Royal Prestige Cookware Reviews

I have always wanted a cookware set from Royal Prestige. So we sat down, watched the presentation and tasted the food. And it tasted very good. I got a set six months ago and I like that you can push the little button down when the whistle goes off and it continues to cook slowly. It holds the flavor. While the overall quality is really nice, I haven't figured out how to fry something in it without sticking. I tried cooking hamburger in it one day and it got stuck to the bottom. It was just a mess. I have tried using a little bit of oil and it still got stuck. So I need to watch that little DVD that they sent and it might address the problem. But I'm still pleased with them.

I'm a cook myself so I really liked what Royal Prestige offered. I thought I would try it out when I saw them at a state fair. They were a bit cheaper than the other guy. I have had the cookware for six months now and I have been pretty happy with what I paid for. It's a nice little pan and the size and weight are my favorite features. Everything about it is kind of perfect. I don’t have to cook on high heat and it’s non-stick. They set it up with the different layers of metal and the oil in between. I think It works better than Teflon. I have only experienced one pan and I got a knife as a free gift. Both have worked really well for me but I would like to try other products and see what they are like as well.

We bought these pans for our daughter's wedding in 2006. She has had nothing but trouble with them. Sent one in because a handle fell off. All they did was put a plug in it. It did it again. She used it tonight and it exploded all over her and burned her stomach. These pans are a piece of crap and were expensive. Would not recommend them. They should go in the trash after tonight! Should she end up with Dr. bills Royal Prestige won’t be happy.

The Royal Prestige rep made a very good presentation at the State Fair and the electric frying pan got my attention. I was particularly interested in the even-heating aspect of the cookware. The sales guy made some good points and he was really nice, but he made some claims about vitamins that I knew were crap. I’ve been around the block a few times to pull some cranks at or sales pitch. The cookware was also a little overpriced but that's what happens when you buy a whole set. It’s not like I felt I got cheated but if a young person who was buying this was just starting out, that would be one thing. I’m quite a bit older though. I got rid of a bunch of stuff when I bought Royal Prestige cookware but there are some things that I hang on to. I bought a really small Royal Prestige set but I would have liked some flexibility in being able to create a set with things that I actually needed.

I saw Royal Prestige at the Iowa State Fair in August and I had a similar pan set like it before. I like the way it cooks with very low water and anybody who is having any health problems should definitely use this kind of cookware. It's very helpful and I especially like the new type of lid. I'll turn off the burner, close the lid down, and it finishes cooking. It's a bit like a pressure cooker. We also have the electric skillet, which is almost like a crock pot but it comes off the base. I'm very satisfied, but I wish Royal Prestige costs half as much as it does.

We were at the fair and got sucked into Royal Prestige. As we were ready for a set, we got the stainless steel pots and pans. They're nice and heavy and they have a warranty if we have any problems. We like Royal Prestige and they're worth good money, but maybe they could have bigger pans that don't cost quite as much.

We saw Royal Prestige set up at a hunting-type show. The presenter did a demonstration and that helped with the time that it took and how it tasted. I have the cookware package for six months now and it includes a pot and a non-electric food processor. It is expensive, but it seems it’s going to last a long time so the cost will equal out. I like the items that I purchased but my favorite so far is the electric skillet. With it, I don’t have to use any oil to cook and make it taste like it's been fried. But I wish on the electric skillet, that they had more in the cookbook. To me, it's lacking. Other than that, Royal Prestige cookware is a good investment.

My daughter has a Royal Prestige product and she's used to cooking in it and I'm not. So, I thought if my daughter and I were both cooking in the same thing, it might be helpful. Also, there's a couple of Royal Prestige product that I liked. I then got a package, which has a lot of things, from Royal Prestige and has owned it for four or five months now. The quality of the items is good but the cost is a little high, but I know the product's going to last a long time. I like the most the electric skillet too. I would say to friends to try this brand and get it if they like it.

Royal Prestige costs too much money. The price is ridiculous and I won’t buy from them again. There was an electric skillet that I was going to buy as well, but it was $900. I said that they can keep it. The pots and pans are nice though, and they are heavy-duty. Plus, the warranty is good. However, they're not worth the price.

My folks have a set of Royal Prestige’s pots and pans. My husband and I had been talking about it and we decided one day, at the state fair, to buy them. I like that the cookware is easy to clean. It doesn't matter if I burn something in the bottom of it or cook something too fast, it just wipes clean. We ordered the ultimate cook set that had the knife set and the cookie sheets, and everything with it. They're of very high quality. We had a great buying experience, and I enjoy them. I use them daily. I'm really sad that I waited 10 years of being married to buy a Royal Prestige set.

We go to the state fair each year and we sit through demos of Royal Prestige. We were told how long the products last and there are people who've had them for 60 years and are still using them. We sat through a quite a few demos before we decided to buy some of their products. We've had our cookware for less than 10 years and each time we go to the fair, we buy something to add to it, whether it's one piece or another set.

