying to get used to this cookware as well. Overall, it's an unexpected and great experience.

I like that the Kitchen Charm products heat up quickly and cook everything really evenly. Sometimes it leaves like it's clean, but it leaves little marks and I have to use powder to get the hard stuff and watermarks off. But it cleans really well and nothing sticks to it. The knives are also really nice. I don't love the plates and bowls. Every time we use Parmesan cheese, it is stuck to the bowls and it won't come off. Other than that, I love everything.

We liked that with Kitchen Charm's pots and pans, we didn't have to use any water or oil. Plus there was bonus stuff like vacations which we would get when purchasing it. So far, the cookware has been really good. We've been able to use the stuff just as they said without any oil or steaming vegetables without any water. The only thing that has been kind of hard is cooking eggs. I also really like that the entire pan is getting the same temperature for heat instead of there being hot spots. I also like that they are dishwasher-safe.

The quality of Kitchen Charm is good. If something sticks, it comes out good and it doesn't stain it. So, all of that is nice. They seem sturdy. It’s reliable and helpful as far as the time when cooking, the sound of the steam when coming out and when to know to check things. It helps make cooking a little easier.

My Kitchen Charm is not like any of the other pots and pans I've ever had. They seem to be a little bit more efficient and I can clean them better. I can cook things a bit better with them, especially with me being able to put them in the oven. The handles don't burn or seem like they'll disintegrate. Also, I've dropped the cookware a couple of times because they're pretty heavy. I've never had kitchenware this heavy before so I have to watch what I do in lifting it up. But, the handles of the cookware are a great feature. It doesn't feel like they would be loose. The cookware also has a whistling effect so it would let me know when food is dying on the inside. Overall, the cookware is pricey but the price is worth it.

Kitchen Charm cookware is a high-quality product for a fraction of the price of most comparable products. Cleaning up has been pretty easy. Stuff sticks a little bit, but not too bad. The Santoku Knife has been my favorite as it holds an edge really well.

Kitchen Charm was a bit cheaper than what we were actually looking at. However, my knife tip already broke. I could have went to Walmart and bought a set that would have lasted longer. And if the knife broke, then I would have been out 20 bucks instead of however much I spent on it. It's irritating. Also, the stainless steel is hard to clean. It looks dingy. It wasn't what I wanted for how much I paid for it.

I got Kitchen Charm pots and pans. We used them and I liked them. I had to adjust how high I put the stove because the cookware conducts really well. At first, I thought they were not working and I was just scorching everything onto the pan. But after I watched a couple of YouTube videos, I found that they operate a little bit differently than my normal pans. The cookware is washing pretty well too. But if you wash them and you don't dry them in a certain way or really well, they get water spots. It's not the worst thing in the world.

I have used Kitchen Charm multiple times and I like it a lot. It works better with an electric stove than a gas stove but I found the happy medium as far as the nonstick, non-spill and no oil type of cooking. Other than that, it’s perfect. The sales rep was great. I had a question after the fact and he answered immediately, so I'm good to go. I'm very happy with the experience.

To make it easier in the kitchen, I bought pots and pans from Kitchen Charm. I also liked the warranty on them and it's pretty cool that they make noises when the food is done so that you know it's not burning. But one of our pots got food sticking to it and I don't think it's supposed to do that. Besides that one incident, the cookware have been pretty easy to clean and I wash them out like I normally do. I also made some kale in them and it was pretty good. I liked the fact that I didn't have to do anything to my vegetables when I use Kitchen Charm and I could just throw them in the pot.

I have cookware. But I was like, “Oh, I really like the way those scissors look.” But I needed new pots and pans. So after the demonstration, I was like, “Oh, they really do look like very quality products.” There’s a learning curve to them. But the gentleman who did the demonstration made it look so easy. And everything was delicious. The cleanup was, “Oh it's this, and then you just do this, and it's this, and it's perfect.” But it's not as straightforward as that. Every heating element must be different, like if you’re using a stove, a hot plate, or an electric cooktop, that comes into play. But it does work as promised. I ended up with the butcher block. There were also some trivets in there, and I ordered a stock pot that was not part of the original package. However, the cookware is pricey. It’s not something that everybody would be super willing to invest in. Other than that, it's a quality product.

When the Kitchen Charm rep did the demonstration, how the vegetables and apples looked, we could tell the color was still in them. The knife set was free with the cookware. Also, the nonstick was nice. We liked that it was monthly payments. We've had a good experience with Kitchen Charm, so far.

I like how fast things can cook and the lids and the way it's set up. But we have issues with water spots that come on there. Besides that, it's okay.

It's good cookware and the way the rep demonstrated it made it look like it was a great product. It's held up and it's got a lifetime warranty, so you can't go wrong with it. I like that it whistles when your food's done. It also cooks everything, like vegetables and chicken and it cooks them perfectly. You don't even need water or oil. They're of great quality and they live up to the hype that they were portrayed to.

We ended up purchasing the two knife set and the 12 pots and pans, the biggest set that they have. The quality is very good. The only downfall that we have on it is that it's in comparison to other really high-end cookware and we paid about $1,000 too much.

Everything that they were showing us eased my anxiety of everything. They were amazing. The process of getting the kitchenware was easy and smooth as well. I love how it cooks everything. I also love how it doesn't make our food shrink. It actually keeps the nutrients in it. I love that I can put them in the oven and in the dishwasher also. I don't have to treat them like they're glass and handwash them all the time. They're easy to use. It's really worth it, especially with the warranty.

It seems like food has been burning on the pots and pans. Also, they are a little difficult to clean up. The quality is all right but I probably don't know how to cook real well with it. So there's a little learning curve with stainless steel.

My old lady went to a bridal show and filled out something with Kitchen Charm. Then supposedly, we won some stuff and we had to drive six hours to go pick it up. But we came to find out it was a catch. You don't have to buy anything for it but we sat through a little demonstration and I ended up buying the cookware. It’s a little frustrating that after the six hour drive for that, I ended up having to spend four grand.

The Kitchen Charm rep's demonstration was great, from her just telling us about different pans, and then demonstrating cooking with them. It sold us. It was the eight-piece that we purchased. We've been using them and they're of great quality.

