Royal Prestige Cookware Reviews

I was impressed with the demonstration and I thought Royal Prestige had a very good product. I liked the quality. It looked like it would last. In fact, I wish that I had purchased it many years ago because I probably paid for it in buying cheap stuff and throwing it away every little bit. If I had bought Royal Prestige cookware years ago, I would probably still have it because it looks just as good today as the day I bought it. I've had it for four years now and I've not had a problem. That's why it's good stuff. I love it. It's the best I've ever had. My favorite piece of cookware is the electric skillet. I love to cook my chicken and meat in that because it comes out so tender and juicy. I also like my other pots and pans because you can cook vegetables and you don't have to use any water. You just put a little water in it and steam them, and they come out so good.

I like Royal Prestige's products and I just bought a new set. I like that they’re of good quality cookware. They’re not really non-stick, but I like that they’re made to last.

Royal Prestige sent Jonathan down and we were impressed with the product he showed. He was a nice guy as well and we ended up buying cookware from him. The things we got are of great quality except for the food processor. I had a little trouble with that and Royal Prestige sent us a new one at no charge. That was nice.

I purchased my Royal Prestige RoyalCore skillet in November 1991. Throughout the years this was our go to skillet. It has probably used almost every day for a meal. Hy Cite Enterprises, LLC Royal Prestige has been wonderful to work with over the years. They replaced the Redi-temp valve two times and a handle one time over the past 27.2 years. This winter I needed a new handle and contacted them to request a replacement. My skillet parts were no long available so they sent me a new RoyalCore skillet model. I would have been happy to just receive the handles. I haven’t used it yet but my husband did yesterday and thought it was great. The new skillet has several new amenities that my old one did, it has the ability to work as a slow-cooker and has keep warm setting, so will excellent for bringing to a potluck. It also has a rice setting.

I came across Royal Prestige Cookware at the Bloomsburg Fair. I kept watching them for years. I love their presentation which was very good. To have it cook the way it does is unreal. I don't like to water my vegetables down. They cook the vegetables in the big frying pan and they don't add any water. They just put them over and they make their own juices. I've had the cookware for one year now and the quality is fantastic. My experience with Royal Prestige has been good and and I love their cookware.

My husband and I were down at Hershey for an RV show and within the last hour that we were getting ready to return home, there was a cooking show going on. I’m a retired health teacher and I like what I was hearing about the product so I sat down, listened to what the couple who was giving the show have to say and watched their demonstration of the cookware.

When we first married, 38 yrs ago we purchased a full set, we made a financial commitment because we were told it was a lifetime product, the salesman was right, today 2019 we still enjoy the set as much as we did the first day. We’ve gifted a set to each of our sons and they are as pleased as we are. Right now we need to replace a couple of handles and will seek out the company to get them replaced. It’s a very useful, good investment and easy to use product.

I’ve been wanting new pans for quite awhile and I looked at the ones from Royal Prestige for about three years in a row before I finally decided to do purchase from them. I have the cookware since the Kansas State Fair last year and I’ve used them a lot. They clean up really easy, which is my favorite part, and I love being able to use the heated skillet as a slow cooker. I love doing pot roast so I can turn it up and stew it, then put everything else in, put the lid on, and have a pot roast going without running the whole oven and heating the house up.

At a state fair, the gentleman selling Royal Prestige Cookware sold us on his products. The cookware is really heavy. I got a food chopper from them and boxed it back up because I can't get the thing to work. It's a large thing that suctions onto the counter. I can hold a bunch of carrots in there and for the first few spins, it cuts like a knife. After that however, the food flies all over in it and even if I hold it in or use the pusher, it's more work. It's easier for me to cut the carrots up. I'm really disappointed with that chopper. We like the other cookware we got from Royal Prestige even though they're priced kinda high. I also wish I could just go online and get more ideas and training that shows how to use them, clean them, cook with them. Nevertheless, the cookware I have is nice.

I watched Royal Prestige's demonstration when I was at the fair last year. They have excellent products. I have their cookware for three months now and I like their salad maker. Their products are very easy to use and I don't burn anything. Then, as for the clean-up, I just put them in the dishwasher and it cleans it. Overall, my experience with Royal Prestige has been a delight.

I’d had a lot of non-stick cookware and enjoyed them a lot. I wanted to try the non-stick finish and see how that would work. I thought Royal Prestige Cookware was just pretty and my husband was intrigued by the salad maker. We got our cookware from them in September and I enjoy all the pieces. They are easy to clean up which I do after my husband cooks.

Previously, I purchased Royal Prestige's salad machine for my mother-in-law and I liked it. I also liked the demonstration which showed that the cookware was healthy. With it, I can cook without any oil. This past year, I purchased a set which included a few pieces and a salad machine. They're really sturdy and they hold up well.

I finally decided to eat better and take better care of my body, and that’s why I finally decided to get the Royal Prestige cookware. I’ve had it since September and although it took a little bit to get used to it, I really like it. The cleanup is usually pretty easy unless I forget it’s on the stove and burn it. That almost happened twice. But I eat a lot of vegetables now and the flavor is so much better when I use this cookware.

I was at a county fair when I saw Royal Prestige. After the demonstration of the product, they looked like what I was looking for. I made one large purchase and I've had the cookware for five months now. I like that you don’t have to use oil or butter to cook with them. However, they don’t clean very well in the dishwasher for some reason. I have to clean them all by hand. Other than that, the quality is very good. They’re very heavy and well-made stainless steel.

We were at the fair, and we liked what Royale Prestige was offering. We needed some new cookware, too. I like its ease of cleanup. Overall, we like the quality of the cookware.

I was down at the Iowa State Fair when I heard about Royal Prestige. I was getting tired of buying new cookware every year 'cause I buy at Walmart, and they wear out after a year. Royal Prestige is stainless steel, but I'm having better luck cleaning it than I was my nonstick. Also, my mom had a set of Royal Prestige cookware as a wedding gift from 1968. My little sister now has it and it is still in good shape. I love the stuff.

I love the cookware's quality. When I have an issue with something, I can call Royal Prestige and they take care of it, instead of me having to hassle with someone. They're quick to get on board and fix the issue. It has been wonderful.