In a vendor show in Enid, Oklahoma, a guy cooked chicken in one of Royal Prestige pans and the way the food was cooked, how all the nutrition stayed with the vegetables and how quick it was cooked were the ones that stood out to me. I've had the Royal Prestige cookware since September. I overpaid a payment, but customer service was good. Royal Prestige cookware is awesome. They're easy to clean and it's fairly quick for cooking. The pots and pans in general are very outstanding. We thought we ruined a pan but we only soap and water. It has met our expectations. I have to follow the instructions on how to clean them though, but they're well held together and they said it has unlimited warranty.

Very disappointed with my water filter, and with Royal Prestige customer service, so far one of the worst; 5 months ago I send it back so it can be fix. They return it without checking anything. Have to buy a cartridge in order for them to send a top part. After move to a new place I realized is leaking from the seal. I call customer service one more time asking for a new seal and they refuse to send something under warranty. Can't believe after the cost of this product that I have to pay more money. This is just turning to be a schism company.

Well we had this (recommended seller) that came to our house more then a month ago selling us this water filter... Ok we told this seller very CLEARLY that it was gonna be ONLY under wife name with the reason that we wanted her credit to go up... He said ”Oh yes. No problem.“ Well next he called us that he needed husband in there too cause they didn’t approve wife. "Lie. I didn’t get an alert from creditor.” So at the end this seller only put husband on the credit. In top of that we don’t know why he was asking for a payment and telling us to lie to the company also, the free gift never arrived. Seller (Oscar **) Atlanta Ga. I do not have the order number at the moment only the account number.

My wife’s grandma had Royal Prestige. The cookware wasn’t quite the same thing as what we have but they were from the same company and she bought hers years ago. My wife thought they were good ones, and that was why we got them. She bought them at the state fair in August. We like that the cookware cleans up really easy. They’re pretty high quality. Normally I don’t like to buy stuff like that, but I was pretty impressed with how durable they were. Also, everything’s guaranteed forever and that’s a pretty big deal for me. We had five different sets before from other brands that she used all the time, and nothing really kind of matched and it seemed like nothing ever held up. If the pans were good then the handles were junk. If they look like the handles were sturdy then the pans were junk. Nothing seemed to last for very long.

I was not happy with what I had in my kitchen. When I went to the fair, I saw Royal Prestige and they seemed like a good set of cookware so I purchased from them.

Rip off and pushy sellers - Stay away. They will tell you anything you want to hear to get you to buy. Trust me. I fell for it and there is nothing you can do after signing the contract. They don't want their merchandise back. You are stuck.

We had an old set of cookware, so we needed a new one. The Royal Prestige demonstrator showed how easy it was to use. However, we used the skillet quite often and it sticks no matter what you cook in it and it doesn’t clean up well. I wish they could figure out a better way because the cleanup on some of the items isn’t as good - I don’t know if that’s the lapse time between the demonstration because he wiped it out right away. In most places, when you are at home, you don’t get a chance to do that when you’re cooking so. But, the rotary chopper that you can cut your cheese and celery with is awesome. We use that a lot in chopping up stuff, and then you have the different sizes that you can connect for different things you’re doing.

The medium sauce pan handle was broken after roughly 27 years of use. The replacement of the handle was handled in a courteous, quick and professional manner. I would recommend your product to everyone. It has been a very good quality product.

These are absolutely the best pots ever made. I have had my set for over 17 years and they are still in excellent condition. I also have a knife set that has been very dependable. The price was high, even then, but I’ve never needed to buy any other cookware. I highly recommend this brand.

I bought Royal Prestige cookware for my daughter. We learned about it at a fair on the first of September when we watched their show. My daughter said she had to have it and so we bought it. She uses it every day and she likes it. She swears that it's fantastic.

According to the sales rep this glass was very resistant and not easy to break. I was sold on a product that was a "lifetime warranty"... this is a scam. First of all the ceramic set came with tons of defects. 30 days later a mug and one of the cups broke so easily on top of my counter. I called to get a replacement. I have to pay $7.95 for the glass and $18.92 for the mug??? Where in hell is my life warranty? I paid so much for this products over 2k for everything and I still have to pay money? Next time I rather buy my sets from Pier One. More variety and way cheaper. I am so disappointed I was never explained this extra fees out of pocket. I am working in a complaint with state attorney. I am not paying $1000 for this.

We’ve had the Royal Prestige Cookware for a couple of months now and I don’t like them. It’s too hard to clean. Getting the burnt part out is a pretty intensive clean up process. I’m not happy with them because they say it does this and it doesn't. They bring out a brand new pan and they use it once and then they put it back. I'd like their demos to be a little more upfront and honest.

I bought pressure cooker Nakshatra Alpha SS Pressure cooker 5 Litre stainless steel from Big Bazaar, Amritsar Punjab. This pressure cooker is really a crap. In 5-6 whistle it burn the food. I tried on low, medium and high flames but at end result is same. Even if I am cooking kidney beans, chickpeas with lot of water, it burned in 5-6 whistle. It's first time in my life I bought any product of Prestige and I am extremely unhappy and dissatisfied from poor quality. Every night I am serving burned food to my family. Now my trouble is this, I am living in Australia and can't change it anywhere. Moreover as per market reviews, PRESTIGE is good brand and I trusted on it, and haven't kept the bill.