The high-quality material was our main reason for getting Kitchen Charm. We wanted nice stuff for ourselves. We got the pot that was larger, there's a normal looking pot, a shallower with a handle, and a third one. I'm amazed with their use in cooking vegetables. I'm happy with how they do that. I throw the vegetables in there raw, throw the seasoning, and just a bit of water. I've gotten a bit of experience with it, but I'm experimenting and trying to do different stuff. I've done chicken in it once, but I think I'm trying to focus on the vegetables. I also made a big pot of chili which was good too.

We went to a bridal show. And then, we got picked to go to a little introduction of the products. We went there, then a rep showed us in, and we just went in and bought them. They cook very fast. We put a chicken there and then we walk away. And then, we're like, “Okay, dinner is served.” And then, clean up is easy. We let it sit there with soap and water, and then we rinse it off and it slides right off. I love them. I especially like the knife set. We have lately been having a lot of big parties at our house so we do a lot of prepping with the knife sets cutting meat, fruits and vegetables.

Before the pandemic, we signed up for a bunch of trade shows for weddings. And with COVID, they all got cancelled. However, we got a message that we were selected for a Kitchen Charm demo. We just had to sit through a presentation at a hotel. So, we decided to go. At the end of it, we decided to buy the package. We had a mismatch of kitchenware anyway, and we were looking to invest in something that would last us more long term versus some of the cheap options that are there. And during the demonstration, the gentleman mentioned the type of material that it was made out of that was something that interested my husband, being an engineer and knowing the quality of different materials.

My wife knew a bunch of how the products work because her mom had some products mostly from Royal Prestige. It was the same thing. So, she recommended it. We wanted pots that are going to last for a very long time, which was why we got it. The quality of the Kitchen Charm cookware looks good so far.

The salesman was very good. I got a whole pot set and it came with a knife set and a knife sharpener. The items are very strong and sturdy.

My fiancée and I went to the presentation and going into it, we didn't assume it was going to be a sales pitch kind of thing. We thought it was more of like an informational thing. But it was pretty good. Their presenters were very professional and friendly. They did a good job. My fiancée was impressed with the pots and pans, and the package deals. We got the 12-piece, the China crystal glassware, and then the gifts that came with it. The quality of everything is pretty good. I like the pots and pans. It took me a minute to get used to not using nonstick again. But everything else is pretty nice.

Kitchen Charm is good quality stuff. It's been a pleasant experience.

The first thing that stood out to me was how fast Kitchen Charm cookware heated up the food and I liked that it whistled to tell you that the temperature was ready and how you could lower it. Also, it could take a lot less time cooking than the norm. I also like the material that the cookware is made of because I have been wanting to get away from aluminum and Teflon. We ordered it in October and we didn't get it probably for a month and a half. There were some issues with financing and we had to pay upfront a little bit for it. So, it took us a while to get it. My fiance was one that does most of the cooking and he was excited to try it. There was a little bit of trial and error with it for a couple of weeks because it would cook differently. But once he got the hang of it, he really had enjoyed cooking with it.

My original experience was good with Kitchen Charm but I had an issue with the Redi-Temp whistle melting in one of my pots. So, I reached out to the sales guy that I was working with. He said that it was not a super uncommon thing that happens and that they would send me a new whistle. I then told him about the pot. He suggested how to clean that to try to get the plastic out of the pot that it melted to and I tried it. Since that didn't work, he told me to send it to them and they would get it fixed. If they couldn't fix it, then they would send me a new pan. I sent it out to him. Quite a bit of time went by and I didn't hear anything from him. I reached out and he had some excuses it didn't get done or in a roundabout way, forgot about it. Another week or so went by and I still didn't hear anything. Then he said that the guy who was gonna fix the pan would get in in two days and they would have him look at it.

I got the pan set from Kitchen Char and I like the quality so far.

To give more accurate information, The people who told me that my options were pay and deal with it or go bankrupt was not Kitchen Charm, it was Kitchen Tradition (who the pots go through). Kitchen Charm customer service (Johanna) has been very informative. She sent me the information needed to help us learn how to properly cook with their cookware, and where I need to send the pots to in order for the warranty to be claimed.

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.

I'm not one for steamed vegetables. But once the Kitchen Charm rep showed us how to do the steamed vegetables, I was sold. I love everything that their rep showed us. We've just moved into our new house and we’ve just now unboxed our Kitchen Charm products, but I love them. Everything cooks faster and overall feel healthier. There's less grease. My husband loves the knife set. Whenever I ask for help in the kitchen, he doesn't grab the paring knife or anything. He always goes to the biggest butcher's knife every time. We’re peeling potatoes and he goes with the butcher’s knife.

The first time we bought some cookware from Kitchen Charm, it was a set. Then on the second time, we bought the griddle and a normal pot to cook eggs in. It has been great working with our rep. He's always very helpful with everything. He answers all of our questions before we buy the stuff. We love the quality of their products.

Kitchen Charm's customer service team was really good. All has been good with their product on my end. The cost is high but the quality is decent.

My Kitchen Charm cookware is very sturdy. But, I thought they were going to be nonstick. The other day, I cooked beans and they got stuck. Other than that, they work and so I'm happy. I'm using less water and oil because I have cholesterol issues.

It's pretty cool that the Kitchen Charm pots I have whistle when the food is ready. It's also cool that they have a warranty on them if they were to tarnish at all. They're of surprisingly really good quality for the price.

I like the quality of the frying pans and the pots from Kitchen Charm. They're amazing. They do exactly as the rep said they did and exactly as the demonstration. We also got the knife block. They're fantastic. They're dangerously sharp and the shears are great. I like that you can pull them apart so you can get a good thorough cleaning in them. We are 100% satisfied with the product. If I were to complain about anything, it was the price. You get what you pay for and Kitchen Charm has produced a great product so it's a little easier to spend the money every month.

The presentation was great, but when the representative demonstrated the cookware, we could only look at them. We purchased them because they looked beautifully. They're supposed to cook better and then you get them and you're like, “My God!” Even the guy that delivered it, he said, “Why do people order such heavy things that they can't go and pick up on their own?” I said, “What are you talking about?” He said, “Ma'am, look at the weight on this box.” I had no idea what was in that box till I opened it. He was not lying. They are extremely heavy. I didn't realize how heavy the pots are. Had I been able to walk over to them during the demonstration, pick them up and see how heavy they were, this definitely wouldn't have been something I would've invested in.