I like cooking for friends, for family, and I really wanted good cookware, and so, last August during a state fair, I got Royal Prestige Cookware. They’re very easy to clean up, which I really enjoy. I had looked at All-Clad before, and I had a couple of pans that had the handle where it connected on the inside, and food would collect there. And All-Clad has the little connector on the inside of the pan. I like Royal Prestige because it doesn’t have that. The pan is smooth on the inside and there’s nowhere to collect anything. Plus, I like the lids because of the whistle, and then I'll put the little thing down. And they steam everything really perfectly. I’ve had gone through many different kinds of cookware over the years. I’ve been married 49 years, and I would say this is absolutely the best.

The Royal Prestige cookware is expensive but I purchased one. I thought it would be good for my health. They say that one is not supposed to get Alzheimer's if they are not using aluminum cookware. I like the quality of the product and I like that it's stainless. I've had the cookware for quite a long time now and I bought another piece last summer.

I saw Royal Prestige at the state fair and I liked the looks of the cookware. They might be a little expensive but in the long run, it will be okay. I bought pots, pans and an electric skillet, and I like them. I particularly love the electric skillet and I would recommend Royal Prestige.

Royal Prestige Cookware had enough free stuff that made its price reasonable. They added four things such as electric skillet, vegetable processor, etc. which made the price come down. For the amount of time that we’ve had it, it has done very well and we’re happy with it. If you’re willing to pay the money, it’s worth it. It cleans up good and the bottom of the pan doesn’t bow unlike some that bows up from the heat.

Horrible. This man Jesus ** offered sales which were never true. Got me stuck with over $1000 purchase. What he promised never came. In addition to that he stole one of my Royal Prestige cover. He promised to fix it and bring it back. It’s been 3 months haven’t received anything. Called Royal Prestige and they don’t want to be responsible for their salesperson.

We saw Royal Prestige at the Iowa State Fair and they looked like good pans. The guy that was demonstrating was awesome but the cost was really high for me. But it probably wasn't such a big deal for Jem and she wanted them, so we got them. We use them all the time. We had a little trouble at first, because you need to know a little bit about it before you go ahead and jump in. We used the pots and the frying pan but I didn't know anything about getting the pan really hot first. The scrambled eggs was a disaster and we burned a lot of food. And it wasn't easy to clean them out. There is a learning curve on what to do and what not to do. We would go to YouTube now to check things out there. Royal Prestige cookware is good and if you have the money to spend for them, I wouldn't hesitate to buy some. Plus, they're a lifetime warranty so you can't go wrong with that.

Royal Prestige was the cookware set that I believed in the most. I saw them at a trade show and the guy who was selling it was hilarious. I had their cookware for about three and a half years now. I like that when I'm done cooking, I can keep the lid on and close that little vent and it stays warm in the pan for at least a half an hour. I've also purchased another small cooking pan from Royal Prestige as well as a set of knives and the quality is outstanding. I'll tell people to buy Royal Prestige cookware.

We really liked the Royal Prestige demo that we saw. We thought it might have been a good purchase, and that it was definitely better equipment than what we were using at the time. The cookware was shipped to us in August, and we like how easy it is to use. It's one of the few things that is marketed that actually works the way it's intended. It's been really, really nice for us. One of our favorite things is the slicer that we have. It's where you turn the crank and then it shaves things down. The cookware that we got from Royal Prestige definitely has very, very good quality, and they are very durable. We put the cookware down to quite a bit of heat, and not have any real issues or any visible signs of wear and tear. We are really pleased with it.

I had a Saladmaster waterless cookware before. I also had Calphalon, and they always wear out because the stuff keeps wearing off. So I thought I'd go more to stainless steel. I sat through one of Royal Prestige's demonstrations at the fair. Before we went there, I was gonna get one pan because I've been short on one pan but then I got more and I like them really well. I like that I can cook on medium heat and the quality is good too. It's nice and heavy. However, through the plan, we got an electric one and I was disappointed with that. We had one before and I liked that one better. It's bigger and the sides aren't quite so high. Royal Prestige is expensive but they do last a long time because I've had the ones I had before for at least 40 years. I'd recommend them.

In 1985 my husband purchased my set of Royal Prestige cookware. I still use this set every day. I am so impressed that to this day they still look like new, some 33 yrs later. Cleaning is so easy and by using the cleaner called, Steel Clean, I can make them sparkle like new. Customer service is second to none, I've had to replace a few handles and steam vents and each time I requested them, the items arrived within the same week. However, I read that the steam valves for my set are no longer available. I'm hoping I can still replace them. Overall, I could not be more pleased. My husband says he was a little apprehensive about the purchase because it was a little pricey for us at the time but now he's glad I talked him into it! Thank you so much!

My parents have Royal Prestige Cookware. I decided to buy from Royal Prestige, as well, because other pans have the black lining that causes cancer. Their reps at the Iowa State Fair worked with us on what we wanted and didn't want, and they just did really well. I love everything about the cookware and I'm 100% positive about them. They're easy to clean.

I bought a water filter around 8 months ago so at first it worked fine. It seems it was filtering very clearly. So after 3 months using it white little particles started showing in the water and after that more and more. So I contacted my sales rep and recommended me to change the filter so I did. Nothing happened, still same thing first some white particles then more and more. I contacted sales rep again. He ordered me a pre filter so he installed the pre filter with the original filter altogether. It seemed to work like for 2 weeks then again the water with same problem. So I contacted sales rep again he gave me a number to call and follow instructions to send the water filter back to warranty department, so I did.

My wife bought her original set of pans before we were married. We've been married for over 50 years and we were still using them, so it was about time to buy her a new set. We went to the Iowa State Fair a couple of times and Royal Prestige was demonstrating there. The pans that we bought from them have the vent system on the lids which was the main reason we purchased from Royal Prestige and what we liked about those pans more than any other. The pans also have good quality and my wife is happy with them. I like that the warranty is printed on the bottom of each pan, too, so you don't have to keep receipts for 50 years if you have a problem.

I like the way the Royal Prestige Cookware cooks vegetables. They are made nicely and I'm hoping that they last me for 50 years. I haven't used it much because I have some Cordon Bleu pans, made by the same company, which I bought 48 years ago. I like those pans, which is part of the reason why I haven't completely switched over to the new cookware, plus it takes time to learn how to use something.