The demonstration done by Royal Prestige at a fair was good. It was amazing that you didn't have to use liquid, water, or grease, and it was healthier cooking. I got the cookware at the end of July. The price, however, was definitely high, and after I got home and realized how many pieces I got, it's like, "Wow, what did I just do?"

Royal Prestige is a fine cookware. My wife bought an electric skillet and we use it all the time. And you’re supposed to be able to use just a little bit of water in and throw the thing in there. And the thing becomes bubble-ish, they shed it off and they’re finished cooking.

I bought two cute little pans from Royal Prestige this year, and I also bought their crock-pot which can double as a single burner. I didn’t have it mobile-tailored but if I did, I could take it and plug it in and even heat up something else on it because the pot comes off of it. And then I also bought the grill which you can use on your stove and you just place a stick on there so you get the grilling marks on quickly. It’s kind of messy to grill on the stove but sometimes I put it in the oven because it’s oven-proof too. They cleaned up beautifully. I also have a little melting pot. I steeped some tea in it and it sat there and when I threw it in the dishwasher, it came out sparkling clean.

Royal Prestige was wonderful and I’d recommend this brand. I liked their presentation and their people answered the questions very well. It made me feel comfortable and secure. I’m not a big cook, but with the Royal Prestige cookware, it was easy to do. I got a two-cup little pan to melt butter and I have used it several times. I love it because it's very high quality, heavy duty and user-friendly. The handle is good as well.

I had to return my 9 ply pots due to a recall. They sent me 5 plies in its place, they bent right away. By bent I mean the bottom surface is no longer flat. I can easily put it on my stove and watch it do circles since bottom surface is no longer flat. I also purchased an Innove set while I was waiting for my exchange. Also no longer a flat surface. I wish I would have never returned my 9 ply set. Since then I have purchased different sets of pots hoping they last me as long as my 9 ply did. I am very disappointed and I am constantly replacing parts on them.

People from Royal Prestige came to our house, cooked for us and showed us their product, which we thought was good. We got the pots, pans, a set of knives, a slicer and an electric skillet from them. We've had their cookware for a few months now and the quality is definitely good.

We were at an outdoor fair, where Royal Prestige had a booth. The guy had a drawing for cooking dinner at a home so we entered that and then he also came to our house and showed us the cookware. We bought the great big Paella pan and a couple of different saucepans. The cookware has been working well and we really like it. My husband gets really frustrated trying to make an egg though. It’s hard to make them not stick. It’s a little more expensive than it’s worth, but I’m happy with it.

I've had Royal Prestige for about six months now. We liked its quality and how easily it cleans. I also got the knife set and it's of good quality as well. When I was calling in making the payments or talking with them either at the home show or over the phone, they were friendly, very professional, and courteous.

I really enjoy our cookware from Royal Prestige. My sister had a party and I was just impressed with it. At that time, I didn't have a good set of pots and pans. I got it for Christmas, but I didn't start using it until May. So far, it's good. It cooks nice but it's not easy to clean. You have to soak it and make sure to use a lot of Pam. Overall though, the quality is very high and I'm very satisfied with it.

Royal Prestige is quite expensive at the beginning but once I started using them, every penny was worth it. I'm really into healthy stuff and I started a diet at the beginning of the year. When I saw Royal Prestige I thought it was something I can really use. It's electrical and you have to plug in, and then it does everything like baking bread in twelve minutes. It's pretty cool and I recommend it.

Is the worst company on credit line. I was pay in full my debt 2 months ago and in my credit still see that owe the amount of $486. And when I called the person who answer said, "Don't worry you don't owed any", but on my credit record I owed.

With Royal Prestige, you get what you pay for. I've been wanting quality cookware for a long time, and I purchased my cookware through a show that I happened to be at. It is made of quality material, and I enjoy cooking on it. The heat distribution is like it is supposed to be. It also cleans easily and it has a good weight. I bought a knife set as well, and they are some of the best knives I've ever owned.

My wife wanted Royal Prestige Cookware, but she gets angry cooking on it sometimes. She likes the pots but doesn’t like the skillets. Plus, she got the electric skillet which she can’t figure how to make it work. The knives and the salad shredder we got were alright, though.

It's the worst decision I've ever made. Buy pots of Royal Prestige. I was making my payments but there was a time that I left without work and could not pay it, After about a year I tried today to communicate with them to see if I could make an agreement of the 1.855.85 reflected in my credit. I communicate in the morning because I'm really worried. I want to pay the debt, I transfer my supposed number ** collector who very rude tells me that at this moment cannot talk to me, that the number to call to pay all the money that does not have time for this... Wow. I was paralyzed because he did not let me explain and I hung up.

We got sold when a guy came over and cooked dinner for us using Royal Prestige Cookware. He showed us the capabilities and demonstrated the advantages of the cookware. I like the electric griddle and the regular pots that he did the veggies in make perfect vegetables. Their pricing is really expensive but it’s better to eat healthy and spend a couple of extra bucks to do that.

I saw Royal Prestige at a gun show and their product seemed to be a good type of cookware. I watched the presenter do his demonstrations and I was very pleased with how he was using them. The cookware is stainless steel and the construction is better than the junk I was using. Although the price was horrible and I’m still agonizing over the price, it was worth it. I’ve had the cookware over a year now and they're cool. The lids all have the little buttons and I love those.