We got invited to the Kitchen Charm event that they were having. And the reason we decided to get it was, one, to have better pots and pans since we just moved in. And then, that was an easy way to help build our credit a bit since we were both young and trying to build stuff for our life. The package came with the bigger pans, and a medium pot with the strainer. We got some knives with it as well. They worked good. It has sped up a lot as far as the cooking time. Also, they are easy to clean. I like how they stack inside of each other so it's not too much of a hassle to find all the pieces that you need. The only thing that would maybe turn people off from it is that it is so expensive. But after you break it down and do the weekly thing like we are, it's not that bad. It's worth it.

My wife and I had gone to a bridal show and we won there. We went to a cooking class and Kitchen Charm was advertising their product. My wife is more of a buy something because it's pretty. I’m more of a buy something because it lasts. Most things that cost a lot are probably worth it. We wound up spending on pots, pans, and stuff.

We were tired of the pots and pans we used. We saw a demonstration and Kitchen Charm has better quality. It's been about three months that we've had the cookware and they work great. We love them in the kitchen and use them pretty much every night. Kitchen Charm is durable and it's easy to clean. My biggest thing is not having to spend so much time scrubbing.

The demonstration that we had at a bridal show was phenomenal. We got the Kitchen Charm cookware set and a lot of extra things with it like dishes, wine glasses, extra colanders, and an extra pot too. I like how thoroughly everything cooks. It's instant hot, instant ready-to-go. It saves us a lot of time. The cleanup is okay. I just do what the guy did in the demonstration. Put some Dawn soap and warm water, and I can get everything out. My nine year old can also get everything out quickly. However, we don’t have the griddle for the pancakes so we make them in the regular pot. And the only thing is to make sure we have a good oil ratio, because if not, it will stick a little. That’s it. So we don’t have to use much water.

I'm really happy with the purchase of my Kitchen Charm. The ordering process was pretty straightforward and to the point. We mainly used it before we started moving in. We can see the difference compared to our old pots and pans. My lady does a lot of Filipino cuisines like chicken and pork belly. The meat is super juicy and the cookware just gives an extra flavor to it. Kitchen Charm is definitely worth it and others should give it a try. I’ll let them see my pots.

We've used the different pots we got from Kitchen Charm and they've been pretty good. The cookware works as advertised. They're easy to clean and my food tastes good. The knives they gave with the cookware have been great as well.

We got the kitchenware like the pots and everything. It was really easy to find the items we wanted. The customer service was friendly and very nice to talk to.

I like how sharp Kitchen Charm's knives are. They're definitely of good quality but they have weird markings left on them after I clean them. They look like they're still dirty. Other than that, Kitchen Charm's cookware is everything they sold them to be. They cook food well and they clean easily.

I've had a great experience with Kitchen Charm. Their reps are really good and their cookware is of good quality.

My husband's a chef, and he really liked the material. We received our Kitchen Charm in December and we like it quality-wise. Cooking is simple with it. It's been good as long as I clean it right afterward and not let it sit overnight.

Our cookware is pretty durable and we use it every night. It's a lot easier to clean than our other dishes.

I really liked Kitchen Charm's demonstration. Their cookware has a great warranty and they will last a really long time.

I love cooking and I registered at a wedding venue to watch one of Kitchen Charm's cooking demonstrations. It was pretty amazing. The no-spill thing is an issue I have ‘cause I spill things way too easily. So, the demonstrator even did a shake one and said, “That was in California.” It was funny. Purchasing the cookware was simple and he worked with us very well. I like them. I have a family of five, so the big one does really good for me. The clean-up is easy as well. It's worth the purchase. If you don't have the money yet, it's worth checking out the demonstration.

I liked the demonstration, the guy cooking the product, the food, in front of us, and how quick everything was, and the cleanup. The pans are awesome. It was definitely not false advertisement. I bought a lot of stuff. I like fresh vegetables so I steam a lot of them in the smaller pot on their own without shrinking. It makes it a lot easier 'cause I don't have to use the colander. That's really my favorite one.

The quality of the cookware was really amazing, how everything could be cooked all at once and at the same temperature without drying or burning. I have a lot of family and when we get together, we do a lot of cooking. So, instead of all having their way, we have user demonstrations that Kitchen Charm showed us at the house, and it actually works pretty well. Cleanup's been fairly easy too. What I like about it is that there's no gunk that could get built up on the screw areas where the handle's at. That's an awesome plus.

Kitchen Charm had the promotion thing going on and we got one. It was easy to order the items that we wanted.

I love our cookware. It works just like the girl showed us in the demonstration. We bought the whole set 'cause we needed pots, for one, and we thought it would be a good wedding gift for ourselves. It's worth the price because it does everything that we read it’s supposed to do. It’s gonna last as long as it's supposed to as well. The customer service is so nice and easy to work with too. When I was missing my pizza cutter, all I did was call them, and they sent that right out. It was nothing. We're gonna order our steak knives later once we get these paid off.

Ordering from Kitchen Charm was nice. It wasn’t difficult although at first, I thought I wasn’t gonna get the pots. After I saw it on the bill, I knew I was going to get them. My daughter doesn't know how to cook and the first time, she burnt something. During the demonstration, the guy told her that he used frozen vegetables that produces their own water. But then he turned around and put fresh vegetables in there. She wasn't paying attention. But after that, it was perfect. The cleanup was massive though. I tested one pot and cooked vegetables. I had to add a teaspoon of water and they turned out good.

I am not as pleased as I thought I would be with Kitchen Charm for it to be advertised as what it is and as expensive as it is. The good thing about it is that it has a warranty. One of my pots, which I use frequently, is already starting to tarnish. When I was introduced to the product, I was told that it would not do that as opposed to all the other cookware I've purchased over time. The product, for not having it long enough, could step-up as far as the tarnishing. But the service was great.

I enjoyed the presentation that was done by the gentleman at the wedding expo we went to. He did a great job. The product could be something I could use for a very long time and it was gonna be saving us money down the road instead of having to pitch money every time something breaks because it has a 50-year warranty. The quality is great although when we mess up and we don't cook right, it gets caked to the pot.

We were told we won a free trip and other goodies from a company and we had to go to a sales pitch to receive the gifts. The presentation was impressive and the kitchenware looked really good. The "free" trips offered were an added bonus. We went with just the pots and pans and for how much we paid, there shouldn't be any issues with them. After several different temperatures cooking eggs, we reverted back to our old pan because the Kitchen Charm pans were a sticky, annoying mess to clean.