My husband had a heart attack and we decided it was time to start cooking healthier. We liked the Royal Prestige salesman as well as what they had to say. We first started purchasing from them in 1998 and we've added many pieces since then. I like that their cookware cleans easy but I get frustrated with the scratches on the bottom of the pan caused by the stainless steel utensils which were also from Royal Prestige. Still, the overall quality of their cookware is good.

I had just moved and was setting up a new house. I had some very old cookware and decided I wanted to get some new stuff. When I was at the state fair with my sister, Royal Prestige was there and she highly recommended it to me. I sat through the demo and decided to buy from them. I like the way the cookware heats. I don't have to use a lot of liquid and I can steam with just the amount of moisture in the vegetables after rinsing them. I also think the cookware will last more than my lifetime.

Royal Prestige had everything that we were wanting in cookware including all of the different options and sizes of pans that we were looking for. We purchased from them in August and the quality of the cookware is very, very good. My favorite things about it are the ease of use and faster cooking time. Sometimes, I have a little hard time cleaning depending on what I fix, but I get what I can out then use Royal Shine and it takes it right off then.

I've had Royal Prestige for years. I've liked them ever since I had them. I have a home in Florida also, and I'm gonna take some of them down there. With my Royal Prestige cookware, I really like that if you do it right, they don't stick. I've had a problem with the vents, but other than that, the quality is really good. Today, I put eggs on the boiler to make some hard-boiled eggs, and the phone rang and I got on the phone and forgot about them. They boiled dry and I had eggs popping all over the kitchen and the ceiling, but it didn't hurt the pan.

The quality of Royal Prestige's demo made us think that their cookware are good stuff. It took me a little while to get used to them, but now I'm really enjoying. My favorite is the valve, where once you hear the whistle blowing, then you know you can close the valve and start steaming. That's a good quality of the cookware. Also, if you let things soak just a little bit, they are very easy to clean. The cookware has very good quality so far. We had the salad shredder sent to us and it was defective, so I sent it back and I got a new one right away. That was very good service. They were very attentive.

Royal Prestige had a demo at a home show and I like the salesman a lot. He was incredibly competent, had great customer service, and really influenced my buying decision. He really helped me so I felt confident and comfortable buying the cookware. The cookware's very good and I like the quality. I'm satisfied.

Royal Prestige was doing a demonstration at the Oklahoma State Fair. I liked the big freestanding oil base skillet, the ease of use, and it looked like it would help save time. They did a demonstration where they cooked a chicken breast in 12 minutes which was pretty good. There was also a couple in the audience and the woman said that she had been cooking with Royal Prestige for upwards of 20 years. Pictures were shown and they looked as good now as they did when she first bought them. That was pretty good to see - some true to life wear and tear, or lack thereof.

I have been looking for something like Royal Prestige. I liked the product and how they displayed it and presented it. I got a full set from them. Each year since then, I've been picking up a couple of different items. I love the products and I like everything about them. I like the quality the most. They clean up so easy and I like the way they cook. I'm okay with the cost too because I feel like it's an investment. It's not something that I'm gonna throw out every five years and get a different set. They're a lifetime deal and it's worth it.

We like our Royal Prestige products. We've got their baking set, knife set and some pots and pans. We've had them for about a year now. The items are of great quality, except the salad machine and we've had four of those.

I was at a home show and the guy showed how simple Royal Prestige cookware was and how good and healthy the meals would be. I got it after I moved into my new house in June and it worked on my induction range, which was good, and they clean up easily. However, the gadget that was supposed to slice and dice and get everything ready didn't work at all. You have to put pressure on it to hold it together while you turn the crank, or it just falls apart. Right now, this Royal Prestige cookware is a big loss of money for me. I hardly use it and I don't know how.

Vortex blender turns off. I bought the first one that came out. They had me change the glass metal base to all glass one but have issues with the rubber on the lid. Very hard to keep clean and when you take apart to wash it takes about 1/2 he to put back together. Also noticed it started getting black stains inside the rubber? I hardly use it. It keeps turning off...when I try to blend something and I even put my weight on it to try to keep it on then it will blink "e" then power off. For the ridiculously high price on the blender I would expect it to last and function properly. It does work great when it does work which is 15% of time.

I bought a Royal Prestige cookware 30 years ago and I had it for a long time. I really liked it but I do not have it anymore. So, I talked to Royal Prestige and decided to take a closer look. A salesman came to the house and showed the cookware to me. He was very good and I liked him. I bought the cookware last summer and I am well set up right now. I like the way it cooks and it is really pretty. It is of very good quality and I really like it. I would recommend Royal Prestige to other people.

We've had our Royal Prestige pots and pans for around five years and just a couple of months ago, we purchased the new salad cutter and electric skillet. The quality's good and the electric skillet is really easy to cook with. The guy from whom we bought our recent purchases from was amazing. He was friendly, good with kids and took the time and effort to show us how everything worked.

My niece bought some Royal Prestige cookware and she told me about them. So, we set up a dinner demonstration and it was amazing. I was most impressed with the cook time. The electric frying pan is incredible. I like the warranty, too. It covers the cookware forever. We also got the knives and other stuff from Royal Prestige, and I’m completely satisfied.

I saw the Royal Prestige cookware at the shrimp festival down in Alabama. I was impressed with the display that the Royal Prestige guy was showing. I figured it would be nice to have something to keep cooking and not have to worry about the food sticking. The cookware looked nice so we purchased some items. I've just recently used my cookware within the last few weeks, although we've had it for six months or so. The products that we got are very nice. What I like most about the cookware is that it cooks evenly and the food does not stick to the pan. It heats evenly and does not overheat and burn. Also, it feels nice in the hand and is not overly heavy. The cost was nice too and the products were worth what we paid for them. I would recommend the Royal Prestige cookware to anybody. It is well-built and does a good job.

I have owned several pieces of 7-ply pots and pans for more than 20 years now and have been so happy with them. Last year I got my last piece (12 inch omelet pan with a cover). Please note that I am very happy with it. Unfortunately, the gentleman who sold me this omelet pan has retired and I have moved from the East Coast to the Southwest Coast. I got this omelet pan without the distributor coming to see me.

