Royal Prestige Cookware

Recently sent back a set of the 9-ply cookware my wife had for the recall. She was told she would receive a new set of 5-ply. We asked why 5-ply when we have 9, she was given some runaround answer. She asked if there would be something for the difference, monetary or otherwise. Answer was no because the 5-ply was the same quality as the 9-ply. We are still waiting for the new pots to arrive if we will even receive them. Using them I was underwhelmed with performance and with the warranty issue I would not buy again. If you do buy I would recommend the less expensive 5-ply as apparently there is no difference in quality according to them.

I bought the 10 pieces set of pots long time ago, then there was a recall on my pots, so I returned them to the agency, and they came back with a hole and a patch, I still loves my pots but, recently I started noticing a bad smell coming from the pots patches. So I decide to call a Royal Prestige salesmen, him and his coworker came to my house, we filled some paperwork, he made a phone call and left with my pots. Later on, I received a UPS shipping sticker from Royal Prestige and a text message from the sales lady asking for the sticker and for me to pay them $460.00 in order to get my pots back.

31 years ago I purchased a starter set of pots and pans, and even a place setting for 4 in China and the whole works. I love my pots and pans. they are still in great shape and I stopped at a booth at the IA St, Fair and the sales Rep, happily gave me some new steam valves and a new handle! Lifetime warranty is awesome. Great products!!

There was an old guy from Royal Prestige at a show and I thought their cookware would have a different top than what my West Bend ones have. He insisted that they're a better company than West Bend but we're not so sure since there was another West Bend dealership at that show and they had the same exact pans with mine. After my purchase, I got one of those traveler’s certificates, which I might as well wipe my tushy with because Royal Prestige never, ever contacted me back. When I called them to make sure that I get a reservation for Montana, they said they're booked up till Christmas.

Paul **'s demonstration on Saturday at the RV show was very informative. Paul kept the demonstration upbeat and got the crowd to participate. The food Paul prepared was delicious, the taste was better than anything we have cooked at home. The purchase process was also very easy.

The local school district had a chili cook-off, and the gentleman there was doing a sale. He sold me on Royal Prestige. My mom tried the product in the past, and she still has it. She’s had it for 10 years so I knew what I would get and, so, I bought it. I've owned the cookware for four months now and I'm hoping that longevity will be my favorite feature of it. They got good quality and we like it. They clean good, too. They are always shiny and look good when we’re done.

We went to a landscaping at the fairgrounds. My husband put his name at a drawing and it was said that we won a chef to come to our house to cook for us. I liked the quickness of how he cooked and the flavor of which we taste it. I also like that it was like fresh food as the cookware was cooking healthier and the food did not taste rushed.

I talked to your representative at the Iowa State Fair about my set of pots and pans that are 20 years old and their broken whistles. I had ordered more but didn’t think they fit and gave up, but he was very helpful and assisted in showing me the correct way to install the whistles and now I am back to cooking with my cookware.

I've owned my cookware for more than 20 years! I went to the Royal Prestige booth at the Iowa State Fair to exchange two broken vent valves and they were replaced for FREE. We love Royal Prestige and would recommend to anyone!

I have had my pans for over 30 years. Still use them and love them. Had a handle that needed to replaced and a steamer part. And with no questions asked they easily handed me the handle that fit my pan correctly. Can't get much better than that! THANK YOU!

We first bought Royal Prestige about 10 years ago, and have loved the pots and pans, as well as the plates, bowls, and flatware. The cookware does a great job properly cooking food, and because it doesn't have a no-stick coating, it won't need to be replaced when that starts to wear off. The 50 year warranty on all their items is fantastic as well, because they believe in the product. We've had some glasses break in the dishwasher, and they didn't hesitate to replace them for us.

Royal Prestige got and gave a good presentation. We've had their cookware and the knife for about four months now and somebody was supposed to come and show us how to use them but they apparently got fired. Then we were supposed to have a follow up, but we never got the follow up. The overall quality of the cookware is okay but I'm irritated by the amount of money we spent and so far, technically, not being able to know how to use it. We tried to use it, but we burned everything. So, it's a learned experience.

Royal Prestige sent someone out and cooked a meal for us. The boys loved it and ate everything. So it's better to have the Royal Prestige cookware than them not eating everything we make. My wife loves the slow cooker, and the electric skillet makes things so much easier. I just set the time and I’m done. Also, I’ve already told a couple of my friends about Royal Prestige.

We sampled the food and it was very tasty. My husband liked what the gentleman was saying about the cookware and before I knew it, we were getting it. My husband was very impressed with Royal Prestige. It was not inexpensive but we’re very happy with it. It’s probably the last cookware we’ll ever have to buy. One of the little vents came loose but my husband was able to get it back on before it fell off. Other than that, the quality is good so far.

My children and I were very impressed with the capabilities of the Royal Prestige cookware at the presentation. But there was a bit of disappointment. We were told that Royal Prestige was an American company and that the cookware was made in America. But when we got the materials, many of them were not even made in America. But I've had the cookware for two months now and so far, we've been very impressed with the quality. I really like that when the meats and the vegetables were cooked, they retained their flavor without being overly seasoned or heavy with the oil or fat.

We went to a home and garden show and I liked the demonstration done by Royal Prestige. The guy was very good and convincing. I've had the cookware since May and I like how I could cook my vegetables without any water in it and still cooks. The waterless system really stands out and the quality of the items is very good.