We were sold on your product after watching the demonstration. He was very good at explaining what he was doing and the food he served us after he was done was excellent. And after the demonstration he took time with us to explain things on a more personal level. Unfortunately we could not afford a set of pots and pans at this time. We wanted to try them and bought the 10 1/2" skillet. We can't wait to get it.

Although I have a lot of Royal Prestige pieces, I always like stopping by the booth at the fair to check out new items. I don't feel pressured to buy; and I know what I would or would not use. I bought a double wall bowl this summer, but I have not had a chance to use it yet. I appreciate that Ted located some replacement covers for my bowls and sent them to me.

Royal Prestige’s demonstration with their cookware at a county fair got us to purchase from them. The guy showed us how it worked and I liked that it uses a little water while cooking. I’ve had the Royal Prestige Cookware for four months now and it cleans up well, which is good. It’s easy with the little thing on the top where it whistles when it’s time and then I turn off the burner whenever it whistles if things are done. I like that it is lighter compared to the Le Creuset that I have, which is too big and heavy. Sometimes, the grinder that came with the cookware takes too much time to get it out and clean it. But other than that, the overall experience with Royal Prestige Cookware was good.

I like the quality of the Royal Prestige pans and the cooking, and I had been keeping my eye on them for many years. I can't find that type of quality in a regular retail market. I made up my mind to buy those and that's what I wanted. It's been close to two years now since I bought the cookware and I don't regret the decision. I love everything about it, especially the cooking and the cleanup. I'm very pleased with it and I even have plans of buying other items for the future.

We were invited to dinner at a friend's house and there was going to be a demonstration of Royal Prestige cookware. The guy who did the presentation was very good and he impressed us with the pans. We weren't even looking for any cookware at that time. We just went to that party and then decided we liked it. We’ve had the cookware now for about 6 months. I like that I can put hamburgers or chicken in there and I don't have to put or adjust oil in it. I haven't used all the pieces but we've used most of it and we like it just fine. Quality is very good and we were pleased with our purchase.

We went to a dinner party at my sister's and discovered it was a Royal Prestige party. My husband thought the full saute pan was the berries for cooking vegetables. We’ve owned the cookware for a couple of months now but we've only used it once or twice. It's good quality, but it's very heavy and inconvenient for me, so I use other stuff.

I like everything about Royal Prestige pans and the really good quality made me purchase them. Also, I like the warranty, the way the lids of the pans are, and how each pan is stacked and how the pans cook. After the purchase, the salesman came and did a home cooking demonstration and he said I would get a small skillet for free. I called him a couple of weeks ago but I haven’t heard back from him. Overall, it was a good experience from the demonstration at the home show and when the salesman came to my house.

Royal Prestige is a very good company and their cookware is superb. I bought a slow cooker, the small pot that you melt the butter with and an egg poacher. I love the quality of the products I got. They're great and fantastic to cook with. They’re also heavy, and easy and fast to clean. That’s a big thing with me because I don’t like to stand, scratch and clean. I had a wonderful experience with them and everything's great.

We saw Royal Prestige Cookware at a home show and we were impressed with the ease of being able to cook with it quickly without having a bunch of greasy stuff. I'm was also impressed with their salesman. He answered all of the questions and made things look simple in using the product. The overall quality is very good and I am pleased with it when I use them.

A friend recommended Royal Prestige and it was awesome cookware. I like the way it cooks and I've had them for at least 14 years. It cooks my food in half the time and the pans clean up nicely. I also have a couple of their knives and they’re nice. All in all, my experience has been very good.

We saw a demonstration for Royal Prestige at one of those home shows. I like the way it cooks and how it whistles when it’s ready so I don’t have to stand in there and watch it. I like the quality and we’re happy with the purchase. I’m pretty comfortable with the overall experience and I’ve also recommended Royal Prestige to a few people.

The Royal Prestige Cookware is the best investment I've made in my kitchen. I like it and it’s fantastic. Royal Prestige is a very old company and my grandmother had a set of their cookware. I've always wanted a set of good cookware that I don’t have to toss every other year so I went with them. We bought a set along with the electric skillet and some other things and they're wonderful. I like being able to use very little oil and sometimes no oil at all. I also like the fact that the whole pan heats evenly. It’s like a cast iron. It’s easy to take care of as well. I paid $4,000 for it and I baby the cookware. I don’t put it in the dishwasher. The only thing I'm having trouble with is the salad maker. This thing is driving me crazy. I've never really gotten it to work like their reps did at the home show. They’re going to send someone out to my house and show me how to grate cheese in it.

I owned my first set of Royal Prestige 10 years ago when I got married but I lost them. Then I happened to see Royal Prestige at the local home show and I couldn’t contain myself. I had to buy them right then and there. I like the cookware's quality and the ease of cooking with them. It's also a healthier way of cooking and I just know them as the best. I also like how versatile it is. The lids fit each other and it's got a lifetime warranty. If I can take them off and beat them on my semi, I'd get new replacements if they get damaged. However, the cleaning on them is a little bit different than a normal cheap pot or pan. It takes a little more effort if you’re not used to cooking with them but after you get used to working with it, Royal Prestige is one of the easiest, healthiest and fastest ways to cook.