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 have had my Royal Prestige pans for about 43 years. Last year I had used my last good valve and needed new ones. My model of pans are no longer being made and I couldn't get the valves I needed. After talking to the company they told me to box up my old ones and they would send me a whole new set. I very reluctantly did so. When I returned from vacation my new set of pans were here and I love them just as much as the original ones.

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.

I noticed Royal Prestige at a home show and I liked their cookware. I liked how it cooked and the ease of using it. I’ve owned the cookware for about six months now and I like the evenness of how it cooks food like eggs and pancakes. Recently, a group of friends were here visiting and we talked about how nice the cookware is. In fact, I've shown Royal Prestige to quite a few people and told them how nice they were to use.

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.

One of my girlfriends and I went to a home show in Kansas City. We were walking along and Royal Prestige was doing a demonstration there then we decided to go over to them. It looked good and I didn’t have to have much water in it. It would also signal me when it was done. It’s like a miniature pressure cooker. My friend cooks all the time so she wanted it and I can’t let her have something I didn’t get, so I got the smaller amount because I was getting ready for a trip.

My husband was with me at a farm show in Kansas City and he was impressed with the Royal Prestige cookware. We got it in March and so far, I really like steaming vegetables in it with a little bit of water, and they come out fresh. However, the salad thing which shreds, grates, and slices, has a plastic piece that sits on the top and has a little piece that one holds it down with and is supposed to latch on both sides. But one side does not want to stay down so I have to hold it down for it to work properly. Other than that, I haven't had any issues with Royal Prestige. And the pan cleaned up nicely too even when I totally forgot about the eggs I boiled which became fried eggs.

We were at a home and garden show where we saw a demonstration and we signed up. Then somebody came out and showed us the cookware and cooked a meal for us. We had liked how it did and so we got the non-stick cookware. However, I don't know what I did differently than they did because the first couple of times that we fried and did something, it left marks on the pan. The quality is good quality but I didn't anticipate that I would have to watch a video on everything after spending that kind of money.

With Royal Prestige, I could just make a small downpayment for a cookware system and then make payments every month until it was paid off. They didn't charge me interest too. I got my cookware in February. I've had a similar one called Saladmaster which I bought about 4 years ago, and the Royal Prestige cookware is a little bit updated. But, the biggest thing about it is that you use less oil. Then, when I have different things I needed from time to time, I've been able to reach their rep and talk to him.

We've had Royal Prestige cookware for six months now and I'm totally dissatisfied with it. I've had nothing but issues with the shredder. They sent me a replacement of the base. They even sent a guy out and when he stuck it on the counter, it sticks but as soon as you turn and start doing anything with it, it doesn’t work. So I would use two of your pans about three times and that’s it.

We happened to cross Royal Prestige at an RV show when there was a gentleman doing a cooking demonstration. I liked the quality of the material and the salad chopper and we've been looking for something like that for awhile. Everything has worked, so far, except our electric skillet. When I punch up the temperature, it doesn’t come anywhere close to what it's supposed to. In fact, I have to get it up about 400 degrees on the dial to boil water, so it's 200 degrees off. Other than that, everything has worked fine and the cookware seems to be topnotch.

I bought this griddle in 2016, I have barely used it because everything sticks to it and it's not supposed to. I called my representative in the first used after the purchase because the food sticked, they came and “cleaned it” but it wasn't like new and it was only used once. After that I didn’t want to used it again. Maybe after a year I said to myself, "I'm paying for it and haven't used," so I decided to make some tortillas. Definitely not the griddle it's supposed to be, tortillas doesn’t need oil and I couldn’t make one!!!

I saw Royal Prestige at a Shrimp Festival they have every year and it looked like quality merchandise. I wanted one set of cookware and the 100% guarantee that you can get it replaced anytime. I purchased a whole set and have owned my Royal Prestige cookware for about four months now. My favorite thing about it are the nonstick and the easy cleanup features. It cooks good too.

I was at the fair in Charleston and Royal Prestige had a demonstration there. I liked how quick and healthy the food was prepared during the demonstration so I purchased an entire set from them. I've had the cookware since December. While I've had a few months to get used to it, I seem to be using the same things over and over. Nevertheless, the cookware quickly and easily steams vegetables and broils my meat without frying. Its quality is very good. I’m enjoying that the meals are prepared so much quicker and healthier. Everything about my experience with Royal Prestige has been great.

They lied to us! A representative came and demoed the cookware, we finally agreed to make the commitment and purchase a packet. A friend of ours whom we recommended also purchased cookware and she was given a zero interest charge! We contacted the representative and she said she would make the corrections to our account and we would get no interest as well, she said that she had made an error and she would make the changes into our account and we wouldn’t be charged interest. No changes were made so we contacted her again, she again said to keep making the normal payment and for us to keep our records of how much was paid and when we just had the interest left she would make the corrections.

Our rep who did our demo was amazing, the food he cooked was good & the quality of the cookware "seemed" to be much better than anything we had ever used so we took the $2000.00 plunge. This is certainly not something we would typically spend so much on but as I said our rep was great. Unfortunately I have yet to have great or good experiences with this cookware & instead I continue to pay monthly for something I very rarely use.

Royal Prestige put the wrong address on the box and my order had gotten stolen. We had gotten the police involved and we had gotten a report number. Royal Prestige told me that they would also investigate it and that they would get us new pans. I told them that they need to check their invoices to make sure that they have the correct address and ask for an authorized signature. I had to wait four weeks because they did wanna investigate it. I gave them all the information from the police officer and they talked to her also. They also talked to the driver.

I would like to thank Royal Prestige on the respond on my review, I am very impressed on how they handled my concern and responded to my review within less than 24 hours. I receive a call from the area supervisor Edgar ** to schedule an appointment to demonstrated the care and cleaning of my pots. He was very patient and polite. I am happy and looking forward on using my pots to the fullest. We cooked with no oil and my food came out delicious. Very happy with the outcome and ready to cook for my family.

I've bought Royal Prestige and I've continued to buy more. The quality is an A+ and I like that it doesn’t burn. It is a little expensive, but it's really worth the money because it lasts a lifetime.