I liked the Kitchen Charm representative that was there at the bridal event that we went to. With their personalities and the atmosphere, they made the cookware to be something that I wanted to purchase. It gets the job done and it's definitely worth every penny. Other than the price, I'm happy with the quality of it. The warranty is a big plus too.

I filled out a thing to go to a big bridal expo but COVID happened. I was emailed that there was going to be a smaller expo instead and we went to that. The kitchen Charm presentation was really nice. We liked the quality and longevity of the products. I bought my mom and dad plenty of sets of pots and pans and that I didn't want us to have to go through that.

We were told that we won a raffle so we went to the bridal show to see what we won. The people there were talking to us about the kitchenware. What made me kinda get it was whenever he cooked the food, it actually tasted really good. The process that he said that the cookware used was different from what I was used to. That took a little bit of getting used to but I liked overall how the cookware worked in theory when the guy was explaining it.

The Kitchen Charm cookware heats up fast and when you have a lot of time in the kitchen, that’s a good reason to buy it. But the 50-year warranty was the number one reason. If it breaks, then turn it in. The cookware is a quality item and I like that you can put them in the dishwasher. They scratch up easily though when you’re using one of the scrubbers.

We just bought a house and we needed kitchenware, and Kitchen Charm was within our price range for a set. I like the look of it because it matches our kitchen and it has the little nozzle that lets you know when the pressure has built up. We can walk away from it and know when it’s ready. We got the baking set, the knife set and the nesting bowls too. Everything cleans very well and has great quality except one pan. It’s all brown on the inside and no matter what we do, it does not get clean. But everything else is in perfect condition. We have no problems with cooking with it. It retains heat well.

The way the pots were and the way the chicken cooked in them as well as the way the vegetables were done made me decide on buying from Kitchen Charm. Cooking with it is fast and convenient. All the vitamins and minerals are left in the food and I especially like the way that the food is prepared. When the thing pops up and you push it down for an extra 10 minutes, the vegetables look amazing. I also like that there's no mess cleanup. Kitchen Charm has been the best experience. I love to stay in the kitchen now and my fiancé loves it as well. He will cook a meal for me and I will have it when I get out of school.

The Kitchen Charm cookware heats up quicker and you don’t have to cook it on as high of a setting. The quality is good but waterless cooking does not work that great on them.

Kitchen Charm’s demonstration was awesome. After that presentation, there was no need to look for others. I like cleaning them up and how fast you can cook in them. The quality is great and the cookware is convenient. You can use multiple pots to cook multiple items in. So, it keeps things neat and clean.

I needed a new set and bought a Kitchen Charm. The quality is good though it's heavier than I expected it to be. It's worth the money.

The Kitchen Charm cookware are the only pans you have to use. The quality is very good and I like the speed that it cooks stuff. I would recommend Kitchen Charm because it's great.

The guy from Kitchen Charm had a good spiel and I like that there are no hotspots in the cookware. It heats the whole pan but it’s not non-stick at all. I have to soak it immediately after I'm done but it's nice that it can go in the dishwasher.

The Kitchen Charm cookware looked like they were good pots and they had the warranty, which made us decide on buying from them. We also liked the stability of the pots itself and that it cooks in a shorter period of time. I especially like how it heats the whole pot at one temperature. The pot cleans well and when it is still warm, then it glides right off.

The only thing that's good with Kitchen Charm are the utensils such as the knives. But as far as the pots go, they stick and my food burns. So, I'm very disappointed that I spent all that money and they're not good at all.

We were invited to a bridal thingy. Kitchen Charm did a demo for us. They made chicken, and Tim and I eat a lot of chicken. We liked at the time what they offered for us. So we decided to get something to try and cook our chicken differently. However, the first time that my husband used it, it just didn't go well. The bottom of the big pan that we have was all messed up. Then, it was a couple of weeks in with Corona, we fell on tough times. So I called and I wanted to return them 'cause I'm not able to pay for them anymore. But they told me that they couldn't. So that sucked too. I would tell others not to buy it.

Kitchen Charm seemed quick, easy and convenient. I liked that their cookware is easily stored. The cookware we got from them is doing what we're expecting it to do.

My wife found Kitchen Charm through a brochure. They offered a few free products if we came to listen to the sales pitch. The pitch itself was wonderful, and the pots are definitely upscale. We're definitely happy with the decision that we made to purchase the pots and pans. The thing that I love about them the most is they heat up very fast and the heat displacement is even. I enjoy that. The food comes out better and it cooks faster than on the pans and pots that we had prior. It's healthier too. It uses the moisture within the food and we don’t have to add anything to it. That's great. Kitchen Charm has wonderful packages, financing and things of that nature. They work with you on that as well. If you make the purchase, then you don't have to worry about quality because you'll get that with the product.

The demonstration that the man did was a good one. He made us notice that we always buy pots every year, and they're always getting damaged. With the way he told us about the pots and showed us the pots, we were convinced that we should have these because we wanted something that would be more long-standing and we didn't have to keep purchasing every year. I like how the cookware can hang around the house with the lids on. Also, they don't burn food. I feel good about the quality that's why we purchased them. That's how we've paid so much for it.

We liked the presentation. It went pretty cool. My wife loves the cookware. She bought the knife set too. They're really high quality. I don’t like the price, but that’s the way it goes. I liked how fast they cooked chicken in the presentation. They’re not using any oil. It’s a great product.

They have very, very nice pans. We got some pots and pans and mixing bowls. I love that they're scratch-resistant. They're not Teflon, so they don't end up scratching and peeling. I like that hey cook very decent. They're bigger than usual. I also like that they’re dishwasher-safe.

Kitchen Charm's demonstration did it for us. I like the fact that their rep cooked something without oil and with just the cover of their cookware on. He set the food down and walked away. When the whistle came, things were done. The cookware we got wasn't all that we were hoping for. Things weren't supposed to stick to the pan if we leave them on. We're starting to see that we still need oil if we're gonna cook eggs as those still stick to the pan to the point where we have to scrub them completely off. If we use oil like we do with most pans, the oil would burn off quickly and the eggs would still stick. Meats stick as well unless we steam them which the rep did to show that meat doesn't stick. The cookware is not worth what we spent on them. We could get other kitchenware for less than half the price and still have the same problems we're having now.