It was at one of those shows that you do before you get married where I first heard of Royal Prestige, and then it took years before I saw them again. I heard good things about them. I was more financially stable and thought it was time to get them. The demonstration they were able to give before you buy them instead of buying them from somebody not knowing anything about them makes a big difference. Also, I like that the cookware is easier to clean. All in all, Royal Prestige offers great products and service.

Royal Prestige makes very high-quality products. I was at a trade show and needed a new cookware. I wandered off, watched the demonstration, which was very compelling and decided it's a good a time as any to purchase from them. I have owned the cookware for about six months now and I like that it is easy to clean. I'm very happy with it.

I received a call from number ** saying that I won a luxury cookware and asked me to attend at the Hilton hotel to claim the prize. I went there and the prize was only a set of 4 spoons. I needed to buy a $2,000 cookingware in order to receive a prize. Everybody there were complaining about the issue.

My husband and I thought we could use some quality cookware and we sat in on the demonstration at a home improvement show. We liked what we saw and it looked like a good product. So, my husband said, “Let’s do it.” I like that it doesn’t take long for it to heat up and the cookware heats up evenly. We also like that we don’t have to put too much water when steaming our veggies. It would be nice to have more recipes. I went on the website and there’s not a lot, like some of the stuff they showed us in the demonstration. Other than that, we’re very pleased with the product. I’m glad we purchased it. It’s a quality product and it’s very easy to use and it seems to really maintain well.

My wife liked the way the Royal Prestige slow cooker works and so we bought one along with some trivets. It has very good quality and is easy to use and I like that it cleans up real good since I’m in charge of doing this stuff. We can use the slow cooker pot on the stove too. We usually use it to cook or roast in it then after that, we make the gravy on the stove.

I found out about Royal Prestige when I went to an RV show. I have heard of other stainless steel pans and had seen other demos, but the reason I decided to go ahead with the purchase was Royal Prestige was a smaller set than what other companies had. I don’t have that big of a kitchen and it’s just my husband and I. Royal Prestige was able to let me mix and match the pieces that I wanted instead of forcing me into something that I wouldn’t want so that made a big difference. The only thing is it’s a little more effort to learn to cook with them. Some things do require water or oil to cook with and the pans don’t like that, so it’s a little awkward. But I'm learning it and figuring it out. They have the DVD that comes with it, but it doesn’t work in every player. Other than that, we’re really enjoying our cookware and their quality is great.

We watched the demonstration a guy did at a home show and we thought of trying Royal Prestige Cookware. We liked the cookware and I like not having to put the moisture in it or the grease. I really liked the dome lids, too. He did veggies and it was really good. And they didn’t taste cooked which was kind of my thing. It's been a busy time for me, so I haven’t had to cook very much and I haven’t had a really big opportunity to use the cookware. But when I have used it, I’ve liked and enjoyed it. It takes some time to get used to it for it’s a little different. You kind of have to play with it a little. I have a glass-top stove that has the convection heating. So, the guy recommended, “Don’t follow the directions in cooking it.” For medium cooking, he said, “Don’t put it above 2.” And so, I found that to be true.

I have seen a different brand of cookware the previous year but I couldn't afford it at the time. And then when I saw Royal Prestige, I liked it a little bit better because it had this little whistle on it. But what I like about it is I'm able to cook healthier. I'm a diabetic and I also have had triple bypass surgery already so I have to watch how much fat I use and cooking with this cookware, I don't have to use as much. Last night I cooked salmon. I put a little bit of water on the bottom, threw the salmon in and it cooked perfectly.

Royal Prestige got a good presentation and their product looked so easy and has quality. My mom also had them for years and she loves it. Her handle on one of her pans was loose and she sent that in and they replaced it. I really like the slow cooker as I do a lot with the slow cooking and I like to put stuff on that more. But I used one of the pans one time and had broccoli and some potatoes in there and I thought I put enough water. It burnt everything in it. I had to clean the pan and was scorched black, so I haven't used them since. I also noticed that the cookware's heavier than what I thought it was and every time I get everything in, especially the pan, it's heavy. I would like a little bit lighter one. Other than that, I like everything.

Recently when my oldest daughter got married, she attended a couple of bridal shows and was introduced to the cookware. After telling me about it, I went to two home shows and sat through a couple of presentations. I was looking at another vendor in the same show but because of Royal Prestige's stainless steel properties and not having to worry about the surface chipping off or deteriorating, I chose to try them. The price was high, but the guy that demonstrated made it feel like it was a good purchase.

We had been looking at Royal Prestige at the home show that they have in Springfield once a year. We decided we were going to get a good set of pots and pans. But the sales guy made me feel guilty and it was his sales pitch that made us decide on Royal Prestige rather than Saladmaster. I’ve had it for eight months and I like the way it cooks especially the electric skillet. It’s great quality but it does a poor job in the dishwasher. It comes out spotty no matter what you do. So, my wife cleans it with a stainless cleaner. But other than that, we like the product and we’re completely happy with it.

