Royal Prestige Cookware

Royal Prestige had a presentation at a home expo, and I liked the way it cooked and the ease of operation. You just don’t have to play with it a lot. You don’t have to oversee it a lot. The guy that did the presentation did a wonderful job with it. He was very knowledgeable. The ease in which he did everything, he was very accustomed to it. He wasn’t a new person that didn't know what they were doing. And the food tasted good. We stayed for the whole presentation, and he hooked us. We've had our cookware since February and so far, so good. My electric cooks a roast fantastically. We can put it on before we would go to church and set the temperature and timer and come home, and it is fork-tender. It is absolutely marvelous. You wouldn’t believe a roast coming out of that thing.

My husband and I went to a home show in Omaha. He's kind and saw that I liked some of their stuff, and he just got it for me. Our Royal Prestige cookware is working good and I like it. I like the big, rounded skillet. And the quality of the items I got is very good. But I wish I could go to a site where I could see how to use it better. I can't find one. I forgot everything at the demo especially of the food cutter. Also, it seems after I used and I washed them, I have to use that stainless-steel cleaner. And I don't really like doing that. I used to have a stainless-steel set. It was 40 years old. I never had to use that stainless-steel cleaner. I hate putting all these chemicals on this. And I don't know why I have to use that stainless-steel cleaner. But if I put the stuff in the dishwasher, I don't have to. I like stainless steel. And it seemed like Royal Prestige is a good set. It's waterless, but I need a video. I wish they had a video. Otherwise, the cookware is good. .

I've seen Royal Prestige for years and I haven't found any retailers that do similar cookware that is decent around this area. So when Hurricane Harvey removed most of my stuff, I figured I deserved to get the cookware after having to deal with all that. But the very first time I cooked in it, I burned it. My mom also bought a set at the same time. But she couldn't remember how to use it. We went back to the cooking show and the rep explained to us. My mom also wrote all the information down and now, she's using her cookware.

We were at the fair that Royal Prestige comes around every year and they had a really good presentation and a decent sale going on at that time. I liked how the cookware was explained and how you could test the food. I was thinking that if I was gonna buy cookware and spend money, I might as well make sure it's gonna be worth it. It cooks betters and the food tastes more natural. The flavor and the taste of the food are also different. The cookware has a very sleek design and different finish. It is very modernized. My wife uses it more and I told her not to be so aggressive with it. There are a few scratches and I told her that it isn’t like her regular everyday one and that she has to take care of it if she wants it to last longer, so she is being a bit more cautious and careful about it now.

We were down at the Fairgrounds in Jackson, Tennessee years ago and my wife bought Royal Prestige cookware. They're great cookware and I've had a good experience with them. I'm very happy to have them. I like to cook vegetables in them. We have an electric skillet that I loved but its legs kept breaking. I ordered legs for it and after my wife passed, I called Royal Prestige to get them. However, they couldn't give me the legs so they sent me another skillet. I also bought an extra one. So now, I have two skillets and they are the most beautiful cookware I've ever seen.

I absolutely hate them. The clean up is horrible with them. You have to soak and scrub everything. Nothing is easy. Spending so much money on pans and cookware, and then you have to spend so much time and energy to clean them. One of my good friends is a culinary chef and he came over and cooked in them. He said these pans were the worst. So it was not just me. But the temperature is great. I can cook an egg in it.

I’ve grown up with it around my family. I inherited the pans, so I just needed some more pieces to add to it. I love how it doesn’t break down like the cheap pans. Some pans I've had only lasted a year before they start breaking down. But I've had some Royal Prestige pans that I inherited second generation and they’re still holding up.

Purchased an order cash and changed my mind within the 3 day period. The saleswoman was a little sketchy and very pushy. I called the customer service number, successfully cancelled my order. Since this was paid cash and order was not processed customer service was unable to refund me. They directed me to contact the sales rep as she had to refund me. She REFUSES to refund and after escalating to her direct supervisor he is not responding anymore either. Help!

At the fair in Tulsa, the guy was cooking different things and we were in the market for something like that. So, we ended up going ahead and purchasing Royal Prestige because of the frying and the less fats, as well as the steaming of the vegetables which keeps the vitamins in. I do a lot of chicken breasts in it. I also got a knife and the little container where I keep the utensils in, and about four or five different utensils. Those are nice, and I'm very pleased with the quality of everything.

The cookware I got from Royal Prestige were nice heavy pots. I like the way that you can shut the vent in order to keep the moisture in your food that you’re cooking and not let it all escape. We had a vent that came up missing though. Still, overall, my experience has been satisfactory.