I liked what I saw during the presentation so we bought the pots. I use them every day. I like how fast the pot cooks the food and how you can stack the pots on top of each other and they all still cook. They’re easy to clean. Everything that was said in the presentation was true.

The presentation was not just a demonstration. The guy cooked there and did the whole nine yards. I got the 11 set and it came with the free knife set. I like it. It's easy to store. It's not light but the weight is good. Overall, it’s a good quality. Kitchen Charm really helped improve my cooking. The valve that they have is very helpful. It whistles when your food has reached the degree where it’s cooked, so you don’t overcook it. My food has more flavor in it, and I don’t overcook it no more. It's going good. I'm very happy with my purchase. But I don’t like that it still keeps residue on there. Even though I bought the special powder, it still has some stains left. I also used the one that came with the pot but it didn’t work. Then I bought another one off Amazon but it still doesn't leave them without the stains.

We went to a presentation and we liked it. But I didn't like that the guy didn't tell us that there was so much interest on it. I was pretty upset about that because it was very misleading of him. So don't get Kitchen Charm unless you have the cash for it. But overall, I like the cookware. My fiancé liked it because you get a free trip.

Recently, we've been using our pans but most of our food is burning in the pans. The pans are burning. They said that nothing should burn and it should be okay to use to cook. They also told us that nothing was supposed to stick. I'm paying a lot of money and for it to end up being like that, made me wonder.

I purchased Kitchen Charm based on the presentation they gave. The pots seemed good quality from the demonstration. I like how they work.

Originally, this cookware was supposed to be a bridal gift. At first, the presentation was great, awesome, and totally respectful. But after, this Kitchen Charm stuff has been a complete, utterly nightmare. I've purposely refused to open the box because of how I was done about the dishes. It was totally rude and just straight-up mean. Then, here I am, now working two jobs, trying to pay off the dishes that I was not even supposed to get, that’s why I haven’t opened the box.

I like how fast and evenly Kitchen Charm cooks. We were told that it wouldn't scratch but we've noticed on some of the parts that there were some scratches here and there. Nonetheless, it's the best cookware on the market that I've ever seen.

We don't use our cookware very often and I'm really regretting buying it. There's a lot more work than necessary and it doesn't seem like anything special. It said that nothing was gonna stick to it, and stuff does stick to it. We have to scrub it to get it off even when we clean it right away. I'm just not impressed.

Kitchen Charm's salesman gave a lot of awesome information about nonstick pans which my fiancée and I ended up fact-checking. They told us about how long nonstick pans actually last versus what companies say on the pans. They also told us who owns all the cookware companies and other products that are made alongside the nonstick coating of pans. We also looked at what nonstick coating can do to a human body. We found all the information very true. At the ended of his presentation, I wanted to go home and toss out every pan we owned. We were more than happy to purchase some nice cookware from Kitchen Charm. It was very nice to have some for when we move in and got our own place together.

Our Kitchen Charm cookware got a 50-year warranty and it will last a while because at the time we got it we had a baby on the way. Now, we have a two-week old. And the food was fantastic when the sales rep demoed the cookware. The quality is really good. It makes life a little easier cooking and heating things up. We’ve done pasta, vegetables, chicken and a bunch of side dishes with our Kitchen Charm and we like how quickly the cookware heats up.

My fiancé and I went to a wedding expo and we signed up for one of the dinners for two. It looked like Kitchen Charm has really good products. They had a demonstration and we liked it. So we went ahead. The product has a lifetime guarantee so even if it breaks or anything we can send it back and get another one. They're definitely worth everything that they're worth. They're nothing like you can buy in stores. It’s nice to have that newer and better-quality product.

I bought a set of pots and pans sometime last year and it genuinely is not worth the price tag. There's nothing particularly wrong with them, but the price is absolutely ridiculous for the product given. They don't heat evenly as was advertised which would've been nice on my tiny burners. They stain and aren't particularly the easiest things to clean off. You'd be better off buying cast-iron or buy a new set of copper pans every other year and you still wouldn't get close to this price. It's not worth it. Equivalent or better cookware can be found elsewhere for much cheaper.

I heard about Kitchen Charm through one of the bridal shows. We went to the showing after that, and it just seem like a pretty good quality product. We bought them before we were getting married and we have them in storage at the moment 'cause we're stilling with our parents. They cooked squash, which we don't like actually, but the way they did made it taste good. The lifetime guarantee made sense to have for a product like that.

Kitchen Charm has a 50-year warranty and the dishes were really good when it came to cooking. Getting it was a slightly difficult decision based on how much everything was, but we took the chance and we’re rather happy with it. It was worth the price. Everything cooks better and everything tastes better.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

We were at a bridal show and we received the Kitchen Charm after the presentation. It's amazing. So far, we’ve had nothing but success with them. Absolutely lives up to our expectations, the best cookware I've ever had. The first thing that really stood out to me during the presentation that I can't help but agree with once I had the product is the material, it just feels safer to cook with than any other cookware I've used. The typical stainless steel like the Calphalon, that people buy, stains over time. I've had these for months now and nothing's happened. No egg residue at the bottom when you're done cooking. Cleaning is absolutely easy too.

Kitchen Charm seemed like a great product and I decided to purchase it. Its quality is great, but the sticking to the pan still continues. Also, don’t cook bread on it because it burns the pan.

The live demonstrations for Kitchen Charm was really impressive in terms of ease of use, cleaning, etcetera and I was won over. But it’s definitely been sort of a steep learning curve. I have to do things a little differently from other cookware. And one thing that definitely stood out is I would love to see more and better recipes and examples than what is available both in the little cookbook that came with the cookware and what’s available online from their website. I found that to be the biggest impediment to fully enjoying the whole experience.

I heard about Kitchen Charm from my fiancée. We needed good stuff, and we liked the pitch and the guy was nice. I like how the cookware cooks -- it is nice to have stuff that cooks the food evenly and well. We are a younger people and we don’t like doing dishes, but the clean-up has been easy. It is nice that we can wash the pots, like rinse them off, toss the pan, and then put them in the dishwasher. And they come out nice. They are beautiful-looking cookware and the quality is nice.