We learned about Royal Prestige in a trade show and my wife liked it. It was an impulse buy. They always make it sound so good at the trade show, but not the guy I was talking to. He did a good job. We've had the cookware for three months and I like the valve deal on it. They have good quality product, and so far, they’ve done what they said they would do.

I've always been watching Royal Prestige Cookware at the Home Shows for years. I have their cookware for five months now, and I like the idea of waterless cookware. However, we haven't used it yet since the whole house is packed away. But we did use the electric skillet and had a problem with it at the start. They were cool to get us a new part for it though. I really liked the salesman. The quality and customer service is good and they did a good job.

We saw Royal Prestige at Home and Garden Show several times when we went down there every year to Minneapolis. I needed new pans and since we could afford something a little better, I bought their cookware and I'm on the second year of owning it. It’s a really nice cookware, and I love it. It has a very good quality. Moreover, they stand behind their products still because I had a little accident with one when I had the burner up too high and I burnt it pretty bad. It was not scrapable so they had to exchange it at no charge and no problem. That was awesome.

I was at a home and garden show and Royal Prestige gave a good demonstration there. My mother-in-law has Royal Prestige cookware and I wanted some new cookware. I thought that it would be a really good cookware. I bought it in January and I like it so far. It's easy to use and it cooks evenly. I'm very happy with it and I'm anticipating that it's going to last me forever.

The rep from Royal Prestige talked to us about the cookware and it really looked great. My husband liked it that it's dishwasher safe and it's made out of the famous surgical-grade stainless steel. We got the pots, pans, and the electric skillet. We have the electric one that they said you can make a cake in it or lasagna. You can put on the stove like an electric skillet. We've had them for five months now. When we used the cookware, it didn't work. We watched the video and all the other stuff that came along with it, but we're finding the food is sticking, things aren’t cooking properly, and it's not an easy cleanup. It's not just something I can throw in the dishwasher like it was explained. We've been washing everything by hand. We used the electric cooker once too and it was awful to clean up. We haven't used it again.

I didn't want to use stainless or Teflon pans anymore and Royal Prestige was recommended to us. I like the cookware’s waterless cooking feature, being able to cook without much water so your vegetables aren't all waterlogged but I'm not good at it yet. We tried to schedule someone to come give us lessons, but no one ever contacted us. But the cookware is of good quality and I would recommend them to a friend.

We were at a demonstration and I liked how the Royal Prestige cookware worked, so we bought it. We've owned it since last spring. The overall quality is good and it wasn't bad for the cost. I'd recommend it to a friend.

I saw the Royal Prestige presentation and it looked interesting. Since we had a mismatched cookware, I decided to purchase from Royal Prestige and their quality seems very good. I'd tell my friends to take a look at it too.

I got to know about Royal Prestige at a state fair. My husband purchased their cookware and it's very nice. I've been using the griddle a lot lately and it’s easy to clean up.

The Royal Prestige maXtractor Juicer is an expensive rip off. Do not buy this machine. It's awful. First, your veggies have to be cut fairly small. Second, the pulp gets caught in the extractor part all the time - especially leafy greens (and who doesn't juice leafy greens???). You are also constantly clearing out jams in the ejector chute. And their customer service Carolyn ** (show replies in caps - rudely) can't help you if you don't have an order number and surprisingly they don't have me as a customer. Save your money and fruits and shop at a respectable store - COSTCO, WALMART, TARGET, BED BATH AND BEYOND.

We looked at Royal Prestige and we thought that it would fit our needs. It’s easy to clean, looks good and has great quality. I would tell my friends to try it but I would also let them know it’s expensive.

I bought Royal Prestige in the early 80's. I absolutely love the cookware. I have had a couple kettles that the bottoms had started to come off. Called the company and they asked me to send them in and they sent me brand new updated ones. When I need new handles and knobs I just call and they send out new ones free of charge. A friend bought a set of cookware from another company around the same time and they refused to hold up their warranty. My only problem is I want to buy a couple extra pieces, but the distributor is 2000 miles away and cannot order directly from the company.

My parents bought Royal Prestige 15 years ago. We saw them at a boat show and the staff cooked a chicken and some vegetables and showed off the induction thing. We figured we'd buy that one since we were tired of buying pots and pans. We've had the cookware for six months now. I like that it works. Also, the cleanup is good once you get a hang of cooking with them. With the Walmart cookware, you just cook. But with the Royal Prestige one, you preheat it then turn the heat down. So learning how to use the oil to your advantage was the main thing. Once we got that down, we simply wipe it out.

I’m happy and satisfied with my experience with Royal Prestige. It's good value for a good product. My favorite is the electric skillet. It’s easy to clean and non-stick, no oil.

I looked at other cookware retailers but the guarantee on Royal Prestige is much better. My husband said that he wanted to treat me for my birthday, so he got them. They cook nice and evenly. I love that it cleans easily and that I can cook with very little water. I steam my vegetables and they come out really nice and flavorful. However, I wish they had more recipes or more info on cooking directions. At first, it was hard, but once the vegetables boil and I turn the knob, then I put them in for five minutes. Also, I’m having trouble keeping the electric frying pan connected. Somehow, it slips out and then it loses its heat, so I’m always pushing that in. Overall, the pans are really great and they're heavy too.