I went over to the convention center on South Padre Island and Royal Prestige was demonstrating their equipment there. I like the idea about cooking without oil. I bought the cookware and have owned it for about 4 months now. It is very high quality. I haven't been using it as much since we're still feeling our way along and it's hard to get started using it every night. Using it while watching the CDs or DVDs help, but it's hard to change old habits. Still, I'd recommend the Royal Prestige cookware.

I applied to become a RP distributor. We bought some merchandise to use as display but eventually decided not to work for them after all. My supervisor came, picked up the brand new, still in the box pots and pans and never cancelled our account. He stole the products and our credit is ruined because RP keeps reporting it to the credit bureau. One day he will face God and will have to respond since he's nowhere to be found in the San Jose CA area where he runs his scams.

In 2007, my best friend was at a bridal show and she won a free pan if they went to a presentation, and then she got the pans. I saw them at the fair eight years later. I bought the household set, which includes two sets in one, a small set and a medium set. Plus, I had gotten the double griddle pan this past year. I kept three of my old pans because I wanted to make sure I liked Royal Prestige first, but I struggled with them. I had some issues and I didn't like the pans. Food stuck to the bottom and they weren't good to work with. We had a nine-year-old electric stove and I said that when we get a new stove, the pans will be better. But when we got it, the pans still sucked. I can’t make a grilled cheese without oiling the pan and using butter on the bread. And it’s bad with butter. I took a whole bunch of pictures and tried to call it in. I left voice messages and nobody called me back.

When we were at a local home show in Oklahoma City, we saw about the Royal Prestige cookware and watched their demonstration. My cookware was very similar to what he was describing. I had a little woman next to me saying the cookware was really nice, and then, we decided to get it. We bought the Royal Prestige products in January. We also bought the shredder thing, which is something like a Crock-Pot, hot plate. It was the mid-range package they had.

We have owned Royal Prestige Cookware since December last year. We have just remodeled our kitchen and we needed some new pots and pans. We happened to be walking through at the state fair and we saw them and it all seemed purchasing the cookware was a really good idea. The best part was that the cookware looked good. But for the money that I spent on them, it's not worth it because it takes a lot to clean them. They're not as easy to cook with as what it was portrayed. A lot of stuff sticks to it. It's one of the things where my wife and I regretted now for doing it.

Royal Prestige cookware are made in the United States and I’ve been using them since before I met my husband. It’s been 20 years or so and I now have my third set. I bought the electric skillet and the quality of the items I’ve purchased is excellent. I like the cookware's warranty and when all the handles got rotten on my first set, they replaced it.

I went to a little craft show in town and while we were walking around, I saw the Royal Prestige cookware. And being a gourmet cook, I went over there and I was looking at a saucier pan. I know quality cookware, but I didn't know about the core oil cooking. I had never heard about that, so I sat down and listened to the presentation. The presentation was fabulous and I was enthralled. I asked specific questions because I know cookware and the presenter knew. There was one thing he wasn't sure about and he was very honest. One would never know he was a salesman. The product sells itself and he wasn't pushy at all, which is the kind that really turns me off.

We went to a home and garden show where there was Royal Prestige. I was impressed with not having to use water with the cookware. We got the electric deal and I used it one time to make some chicken, but my husband prefers everything fried. I wanted them more for more healthy eating, but he is the complete opposite. So I tend to use my old pans because I don't wanna put a bunch a grease in my new pans. Still, I liked the shredder thingy or the cutter deal, and about the only thing I use it for is cheese because I haven't figured out how to do the things that the presenter was doing with his. Mine is not coming out like his did. Other than that, the quality of the Royal Prestige cookware is good and I use my pan for making pancakes and I do my cheese.

I entered a drawing at a function in town and won the free meal. We had no clue whatsoever that they were gonna try to sell us pots and pans from Royal Prestige. However, after the cooking demonstration and the way the food was, we thought it was impressive. They were very, very, very nice. We have buyer's remorse, though. It was a lot of money to spend on pots and pans. And they don't tell you that when you buy, there's no return, no way to change your mind.

We watched the demonstration for the Royal Prestige cookware and we thought we would like them. They are stainless and I like the little things on the lids that lets you know when the water's full since it would whistle. They're good quality but one of the little pressure things on the lids that lets the air out fell apart and we couldn't find half of it. Also, the bottoms don't seem to clean up very well, particularly if I boiled noodles in it. I don't want to just scrub on them real hard, but even if I do, it doesn't really come out and it still leaves lots of marks.

We saw a demonstration at a flea market in South Padre Island, Texas, and Royal Prestige seemed to be of really good quality. We bought some sort of a set. We got the 12 quarts pot and a little 10-inch skillet, and then it came with a few things because we bought it at the show. It's good to cook in our cookware. We haven't totally gotten used to how much water to add but, we'll work our way on it. I like the handles really well. They're kind of rubbery and they don't slip.

I love to cook and I like healthier cooking, and Royal Prestige seemed like a good option. I like that it cleans easy and I like how it cooks my food. Also, around Christmas time last year, I got the double griddle and I like it. They're good and of high quality.

We thought the Royal Prestige Cookware would be a good way to cook our food good and healthy. It's a nice cookware. The quality is excellent and you don't have to use very high heat. They're easy to clean and they clean up really nice. They look new all the time, too. We like our electric skillet really well, the electric pan, and then the little 10-inch skillet that we cook our eggs in. We've had the cookware for about four months now and when we use it, they're great but we are still in the learning process. We just need to get more recipes and use them more than what we have been.

I order a pan from them. It was 700 dollars with a down payment of 150 30 dollars a month, they claim the pan didn't need in any oil, or butter that the food will cook with its own natural juice. That it will not stick to the pan. That I could even cook a cake on the pan. Not but lies. The pan sticks. Try getting my money back. Would not give me my money back or even let me return the pan. I only had 3 days to avoid the sale, but the pan arrives like a week later. Now I'm stuck with a pan doesn't even work or cook the food and they blame it on me that I don't know how to use the pan.

I was told and shown by Royal Prestige how all the other pots and pans have all these chemicals in them. I received my stuff in December and I've yet to open the boxes because I was so upset. I'm actually gonna call the company today about getting them returned because what they claim is not true, and I don't like to be lied to. I haven't called them because I've been busy but if someone can call me, that would be awesome.