We went to a bridal show and put my name in the raffle, and then we were picked to go to a demonstration show. The way the distributor described the product, it seemed pretty legit. Then she added other incentives, like vacations. We ended up getting the smallest package. The products are durable but definitely not what we were promised.

I recently got married, so we needed pots and pans, but we did not want to go buy just any and every pots and pans. The quality of Kitchen Charm is very good and we love it. So, we have pots and pans, as well as the knife set, sheet pans and the griddle. The knives are very good too. They cut very well compared to other knives. We are very satisfied, and once we get done paying on the price of it, we are going to invest in some more other products.It's a good investment, and I will recommend the whole quality of the product to anybody.

The presentation of the salesman of Kitchen Charm at the wedding expo we attended was good. He had me sold. He did a great job. Trying to get my wife to cook was crazy. But now, she just set the lid on there and locked away, and it’s all nice. And cleaning the pans is very nice too. We use the pans every night. The quality is excellent. They never warp at all. And then, the handles are sturdy. They were quite heavy when I got the box. However, I was a little upset about a couple of the knives. The edges didn’t hold. Within two uses, they were falling apart. Big flakes and chips coming off of a couple of the knives. But we just had them re-sharpened. It was just a little too fine and it’s fragile. We just put a little bit different of an edge on it and it’s held up since then. It was just the two bigger knives. All the rest of the knives were fine.

My fiancé went to a bridal show and got some sort of invitation to go to a presentation. And we ended up going. We cook a lot at home, so it was relevant to us. The salesman there was pretty personable, funny, and engaging. He was able to catch our attention and we liked the product. However, the way it heats is different and there was a little bit of a learning curve since you’re using different techniques with it. I found it hard to use higher heat. It’s a little trickier to get that balance between not burning the food but using high heat. But overall, we think the product is nice and good quality.

My wife went to some bridal thing and they said we could come up and watch a demonstration. We needed pots and pans, so we said that we might as well get the good stuff. The demo was cool. Kitchen Charm seems to be working out fine.

I went to a bridal expo and won one of Kitchen Charm's giveaways. Then, I had to go sit through a seminar, type thing in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The rep was wonderful and cooked for me. She told us all about the collections and showed us some other pots and pans, and how dirty they were, which was kinda gross. Then, she cooked for us while she was showing us the Kitchen Charm pots and pans. Then she went through the payment options. If I didn’t see it cook and ate the food, I don't know that I would have bought it. It was one of those things that you really did have to see it and try it to believe it.

We went through a wedding expo and won a raffle. When we went to claim the prizes, there was a salesman there who tried to sell us some stuff. We needed new pots and pans anyway, so we figured we’d kill two birds with one stone. We listened to the meeting and he had a lot of really good points about the product and about how non-stick was just really dangerous once it starts to scratch, and how the surgical stainless steel perfectly conducts heat. There were no hotspots on it and it was just warm throughout the pan, unlike the other pots and pans we use where only certain parts would get hotter. The whistling feature on the top of the pans was also pretty awesome. Moreover, they gave us a couple of extra gifts so we had more incentives to buy the pots and pans. We ended up buying stuff.

I love Kitchen Charm. Its quality is excellent. I’m a steak girl and like cooking that the most. I like the fast way you can cook in the Kitchen Charm and that you don't have to sit there and watch your food. It's also easy to clean. I'm very satisfied with it and have recommended it to a lot of people.

I heard about Kitchen Charm when I was invited to the event, which was from a friend. I was the second-party and saw it as a good deal and decided to pick it up ‘cause I love pots and pans. The presenter was amazing as well. He did a very good job presenting. And he was part of the reason that I bought it.

We went to a wedding show and ended up buying a Kitchen Charm kit. So far, we've used one pot one time. We tried to follow the directions based on the book and whatever else they told us. Unfortunately, the whole thing burned on the bottom. It’s interesting, especially because you're spending all that money on what’s supposed to be premium pots.

I went to a wedding expo and the guy who was there on behalf of Kitchen Charm was so cool and funny. My husband and I decided to get some of the pots they had 'cause they look super nice. We had just moved into our new house and we didn't have any nice pots. So, we thought that would be a nice addition to our new place. After the expo, Kitchen Charm sent me something in my email letting me know that I won some free gifts.

We got our Kitchen Charms for the vacation that we could get out of the purchase. While the cookware is alright, the value isn't there. It cooks but for the money I spent, I'm very dissatisfied.

We attended one of those brides promotion events. The demonstration was a big selling point. Also, it was very intimate and we can ask questions. I like that the cookware nestles together. However, we're disappointed that the claim that they're non-stick is not true. And if there's some special way to treat the material that Kitchen Charm explained during the presentation, it wasn't in the paperwork with it. So, the time period between the presentation and us receiving it is not conducive to giving verbal explanation on how to treat the hardware. But also having a live person to talk to about our experience, and if there's something else that we should be doing or something like that, would have been a little more helpful. But overall, we're very happy with it. It's a big thing, but it's not big enough for us to want to return it or to leave one of those negative comments because we looked at the comments from other people who purchased.

We went to a bridal show. I must have put my name into something and Kitchen Charm texted saying to come to the demonstration, and then we went to that. We decided to buy because they said with any purchase, you would get the vacation. Also, the cookware looked like it was sturdier than anything that we had. However, it’s hard to use. I’ve had a lot of problems with it. It's frustrating because it looked like a lot easier to use from the demonstration. Every time I tried to cook vegetables in it, we had a lot of black left behind that’s really hard to clean out. The rep advertised it as an oil-less way to cook and if you don’t oil the pan or put anything in it, everything just sticks. The pots are really well-made and that probably is just my lack of cooking skills. All the rep did was boil chicken in it. So, if he showed how to make something that could possibly stick to the pan a bit more in the demonstration, it would have helped.

My fiancée went to a wedding expo, fell in love with the Kitchen Charm product and followed through with it. She has the skillet she can plug into the wall, which makes it very easy. She really likes that one and the cleanup is easy too. The quality is very good. I told her it was such a good deal. I never like cooking, but having that product, I look forward to cooking. It’s a great product and the customer service is always there.

I liked how Kitchen Charm's cookware is a healthy thing. It was nice to see how well they would cook when we were at the expo. The food doesn't stick to their pots and chicken would be really well-cooked without oil. We got some and though we haven't used the cookware, they all look nice in the backroom of our home.