Mark came and gave us all a Royal Prestige brochure. I had owned the cookware for 40 years. Although most of the pieces I had are still good, there were a couple that needed to be replaced and he couldn't replace some. So, we decided to purchase a whole new set just recently. Their quality is good and I like that they're stainless steel. They don't scratch and they are easy to clean. My favorite is that they heat evenly.

We went to one of the home shows and Royal Prestige was there. I purchased from them because I needed pots and pans and their price was good. It seemed a little high at first but it’s a decent price for the most part and it's a very nice and sturdy cookware. Overall, it was a good experience and they have a good product and I like it.

We were considering to purchase a new cookware for a couple of years because it was so expensive. But when we decided to get it, we really liked it. I've had my cookware from Royal Prestige for a year. It's healthier and the food tastes really good. Also, we don't have to use grease and it is so easy to clean. The food doesn't stick to it and as long as you don't let it sit in the pan for a long time, it cleans up. Our pan still looks brand new. It's a shock to get over the cost of it and we know that we had some other pieces that it would be more handy. But we can do everything that we need to do with the set that we have. All in all, it's good quality and I won't ever have to buy any more pots and pans again unless I want a different piece.

40 years ago, we went to a home party where they were demonstrating Royal Prestige and selling them. The only thing I wanted at that time was the shredder and they would not sell it. I had to have a party with a certain amount of money involved. I said, "Forget it. I'm not gonna do that. I wanna buy it. My money ought to be good." But they wouldn't do it. Then recently we were at this home show which was demonstrating Royal Prestige and the guy did it well. He was very personable and he kept everybody's attention. We bought their cookware since my husband said that we could afford them. Forty years ago, we couldn't. The cookware's quality is superb and the food was fantastic out of them. I love the fact that I don't have to use a lot of oil and water. They've made me a better cook.

There was a trade show where we came to know about Royal Prestige and because of the quality of their cookware, we thought of purchasing from them. We bought pots and nice non-stick pans and have utilized them for six months now. But I’m having problems since day one with the skillet, where stuff sticks to it. Other than that, the rest of the products are excellent and everything else was wonderful. I'm more than happy with Royal Prestige.

I was using the cookware from my grandmother and decided maybe I could do a little better. I've had Royal Prestige since March and so far, I like it. The quality is very good. I have a gas stove and the cookware heats evenly all through. I don’t have to sit there waiting for the whistle. I'm also still experimenting with it. Also, if I had a problem, I called them and they answered.

My son and daughter-in-law really like well the Royal Prestige set that they have. I then thought of trying Royal Prestige as well. I've had the cookware set for several months and have only used two pans out from the whole set. And for what I paid for the cookware, I'm not satisfied with it. I also talked to Greg from Royal Prestige and he never sent me a cord for my slow cooker and that's been a couple of months ago now. I'm not happy with Royal Prestige.

My husband and I went to a home show in Gonzales, Louisiana and saw a demonstration. We were impressed by it and decided then to go ahead and purchase Royal Prestige Cookware. I've been working out of town so the only pot that I've used was the electric skillet. I like that I don't have to add extra oil to it and it don't stick. It is easy to clean. It doesn't take a lot of space in the cabinet. There is even a good flavor when you cook in it. I'm very impressed by it. It seems to be very durable. The rest of the pots are at home but I enjoy them too.

I've been using Royal Prestige products for 30 years and I have loved them ever since. The first set that I got when I was still in high school still looks brand new. Then, a guy came to our house and told me the most current one. I still use the old set because they're so good. But, I needed bigger pieces for a bigger family that I have to take care of and I have to cook a lot. So, I recently purchased another one.

I originally got the baking set with the baking pans from Royal Prestige. They were horrible. With the way I cook, I need a cookie sheet that has edges as well as a flat surface because sometimes, I need it to hold water or to catch the drips. However, their cookie sheet has no edges. One end had a lip up but the rest of it was completely flat. It's also a lot smaller than I would need and the rest of the baking set were round pans. One of them was a pie pans. They weren't even deep enough to do anything with. It was a $300 piece of crap that I can't cook with so I sent it back right away.

We were at a show at Fairgrounds and I enjoyed watching the guy that put on the show for Royal Prestige. He was very nice and informative and I just listened to his spiel and he sold me on it. Also, I had just gotten a new induction stove top and Royal Prestige's product works with the induction. I then bought a set of cookware and they were very prompt with getting it out to us. I also got the griddle and I like that it’s very nice. My sister and I split the set and it worked out quite well for us to do that. I've owned the cookware for six months now and I haven’t had any trouble with it. It cleans up well and I like that I can put several different things in there and cook. I spray PAM in the bottom of it before I cook anything. But before that, I was having trouble with it sticking and after I learned that part of it then I got along quite well. I would recommend Royal Prestige to somebody else.

We were at a Home and Garden Show in Oklahoma City and we just happened to walk past the Royal Prestige demonstration and sat down. I liked the way it looks so easy to cook with the cookware. Buying the cookware was a breeze. It was an interesting show and the people are nice. I've enjoyed using the cookware. They are of good quality and easy to clean. However, I tried several different things and I can't get the stain out of the slow cooker. But it's just a little stain on the inside. I'm happy with Royal Prestige and planning on going back and see what new things they have to offer next year. It would also be nice if they have a bigger cookbook or more information on frying without oil.

