KitchenAid Cookware Reviews

Love the durability of the stainless steel, but not so crazy about the no-stick finish. Over time it starts to deteriorate and the only answer to that is a new pan. With all stainless, they last forever.

Beautiful polished stainless cookware set with copper heat transfer bottom plate. Really looks and feels like high quality. If you like the look of this cookware and don't mind having to soak the pieces to remove stuck on food, it is of high quality and good price.

When it comes to kitchen tools, KitchenAid is definitely top notch. I have numerous pieces from storage to processors to stand mixers all hold up extremely well - one stand mixer (my small 4.5qt) is over 20 years old and still runs great.

Though it may not seem like the price for KitchenAid cookware is much in comparison to other fancy products, my budget doesn't usually allow for this kind of luxury and I say that because I do consider the quality of these products to be very high which does seem to reflect on its pricing. That said, I love all my KitchenAid cookware especially my mixer and several attachments I've bought for it, my favorite being the food-grinder which is a MUST-HAVE for those who love to make meatballs as often as I do. I would easily recommend KitchenAid to anyone and if given a list of cookware to choose from, I will almost always (if not always) choose KitchenAid. Just this week I was looking for a new can opener to buy, noticed there was a KitchenAid option available and quickly purchased that one. That's the kind of trust I have with this brand. Love, love, love KitchenAid.

Wonderful cookware. Very durable and dishwasher safe. It is more expensive but I would definitely spend the money again to get it because I was quite pleasantly surprised at how durable it is. Right now I only have skillets. Thought I would definitely be purchasing the whole set if I can find it. In my 60 plus years I've used a lot of cookware and KitchenAid is by far the best I have ever come across.

KitchenAid is the best brand of cookware! I had an indestructible frying pan that I had for 6 years and was so happy with it every time I cooked. It was nonstick and huge for the family of 2. Now that our family had grown we had to upgrade and move, so I've donated all my old and loved kitchenware... Looking to buy a new and awesome cookware from my favorite brand - KitchenAid!

I Like the Kitchen Aid brand. This brand his been around for many years and it is a really reliable set of cookware that I would purchase every time I’m in need of cookware. As far back as I can remember, my grandmother has always had this cookware in her kitchen along with the kitchen appliances. This cookware and kitchen appliances outlasted all the other cookware that she would purchase. My grandmother is the first person that introduce me to the brand of cookware and appliances. I am very happy she did because anytime I need cookware and appliances kitchen Aid is the brand in my kitchen only.

I believe this is a good product for those who are just learning to cook on or for a good starter set of cookware. I believe the value is in what you pay for when it comes to good cookware and this product is ok for that, but honestly I prefer to use the Paula Dean and/or Racheal Ray cookware when I cook.

KitchenAid makes solid products for a somewhat reasonable price. I would gravitate toward this brand because despite its price you know you are paying for quality and security that it will work and last longer than other unfamiliar brands.

I have always loved and admired KitchenAid products. Every item is made to last for a long time. And with the variety offered you can easily fulfill your cooking and baking needs. Colors are bright and can fit in well with anyones kitchen decor.

KitchenAid has never disappointed in terms of quality and selection. While I would appreciate a bit of a lower price for their products, I know that what I am buying is top quality and will last a very long time.

These pots are perfect when using on the oven! There is no sticking in the bottom of the pot or burns when you place on the oven. I have a gas oven and I tend to always use medium heat to cook my food. The food is always done perfectly holding in the flavor.

My new blender makes great frappes for my sweet grandsons and handsome hubby. It is powerful and attractive. It's easy to use and I would recommend KitchenAid and looking at more of their products. Grab some ice cream and grab the blender! Enjoy.

Hi. I've owned a KitchenAid mixer for 30 years. I still have the little hand held mixer. But there's nothing like the standard kitchenaid. It can go from slow to fast in seconds. And and won't guit on me.

Reliable, variety and long life, completely satisfied with the product, no complaints yet, the price is okay, designs are good, we even buy their products to gift others and recommend other friends and relatives.

It is always very important how the handles are insulated from the heat. These are the very best, coolest, safest to handle.. When searing meat there is very good distribution of heat evenly.. Covers are airtight.

Long lasting products, Reusable containers are great and keep food items fresh and sealed without worries. The products come in a variety for all of your food storing needs and are very affordable. The seals on the lids do not wear and they are easy to clean.