Kitchen Charm is pretty good to use and the cleanup is very easy. My favorite are the pans and I like cooking chicken, rice, and vegetables. I tell others to get Kitchen Charm if they don’t already have it.

I liked how Kitchen Charm's cookware is really sturdy and heavy-duty. It's not flimsy like the other cheaper pots and pans that I have. Cooking with the pans I got has been pretty good. It sticks a little bit but still works out pretty well. I really like the knife I got too. Plus, their customer service reps have been awesome. I've told others that Kitchen Charm's items are worth it.

We went to a Kitchen Charm demonstration and liked what the rep showed us. We were getting married and kinda wanted to good stuff. We realized that the person that filled out our form put the address wrong. Our order got sent to the wrong address and called customer service to help track down where the package was at. The items are of good quality. It's the first really expensive stuff we’ve ever really bought and by far, it's better than everything else we have. However, we've had it since January and already, we've had some stuff that started rusting. We’re hand washing everything as soon as we used them and then drying it. We've spent the money and wanna take good care of them.

I wish that I could send my Kitchen Charm cookware. Something happened and I don't need them at this time. However, I had to return them within a few days of receiving them. Now, I'm stuck with a payment. Still, my overall experience with their products was pretty good. I’m very big into eating healthy and it does take a while to cook everything. How fast the Kitchen Charm cookware cooked was big for me.

Kitchen Charm had a demonstration and just from that, it looked like it would be a pretty good product. My fiancée is a chef so she was interested in what the cookware was able to do in the demonstration. The cleanup looked good too. We got the cookware and it’s definitely heavy.

My wife and I went to a bridal show. Kitchen Charm sent us something in an email saying, if we come listen to a demonstration, there are some free gifts. So, we went and checked it out. We bought our cookware last fall and I really enjoy the pots and pans. They feel like they’re gonna last a long time, which is one of the things I love, the durability of it. I also like the look, the surgical stainless steel. But one of the first times we cooked vegetables in it, it stained the bottom and that has never come out. So, that’s a tough part where I wanted to keep it nice and pretty and it’s not. But that’s just cooking in general and it’s gonna happen. I’m very impressed with it overall. There is a large variety of pots and pans and it has good features like the whistle on top of the lid. It also cooks very evenly.

We got Kitchen Charm as a wedding gift for ourselves. We went to a bridal expo, and we met the people there. They called us and asked us to come in for a show so they can talk to us and show us what they had. So, we went and met a couple at a hotel. They were interactive and they made the presentation funny. It was very interesting. The guy showed us how he cooked in it and how it has a vacuum seal. He cooked the chicken breast and even let it stand there a little longer in the pan, and it did not burn. The chicken cooked evenly and it tasted good, too. On a different pan, they cooked the mixed vegetables in it and they did not taste like each other -- the broccoli still tasted like broccoli and the carrots still tasted like carrots. So, they did not blend together. He also showed us how to easily clean it up. He had the different-sized pans that one can get on display.

We did not have any pots and pans, and so we needed them. From the demonstration at the wedding expo, Kitchen Charm seemed like a good cookware, and everybody seemed like they had them for a long time. They said that cleanup is supposed to be easy too, that there should not be any burnt or sticky mess.

We needed quality pots and we figured that Kitchen Charm was a good place to get some. We have our cookware for less than a year and my favorite thing about it is using less water when we cook vegetables. I also like when it tells you when your boiling water is done and the little whistle thing is nice. But I don’t like how it doesn’t really wash as easily as I was expecting it to after the demo that I watched. It’s stained and it doesn't wash very well. Other than that, it's a really nice pot and as far as being non-stick, it is pretty good.

After the demonstration, we really liked the cookware from Kitchen Charm. But the thing that mainly got us to buy it was the vacation that they offered. We have the cookware for six months now and my fiance's favorite thing about it is the whistle. As for me, I like that it heats up really fast and that it cooks everything very evenly. But the person doing the demonstration was a bit more professional than I am, so when it comes to general food items, he had a bit more knowledge of how long to cook something. So, his might have turned out a bit better than what I could cook at all. Other than that, when I'm cooking meat items like chicken or steak, it will stick to the pan. I used an abrasive to take it off, and it's not bad, but I've had a little bit of a hard time with some of the cleanup. Still, I would tell others that I would recommend going to one of the demonstrations.

The couple we spoke with sounded informative. We want something that’s long-lasting versus something that’s short and sweet and cheap, so we figured getting Kitchen Charm makes sense. It’s easy to clean and very easy to stow away where they all basically fit into each almost. It takes much less space than other cookware we’ve used.

My wife went to a bridal expo and heard there about Kitchen Charm. We purchased it because it seemed to be a very high-quality item. I, however, find it to stick all the time. I put oil into it and tried to make hash browns, and they locked on like the strongest glue I had ever seen. They were troublesome because they always said, “Put in a bunch of oil,” and I thought that was to keep them to brown up nicely, but they freeze so hard on that surface. I then tend to have to soak it a little bit and get it loose, and then I try to clean it out. The few times I’ve used it, it has been a bit of a nightmare. So, I tend not to use it -- it just sits in my dish rack. It is pricey and I hope someday I’ll learn how to use it. But, right now, it is not in my radar to use it.

I went to a bridal expo and my name was chosen as a winner to receive a vacation. My fiancé and I said we can apply these to our honeymoon and we went to the presentation, which is how we found out about Kitchen Charm. We wanted nice, very good pots for us. We got them at the end of December and made them our wedding gift to each other. My fiancé wanted to try them, but we haven't used them yet because we are saving them for when we buy a house at the end of the year. We're putting anything we're getting as gifts aside. That way, when we move into our new house, we're going in it brand new. We're gonna have all new cookware, plates and appliances. All in all, I've been happy with everything and I can't wait to use our pots.

Our Kitchen Charm works fine. They’re very easy to clean, nothing sticks to them, and I like the demonstration that we had with the dude, which we easily repeated as far as how fast it cooks. It’s amazing. It was expensive for what it was but it seems better made than normal store bought pans. We did the pans and the full knife set. The knives are amazing. I love them.

I enjoyed the Kitchen Charm presentation at a wedding expo. My pots and pans can pretty much cook food without me being near. It warns me when my food is done and stuff. And they're easy to clean. With most pans, you have to sit there and scrub and scrub but with this one, I use just soap and water. Also, it's stackable and saves space. If anyone asks, I’d tell them to go buy it.