We purchased Royal Prestige Cookware 25 years ago. This is the best cookware I have ever used and holds up very well. The only problems we have experienced are a couple broken handles and the valves on the lids. These have been replaced at no cost and without question with no shipping costs. Most people don't follow instructions and try to use the cookware like regular cookware. Used according to instructions this cookware will last your lifetime. The food cooked with Royal Prestige, will taste much better and keep the natural flavor and nutrition.

I just wanted to update you guys on my experience. Alberto ** contacted me about a week after all this ordeal. He was very professional and understanding unlike his co-worker and was able to help me fix my problem. At first I had my suspicions and to tell you the truth i had doubts that he could do anything for me and after talking over the phone and then agreen to meet I have to say that I was pleasantly surpriced. I just want to thank him for all he did for me and wish him all the best.

The product is a fraud!!! For the money I pay I feel stolen. My pots have been changed for 3 times in less than 6 months from the purchase by oxidation... and aharo has just broken some of the caps and is by oxidation... The product is guaranteed for 50 years and is supposedly surgical steel... and it is not. If I could give him less star I would.

Royal Prestige's Cookware has good quality. A rep came into our house and he boiled some water and had something in it. It tasted terrible from our pots and pans but his was good. I’ve owned Royal Prestige cookware for about five months. We do the basics on it and I do meats the best. It cooks really fast and cleans up easier. Also, we feel like we’re eating much healthier now with it.

Royal Prestige is a good cookware. And my husband thought there was a good deal on it because of the lifetime warranty. We bought our cookware in November, and its quality is good. I hate the skillet, though. If I spray it and use it, everything sticks to it and I get a brown, gummy stuff on it, and I have to scrub it trying to get it off.

This company sold me a water filtration system for which I am still making payments on Nov 2017. Since then the water filter has stopped working. I have tried to reach out to the company representative Fabian ** from which I purchased the water filter from and he has avoided my phone calls. I was able to reach out to him on a different number and he told he'd send someone to fix it and nothing. Reached out to the company and their customer service was horrible telling me that I was bound by a contract to pay for something that does not work. They have no desire to help and getting ready to further file a small claims case.

We had a thing here at the Expo Center and Royal Prestige was there. We sat and watched their little demonstration. The guy did a chicken demonstration and we I liked it. It was really pretty impressive. We came home and I tried it and it worked the same, like the easy cleanup. I can wipe that stuff out and it works pretty well. We got our cookware in November and we use it for everything now. We can get our meal done pretty quickly.

We signed up for a cookware demonstration at the Weston Applefest and Royal Prestige had a nice set of pots and pans. We've had their cookware for about four months now and it cooks fast.

I've been married for almost 20 years now and I haven't had a new cookware. I then saw Royal Prestige at the Tulsa State Fair and I decided to try them. The cookware I ordered came after two weeks. Its quality is really great and I have enjoyed them. It cooks really fast and cleans up well. I like the overall look of it, and I like that the big ones stack in together. I also really like the topper thing but every time I use it, the attachments fall off. But everything else has been great.

We were at the Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores and there was a Royal Prestige presentation. I purchased from them this past summer, in July or August. We used to have a favorite cookware at first but we had gotten away from using it. I told my husband I wish we had not purchased it, not because it’s not a good product, but because there is a learning curve to using the product. They are also very expensive. However, we’ve talked about we need to watch the video again so that we can start using the product again. Royal Prestige is great. We like our blender but we need to get back in the habit of using it. We also had problems with one of the lids and we contacted them and they sent us a new one, no questions asked.

We were at the Gulf Shores Shrimp Festival when we heard about Royal Prestige. We loved the show and we were all fired up about the cookware after it. We have had the cookware for four months. We like that it's for healthy cooking and we like how long the cookware will last. We also like the look and quality of it. Although, we haven’t been using them that often and I need to watch the DVD. There was one time I tried cooking vegetables like they did in the show and it scorched the bottom of the pan. I'm used to putting a little oil or butter in the bottom which I don't think I was supposed to do. So, I'm kind of intimidated by them and I’m not sure how to use it with the lid or the little steam release.

We were very impressed with Royal Prestige's demo and we bought one of their packages. We could drop frozen chicken in the pan, turn on the fire about medium, and as soon as the little whistle starts blowing, turn off the fire and close the doohickey, and within 30 minutes, our dinner’s ready. I like the combination of the metals. I also like not having to oil it and once it finished cooking, the food doesn’t stick. We recently got a couple of saucepans and the electric skillet. The quality of their products is excellent and we are absolutely satisfied. If people are smart, they would buy this cookware. It’s better than anything I’ve ever used and the individuals that we contacted to purchase these products had been very quick and professional.

Royal Prestige Cookware cooks well and I would definitely recommend them. The quality is great and the lifetime warranty gives me a peace of mind that I never have to buy pots and pans again.

My son had someone come to his house and demonstrate Royal Prestige. Before then, I have never seen a cookware that can make a meal that fast. I have had it since October and so far it is good. I was impressed with the salad shooter and thought it could shred lettuce, but it could not. I am also impressed with the product's quality. I’m on automatic payment and thought of paying it off, but it was expensive enough. I would recommend it.

I wanted to do an investment in some cookware. I had heard about Royal Prestige before but I really wasn’t really sure because I never could get any information online about because every time I'm getting online, it took to some foreign site. But I also had the opportunity to see this in person. It's a little bit better up close. They had chefs that were putting on a show with the cookware. I owned it for about a year and it still looks brand new. I'm a Seagull and I'm on the road a lot but I bought it, so when I'm off the road, I really have something to really make my cooking a whole lot easier. I purchased the Royal Package. It included the pan, the salad dish, the pots, the fryer, the salad mixer, the shredder where it cut up the stuff up. They also gave me a knife as a gift for purchasing it.

I enjoy my Royal Prestige cookware very much. I liked the presentation that they did at the Tulsa State Fair. I purchased their cookware since it's better for us as it makes the food healthier, which I like. I don't have to use oil and I steam the food instead, which is the most important. The buttons on top and the handles are black as I have it for quite a while now. I'm very pleased in all the quality of the Royal Prestige cookware.