I have An electric mixer which I love when I'm baking but having it go up-and-down is kind of difficult. I don't like the mechanism on it. It does work really well though. I have utensils for cooking that I use and sometimes they do break are they're are a little flimsy. I wish they would be a little bit thicker and wouldn't bend when I'm trying to Stir stuff. Otherwise the value of them is pretty good and I would recommend.

The cookware works but the handle can get too hot to handle without potholder glove. It's a cookware for cooking. However, I will try a different brand that food will not stick often. Nice brand and price is reasonable for individual pieces.

I use KitchenAid pots and big pan for everyday cooking and it is good quality. Handles are robust and doesn't get warm. Base is heavy duty stainless steel. Food doesn't get burn. Warm up very fast. Easy to clean. Dishwasher friendly. Not very heavy.

I have one name brand pot, a Kitchen Aid. I've had it now for about 15 years. It cooks so well and has not stained. The only thing that I do not like is riveted handles, they are hard to clean on the inside of the pot. Otherwise it has served me well.

I have used and loved my Kitchen Aid pots and pans for 5 years approx. I think that for the price they were well worth it, I use them every day, I have used my electric mixer for whipped potatoes and they stand the test of time. All in all our family is very pleased with the set. Thank You.

I've used many Kitchen Aid products over the years and one of my favorites is the immersion blender. It's a life saver and time saver. Everyone that cooks should have one in their arsenal. And the vegetable chopper and dicer is amazing and everyone should have one.

I bought a set of Kitchen Aid almost five years ago and I have really enjoyed using it. I think it is really nice cookware. I like that it had a lot of different pieces and the price was really a good price. ❤️

We purchased our KitchenAid kettle roughly 3 months ago and it is falling apart. We had a $12 dollar kettle before this that lasted us 4 years. The KitchenAid brand kettle this service request was about is $40 CAD. I am told I am turning the heat up too high on my stove... Meanwhile we did the same with our $12 kettle and it lasted us 4 years. I should have just gone to Walmart where the customer service would be better however Walmart also suggested phoning KitchenAid to see if they would provide us with an upgraded kettle. I'm not sure why I thought exchanging it for a better quality kettle through KitchenAid would have been a better decision as the customer service within the company is horrendous.

I am a 59 y/o male, bought my stainless steel 9 pc. KitchenAid cook set 9 yrs. ago. If you watch any cooking channels, they all use stainless steel because non stick looks good on paper but normally chips off. And as for Nikki in B.C., where were you when your kid was playing with the stove. I use my pots and pans every day and could not be happier. Good quality pots and pans don't make you a good cook, only enhance your cooking ability. Shame on all of you who blame KitchenAid for your user malfunction.

Kitchen Aid KFP0933 Food Processor - This is a terrible food processor. It looks great but is difficult to use and, especially the disc setting is terrible. It creates garbage and food goes into all sort of nooks and crannies in the appliance. I have had food processors for years and am knowledgeable about the use of them. The feature that sold me on KitchenAid was the ability to have the thickness of sliced vegetables from very thin to larger. I am sorry I purchased this appliance and have found that I am back to using a hand grater instead of this food processor. I tell everyone about how displeased I am with it and am sorry I purchased it and am in the market for one to use instead of this one which I am going to throw away.

I bought a KitchenAid cooker just 6 months ago. It is the artisan range and very expensive. The cooker worked very well until I used the cleaning programme. It is now not possible to get the trays out. They won't move. Daily attempts to have this resolved have after 2 weeks failed. The customer service is non-existent in Ireland. They give no's etc but not possible to speak with anyone they do not return calls or respond to messages either from the shop or directly from the customer. I would avoid buying any KitchenAid products. Don't touch them.

I finally bought something I had always wanted -- a food processor. So when I was given a gift card for a local kitchenware's store, I bought a KitchenAid KFP-715 food processor. I don't use these sorts of appliances very often. I owned it approx. 3 years when it broke down, after only 3 uses. But unfortunately the warranty had expired AND the store return policy had also expired. The part that broke was a tiny pointy thing on the bowl's handle that engages with another part to make the motor turn. So now I've had to buy a replacement part that will HOPEFULLY not break. My husband looked at it & it appears the part that broke is flimsy to begin with.

Purchased their 3 piece bakeware set in red. Used the 9 X 13 inch pan last night for the first time. It is stated that the pieces are good for the oven, microwave and dishwasher. When I took the pan out of the oven it had cracked right through. Used in a 375 degree oven. Will never buy their product again and wish to warn future buyers not to purchase.