Kitchen Charm is a pretty solid, stainless steel kitchen stuff. I’m a big fan of stainless steel so the stainless steel on the outside is a good thing. I’m also a fan of the whistle and it makes the rice very easy to make, especially for times when everything is boiling. It is pretty easy to clean. There's a little bit of discoloration with some of the normal soaps. But they've given instructions on how to clean and make them nice and shiny. The discoloration came out fairly easily. I’m limited with old electric appliances and Kitchen Charm works with them. But I don’t wanna end up burning the bottom of the pots and pans 'cause they’re electric and they heat up a little bit more. The overall cost was an inhibitive factor, but there was a vacation included in the deal as a promotion. If the vacation part was not covered, I probably wouldn’t have purchased them. If you have the means to buy that kind of thing, Kitchen Charm is a pretty solid thing.

I like its durability. Food still sticks in the bottom more than the rep filled us on it. But it's easy to clean after and it’s good quality. It’s not the cheap stuff.

We've been using Kitchen Charm for three months now and I have no complaints thus far. They have been really great products. I like the non-sticking feature and that all we have to use is a little bit of water and that’s pretty much it. The quality is really good. I haven’t seen anything wrong with them. We've been really satisfied with the product.

I purchased the Kitchen Charm because it cooks clean food without grease or oil. However, the first time I got it, I ended up throwing it all away ‘cause I didn’t like it. And now, I've got it the second time from the show. I like that it's greaseless, waterless and that whistles when things are done. However, I'm not impressed with the clean-up. Half of my pans already are scorched dark at the bottom. For example, I put broccoli into a 2-quart cooking dish that was rinsed with water as what's directed and it scorched the bottom of all the broccoli and the bottom of my pans. I had to throw out all of my vegetables for a meal and that was really disconcerting. So, now, I'm hesitant of what to actually cook in my cookware, which is probably why I threw it away the first time that I got it.

The cookware from Kitchen Charm is pretty nice. Kitchen Charm had better prices compared to the other company there at the bridal shower that did the same thing and we like the warranty of Kitchen Charm too. I know kitchenware can be expensive and if I got a warranty on it, if something goes wrong that's not my fault, I know that I don't have to keep buying it over and over again. I also like how they clean more than anything. I tried to cook something in it the way they did in the demonstration but it didn't go the way it did in the demonstration. I don't know if it's my bad or what, but all I know is I burned all the mashed potatoes.

I like how quickly everything can be cooked in it. That was the main reason why I bought it. Also, the financing was very easy to set up. Everything has been working out good so far.

I've had my My Kitchen Charm cookware for four months and it works excellent so far. I like the easy cleanup and how it cooks the food is better than any pans I’ve ever used.

Everything was great with our experience with Kitchen Charm. We just wanted to try to get some things on our registry, we’re gonna get married in November. We went to one of those dinners for two things and then we bought the small package. We got a couple of pots and we love them. The quality is great. I like how easy they are to clean, how moist all of our meats are and nothing’s ever dried. Pretty much the whole cooking experience is a lot easier than it used to be where things would just get fried. It just cooks it really well.

I talked to some people who had already used the product before and my parents and some of my friends swore up and down by it. The presentation was absolutely awesome. Had I not had other contribution to influence my decision, on the presentation alone, I would’ve purchased it. The quality is absolutely fantastic. I like the utility of it. It’s versatile. There's very, very little difficulty in boiling water to preparing a full on meal. I could cook faster with something else, but I fear actually burning something. But with Kitchen Charm, I’ve never had a fear of that.

I won a prize at a bridal expo to go to the Kitchen Charm viewing. Their incentives and warranty made me purchase their cookware. I've had them for about six months now and I like the ease of cooking and the time it takes. I also like the whistling, being able to walk away from it and it letting you know when it's ready. But it is pretty heavy. I don't get to cleaning them right away because they’re a little tough to clean. But that one is for personal because I don’t put them in the dishwasher. I don’t have a dishwasher so I have to wash everything by hand. Other than that, the cookware has really high quality. We have a couple that's getting married a little bit after us and we were saying to get them.

I got an invite through one of the bridal expos and Kitchen Charm contacted me. After the presentation, the dishes seemed really nice. My fiancée cooks a lot, so I thought it would be a nice starter wedding gift for her and for myself. Now that she has nicer pans, she's able to cook a lot more. She's been using everything. It is very good quality. They cook a lot faster, they're not as sticky and they're a lot more durable as well. It was a little tricky at first cooking with them because I wasn’t used to how fast everything cooks, but after I got used to it, it's very nice.

My fiancée and I went to a couple's something and I saw what Kitchen Charm could do. That was my selling factor. The guy cooked us a meal and let us try it. And after that, I was sold. It cooks evenly, especially with the lid, and cuts down on defrosting time. You throw whatever in there and cooks it evenly all around. You don't have to flip or do anything like that. Everything has been good and exactly as advertised.

Kitchen Charm's presentation was very good, and then once you received the cookware, since it is independent sales, it's okay with the seller to take it back. And the loan company was very hard to work with. I still have to make payments on it even though I don’t even want it. Even as simple as eggs, it is almost impossible to scrape it off after you cook it. It leaves residue on everything that you cook. You're expected to use a Bar Keepers Friend or whatever and it's not worth to buy it at all.

The guy from the show we went to was a good salesman. He was selling us Kitchen Charm and his show was pretty appealing and we knew we needed pots and pans as we were getting married. We have had it for a few months now and we’re happy with it. It’s definitely more expensive than other sets on the market. So it was a hard discussion and a hard sell at first, but he gave us some additional deal on top of what he was offering for other folks. The quality was solid. He mentioned that we could cut things inside of the actual pan itself and how it was all laid out and the warranty. He was a pretty cool dude and I was pretty satisfied with the experience.

We were told we won some stuff, so we went to the dinner deal that they offered and checked out Kitchen Charm. The presentation was okay. The price sucks, but everything else is okay. My fiancée uses it and she likes it. The kids have screwed it up a few times, and it ended up burning stuff in the pan. She came, unglued it and it all came back clean. My fiancée was pissed off over it, but she says Kitchen Charm cleans up pretty good. It does well with the cleaner that came with it too.