When we were at the Gulf Shores festival back in July, we watched Royal Prestige while we sat down in a tent. Our presenter did a very good job and we were impressed. We loved the skillet, heat induction, slicer and the pots and pans. We got them shipped in September and everything does what they’re supposed to do. We love that we don’t have to use oil in the skillet. I like the shine cleaner and it helps when the skillet gets dirty. The bowl with the lid is awesome too. But I wish one of the slicers was more of a chopper. It slices really thin and we need another slicer that slices thicker. I'd be able to buy it if it can be bought separately instead of the whole thing. Other than that, it’s the best cookware and we're very pleased so far.

I've had my Royal Prestige since September. The whole idea of healthy cooking sold me on it. I have some nice pot and pan sets, but Royal Prestige's products are high-quality pans. I like that it cooks evenly and well. I still tend to use oil in my pan since I feel that olive oil is healthy and that you need some here and there. But I like the idea that I can put it on a low temperature and everything will still cook as long as I leave it on low. I like the whole idea of how they’re supposed to be used. And even though it was expensive, it was a good investment. I hope that it will continue to be the same quality now as it will be 10 years from now.

I bought my first Royal Prestige set when I was 18. I bought the China, the silverware, the goblets, and some glassware. It was my first love. I've owned them for 46 years. I love that Royal Prestige has a lifetime warranty. That’s important to me ‘cause I’ve had things with them that had to be replaced. I also like the way they cook and I like that they clean up nicely. They’re my favorite pans. I also had a few that my kids brought home to me and I like them. I have almost quite a few things that Royal Prestige has. I have the two really big ones and now, I have the big set with an extra skillet. I have a turkey roaster and a cookie sheet. I love my stainless steel bowls. The lids that I have, I love those, too. I like the saucepan and I use it the most.

We were at a craft sale looking at things and we liked the way Steve presented Royal Prestige's products. After his demo, he took his mic off and told us a few tricks and things that you don't normally see at a home show. He was pushing it through but he seemed to have an interest in making sure that we got the right stuff for what we wanted to get done. Also, he lives in the same area we were in so we kind of bonded with him a little bit and understood where he was coming from.

We were at a fair and two of the sales reps were selling Royal Prestige products there. They were saying about Alzheimer's with aluminum and their cookware has better quality. And they're saying that I’d use less butter, less fat and since I needed new pots and pans, I purchased the cookware. It seemed like it's a one-time, lifetime purchase. I’ve had it since September and I use it all the time.

We were at a home improvement show and there was a demonstration going on. A lot of the Royal Prestige features that the guy talked about were good. I liked that they're stainless steel and I really like the warranty given by Royal Prestige, too. We bought stuff before and they barely make it off the warranty and then they start flaking off. Royal Prestige is a good, solid product. We've only had our cookware for six months now and with the set that we got, we don't need anything else to go along with it, which is another nice thing about it. When we used it the first time, I cooked chicken breast in it and it didn’t stick to the pan. I was impressed that we didn't have to use any oil or butter. It lived up to what they said that it was non-stick.

I was at a festival and the Royal Prestige team was doing a demonstration. I wanted more durable cookware, and I went with Royal Prestige since I could use their cookware to steam in as well as cook. I’ve owned the cookware for about two months now and the overall quality is excellent. I work a lot, so I try to use it when I can and I’ve been able to cook with it a bit. I like that I can use the hot plate like a crock-pot. However, I’ve only made two payments on the Royal Prestige cookware, and I've got four more payments. But when I called them, the rep said it’s showing that it’s paid off. I guess they will send me a bill when they find their mistake, and the worst-case scenario is for me to pay the balance.

My wife and I found out about Royal Prestige by accident when we were down in Gulf Shores, and we went to the Shrimp Festival. A fellow was doing a show and my wife was there. I joined her and we watched the rest of his explanation of the cookware and watched what he did. Then we decided to go ahead and buy some. The shipping was faster than expected and the cookware came two weeks later. I like the quality of the cookware, and my wife likes that it cooks evenly. My only concern with the cookware was always about whether it would warp from the heat and things of that sort because then, it would never quite cook the same. We’ve followed the right directions, and we’ve been very careful about cleaning the cookware. We never use anything more than Bar Keepers Friend kind of thing at the most, and a plastic scrubby. We don’t use stainless steel pads or anything like that.

My mom uses Royal Prestige's largest pans. Originally, she bought them 30 years ago, when they were called something different. She has had them that long and they are still in mint condition. Last September, when I needed a new set, I talked to her and asked her what the best pan out there was. One of the key things I was looking for in a pan was specialty-wise. I make eggs every single morning and making eggs over easy can sometimes be tricky. I saw the demonstration happen and I told them that one of the things I make every day is eggs and I wanted to have a non-stick pan. I use it every single day, but it is by far my favorite pan in the whole wide world. I wish I had the whole entire set. I get a piece here and there, as my budget allows me, but it is definitely worth the money. I have purchased three pans so far. I also bought the salad chopper, which I love as well. The oil pan is my go-to for making chicken --12 minutes and it's done.

I'm very happy with the quality of the Royal Prestige cookware I purchased. I got the package with the skillet, a couple of pots and then the slicer after watching what the cookware can do. I particularly liked the skillet that you plug the thing into it that heats it. The cookware works very good and it doesn't stick. Plus you don't have to use oil in it which is also huge for me.

I went to a seminar for women where they had a bunch of vendors who sold jewelry, food and make-up. A lot of the vendors had draws that I could sign up for and at the Royal Prestige booth, the thing that they had set up was to win a dinner for six, so I put my name in that. And apparently, I won a dinner for six. I felt a little hoodwinked though because the way the lady set it up was that I’ve won a dinner for up to six people at my house and they'll come in and cook for me. I didn't realize that it was actually going to be, "Dinner for six. Let me show you my cookware to see if you want to buy it." I didn't realize that it was going to be a promotion to sell cookware.

The guy that did the demonstration and that visited us afterwards and did our ordering was amazing. They have some great people that are representing their company. I would tell a friend to check out Royal Prestige and consider buying their cookware.