I heard about Royal Prestige at the home and garden show in Tulsa and I decided to purchase from them because it was convenient at the time. I also like the waterless cookware. You don't have to use oil with it and it gives a whole lot fresher experience. Aside from the cookware, I got the salad shooter, the slow cooker, and a knife from Royal Prestige. The items are good quality but right now, I'm having an issue with the food sticking to the pan. I've read through my little manual and I'm using the water like they did in the cooking show, but I think there's a little bit more to it.

I went to a home show and learned about Royal Prestige. Their product looked good and I wanted the grinder thing. So, I decided to purchase from them and ended up getting the whole set. The cookware is fine and the presentation about cooking all the vegetables was great. But I should have asked how it was any better than using the microwave because it takes a long time to do it. It takes about 14 minutes or so on the Royal Prestige, whereas in a microwave, you just pop something in and it's done.

I started with Royal Prestige around 20 years ago when we had a summer fair and they had a booth. As we wanted to increase and get more pieces, I would call them and would get a few more pieces. My first set of cookware changed and I had an issue with some of the lids and handles. But since they had changed it, I got all new lids and handles. Because they were so old, they got to the point where if I had a problem with the handles and stuff, they couldn't fix it. I also had a few that I needed to replace because of dings, but because they completely changed, I shipped all of my cookware back and they sent me all brand new items. It was really awesome. It cost a lot, but now I've got all the up-to-date stuff that I love.

I bought the waterless cookware from Royal Prestige. I liked the way it looked. I've had it for four months now and it has been easy to cook more on it. Moreover, they’re nice, heavy-duty pots and pans. My favorite piece is the electric skillet, you just put it on and forget it. Also, Royal Prestige tells you how to cook the rice but I still have to watch the little disc because about the time I decide to cook rice, I've forgotten how to do it.

We've had our Royal Prestige pan set for 0 years or so and had no complaints until now. We recently switched to induction burners, and when we put our pans on them it turns off after a while as if it isn't compatible. I see on the website it IS compatible with induction. Perhaps ours are just too old of a model?

I filled out a survey for something at the mall in Manhattan, Kansas then I got a phone call and got invited to have a sit down to a demonstration and free dinner. My wife and I have kids and we looked at it as a nice night to go out on a date. So, we went to that demonstration and I wound up buying about $4,000 worth of cookware from Royal Prestige. I just paid it off this year. I moved three times since then and they've been understanding and helpful. I kinda fell behind on certain things because I was paying two mortgages and they stuck with me and allowed me to pay it off over time.

There was a home trade show here in Kansas City and we were interested in pots and pans from Royal Prestige's spiel. We've had our cookware from them for about four months now and so far, my favorite is the electric skillet as it does its job very well and heats evenly. Unlike typical electric skillets, it doesn't have hot spots. It also looks nice and is easy to clean. Plus, the steam feature is pretty nice. We also have a little Santoku knife that Royal Prestige gave us as a free gift and I'm really impressed with how well it holds its edge. Royal Prestige delivered what they said. Their prices are a little bit higher than a lot of people would consider, but the overall quality of their items is excellent.

The Royal Prestige cookware seemed to cook the food healthier. But when I checked it online, it turned out that they were way too expensive and their rating was not good. So, we returned the cookware right away. I called my credit card and told them that we were disputing the charges. Then I called up the Royal Prestige place and they told me how to return it and so I did.

We like good quality merchandise and we like to eat what we should be eating instead of a bunch of junk and any way to cook food better than the way we've been doing it. Someone came to do a presentation on Royal Prestige and we thought that the cookware would be a good way for us to stay healthier. I know from my experience with Saladmaster a long time ago, that aluminum can cause cancer so I always wanted to get away from aluminum cookware and my husband decided to buy Royal Prestige cookware for me.

55 years ago, I bought stuff from Royal Prestige. My brother sold them, and we have thoroughly enjoyed them. We could stack them and cook two vegetables or rice or different things at one time, and then cover, which they sealed. When they had an advertisement that came into the building in the Lafayette, Louisiana and we were touring at that time looking at different things. We were interested in checking up on it, and we ran across someone from Royal Prestige and then we sat with her. I told my daughter that it was the same company that made those pots years back.

We enjoy using our Royal Prestige cookware. There was a guy who was showing Royal Prestige off at an event. We sat there and I looked at it, and it was nice looking. We also compared the thickness to what we had. My wife bought it and we've had for it about eight months. It was expensive but it has lived up to the price. The pot really is good and nice. You can give it a little shot of spray grease and eggs don't stick to it. It has no hot spots because it's thick. We also bought the one with the shredder for the vegetables, and we've used it and it was nice. It's worked out really well and we're happy with it.

We like how the Royal Prestige cookware cook when we watched their demonstration. We bought the cookware and I've had them for about five months now. The vegetables are really good when cooked in them. The price is high but the quality is very good.

I liked the way the Royal Prestige worked. We have an old set, and I got a new one. I got it for my stovetop because it's a glass one and I needed the heavy pan. The quality of the items is good.

Back in the early '90s, we found out about Royal Prestige during a home presentation but did not purchase at that time being a young married couple that wasn't able to. Then we were reeled back into it at a county home show. We were finally able to purchase a set and we've been adding pieces to it since then. We were sick of replacing the cheaper stuff. Royal Prestige offered durability and low water cooking if we wanted to. We also like the idea of having stainless steel pans that we could clean with steel wool without hurting them if we burn something on it. We've had Royal Prestige cookware for 10 years and we're happy with it. It's versatile and my husband likes it for the bacon and eggs. We're already recommending Royal Prestige to our daughter who's planning to get married.