I liked what I have seen from Royal Prestige at a fair. It cooks fast with no water. I also got the electric skillet, the electric pot and the salad cutter and all of the items are of very good quality. I'm looking forward to getting more of the saucepans.

I love cooking with our Royal Prestige cookware. My husband liked that it's similar to a pressure cooker type deal with the release mouth. It heats differently than a normal pan, but it's easy to clean and the quality is very good.

I wanted to buy a water filter in Nov 22 and After a lot of insistence from the representative I buy it but I never got it, but they send me the bill. I went to UPS and they told me they don't have the filter. After 2 months they want to send it and they told me that is mandatory. Take the filter or they gonna ruin my credit, a credit that I built for my own and they didn't gave me. They threatened me with that and I have been talking with everybody in the company but you are stuck with them one you sign. A very vile way of deicing people. I don't think anyone can force me to stay with something I don't want anymore. I'm sharing this with all my friends in social media.

Our old cookware set was getting in bad shape and we just wanted to get some nicer pots and pans. We saw Royal Prestige at the fair the year before and was intrigued by it then. We went back and decided to invest in a set because of its quality. The presentation was really good and they also showed us different things and how to use it. The gentleman who sold us the set was very professional and was very thorough with everything. We felt we got our money’s worth. We got the cookware last summer and we’re really happy with the quality of our cookware. Plus, It is easy to clean them. Overall, Royal Prestige has been a good experience.

Royal Prestige is stainless, has good quality, and it came with so many different things. We only wanted the grater processor but we bought almost the entire set. We ended up with the crock-pot, little heating pad deal, the electric hot plate, a 30-quart stock pot and it’s the biggest one they have, the electric skillet, and then the big pot and pans set. So far, they’re great. I like the ease of cleaning the cookware and they don’t have that crappy coating inside of it. I only wish they had more or new recipe books and specifically, some more ideas for the crock-pot. There were four recipes for the electric skillet. I have recommended Royal Prestige to friends.

I was with friends at the Oklahoma State Fair and we stopped by the Royal Prestige demo and watched them fix stuff and bought a set of stuff. I picked a set of a waterless cookware because they had a better handle. The other ones had a stainless steel handle too but it would get hot. I would have to get a pot holder to pick it up. But with the Royal Prestige, I could pick it up without a pot holder and worrying about my hand and fingers getting burned. Also, when the guy was demo-ing the whistle it was good. I could never hear the whistle on the other set I had. I had also purchased a dinner, a wok cooker for stir fry and a salad shooter outfit which was much improved over my old one. All of them are easy to clean up. The seals are good when we took some waterless.

The Royal Cutter persuaded me to purchase from Royal Prestige. I have had it for four months now and the quality is good. The one thing that put me off, and I almost didn't purchase because of this, was that the salesperson's tactics were very much hard-pushed. My mom's and my grandparents' generations are more used to that. But in my generation, we tend to make our own decisions based off of information and not by a salesperson shoving something down our throat. Most people today get annoyed by that. But that was the only issue I had with Royal Prestige.

Royal Prestige has a good set of pots and pans although there’s a learning curve. I wanted to update my set and I saw Royal Prestige at a county fair where they looked to be good pans. The salesman did a good job of selling them and was phenomenal. They came to my house in September and showed me how to use them, but I’m still learning how to use them.

My roommate and I got Royal Prestige's plates, pots, pans, and the silverware. I've had them for 48 years now and I like it. The sales reps were fabulous and there's a guy at Des Moines that was super helpful. There were pans that went bad that worked their wear, and they replaced it. I've also added a pan or two over the years. I recently bought an electric skillet, a round one, and a small fry pan. I wanted to complete my set but they didn’t make the ones I had anymore. So they traded in and gave me all new silverware. The quality is very good. They have excellent service and good replacement policy.

We like healthy cooking and we liked the quality of the Royal Prestige products, which is a lot better. I got two whole sets of cookware, the small set and the next set up, and got everything but the baking stuff. We've had them for three months now. I like the electric skillet and not having to use water. Then I got free utensils because I had another party off of mine. I like my Royal Prestige cookware and I’m enjoying using it. I tell friends to try it and that it makes a difference.

I bought some waterless cookware in 1987 but there were just three pans of it. I really liked it and I was looking for some more, and Royal Prestige seemed like a good company. We bought quite a bit and after we got our set here in September, all my other cookware went. I told my kids to come get whatever they wanted because I was never going to use them again. The Royal Prestige cookware cooks so evenly and easily. I am sold on the company and their cookware sn they are awesome.

I bought a Royal Prestige cookware set with the skillet as well as a really large and a smaller saucepan, which has a small Dutch oven thing. I also have the heat element with the really small crock-pot pan. I didn’t want to use Teflon anymore and Royal Prestige cookware was supposed to work like everything that a normal non-stick thing would work. I’ve had the cookware since September and I like them but stuff sticks really bad. I don’t know if I am doing something wrong but I heated up at the right temperature and made sure the beads of water were ready. Then I turned the heat down to what I needed and added my oil since there are certain things you’re supposed to use oil on. But there are always big brown spots where the heat element is in my electric stove. I wish I can figure that out.

We liked Royal Prestige's demo at the State Fair of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. We had a weak moment, because if you get this, you get the skillet, the grater thing, etc. thrown in. Once I got my Royal Prestige pots and pans, I wasn’t that crazy about them. I like the pans a little better, but I do not like that grater thing they gave me. We tried it, and it just made a mess every time. I did coleslaw the other day, and it made it almost like mush. My husband helped me hold the thing to get it to start using the grater. He pushed down to try to get the food down towards the the feeder, and it just wasn’t an easy feat.

We saw Royal Prestige at the Clay County Fair in Spencer, Iowa and we were impressed with the cookware. You don't need to use much water with it and we also liked its health benefits. So far, the cookware cooks everything really good, and everything looks tasty yet not all boiled out. We also purchased two of the grill pans, an oblong one and a round one. Then last year, we bought an electric skillet. We really like the quality of the items we purchased from them. But we had problems with the valve of the first one that we bought. There were a lot of times that it started sizzling and it was blown out of the pan so we had to send that in because they had to put another valve in. I like it better without the valves.