We've had Royal Prestige Cookware for four months and it's been fine. Everything came fine and were delivered when they said it. I like the waterless cooking feature on cooking corn on the cob or vegetables. I have to add very little water and that's nice compared to boiling the corn on the cob. You can tell it's a nicer set of pots and pans for the quality is great.

I'm on a diet that can use no oil, butter, fats and nuts so I bought Royal Prestige Cookware at a Home and Garden Show about six months ago. They had a good quality product that last forever. We talked to some people at that show who had purchased it in the past, and they were really impressed with it and how it lasted. They even passed it on to their kids and it's in the will. Obviously, it's an excellent product and I have really enjoyed cooking with it because it's as easy as they said it would be.

The sellers make all kinds of promised about how they don't stick, that they don't need oil and that they whistle when the food is almost done. These are all lies. They're very expensive. And for those who don't make enough money to qualify they invent you a fake Job, and ask a relative to lie and say you work for them and make x amount of dollars, so you can afford to buy them. And in tiny print say if you don't cancel within 3 days of signing the contract you're stuck with them whether they work Or not. Also they very heavy and hard to clean. After washing them they stay with a white cloudy all around.

We were interested in trying to cook healthy. Moreover, we were ready to buy some new pots and pats. And so, even though Royal Prestige is a bit more expensive that what we wanted, we went ahead and got their cookware. Since getting it, we've used it primarily for steaming vegetables. We think it's of a very high quality and we've been enjoying our Royal Prestige cookware.

I've had Royal Prestige cookware for 15 years and it has great quality. It's expensive but it's worth it. When you've come to cooking, you shouldn't skimp on your cookware for your family. I like the electric skillet really well. I use it a lot and I don’t have to get my big one now. I bought my first Royal Prestige because I wanted a healthy cookware and I've never been disappointed in it.

I purchased Royal Prestige for multiple factors. Overall, I really like the product and it seemed great at the time. We're on a layaway plan, so we don't have all of the pieces but some of it is to last a year. We have the waterless, nonstick cooking and we really love it. It's a great and amazing product. You definitely pay for it, but you do for quality, so that's part of it.

We have been talking about getting better cookware and things for a while and we saw Royal Prestige down at a home show. We watched the little demo that they did and decided to do it. We put it on layaway for a while, though, so we didn’t get the cookware right away. It was right at Christmastime that we paid it off. My wife uses the cookware more than I do and it seems to be good. But it took us a little while to get used to it because you have to turn down the cooking temp a lot more. We’re used to cooking on higher temperatures so it was nice that we could cook with it at low. So, some things we still are having a little bit of a tough time getting not to stick. But we’re getting used to it. It’s all a learning process.

We went to an outdoor event at the State Fairgrounds in Shreveport, Louisiana and one of the vendors was doing a cooking demonstration using Royal Prestige Cookware. My husband and I was with our son, our daughter, a cooperative granddaughter, and a fussy grandson. We sat down and the rep entertained us. We really enjoyed the demo. It was nice and very entertaining. The rep was good in getting the food done, letting our grandson sample the food, and telling anecdotes. We’ve had our Royal Prestige Cookware for more than a year. We like the knife we got, it’s very sharp and versatile because of its flat blades. The cookware was nice to have, but we haven’t used it. We’re just the two of us and it’s an overkill to use the cookware for just two people. And so we were waiting for the family to get together so we can cook for more than two.

I had always been talking about going to the fair and buying a slicer and dicer. My wife said, "You've got more slicer and dicer than you need." And I told her one can never have too many. Many of the fairs around the country don't have all of the sale stuff like they've got it our fair, but my wife had been wanting to get a hot tub and if you gonna buy a hot tub, you wanna go look at them at the fair because that's where they're all in one place. Now, my wife doesn't like to spend much at the fair but they started the wine tasting so she was just floating. We can walk by and she can pick stuff out without getting all anxious.

I was looking to cook more salty type things and I like the presentation the gentleman did on the Royal Prestige Cookware at the home show. I'm not one of these persons who like to spend a lot of time in the kitchen, but I like the cookware's quickness and the easy cleanup. My favorite thing about my cookware is I can just throw a chicken breast in the skillet, have it cooked in 20 minutes and have my vegetables done in ten minutes. What you can do is stick it in there with a little bit of water and vegetables are done in no time. It's the same with chicken. The way they tasted when they came out was great.

I’ve been a Royal Prestige customer for about 25 years now. I am actually very impressed with them. Royal Prestige to me is second to none. I am a firm believer in their products and I can probably do a sales pitch as good as any of their people do just by using them. I took my wife out to one of the fairs and we watched the demo. My wife said, “Does that really cook that well?” And now, we own several pieces.

I have owned Royal Prestige Cookware for about three months. They clean up nice, but when I'm frying, especially chicken, I like to turn the chicken and have everything stay on it. Since I can't crank the heat up with the cookware, when I turn it, all of the coating is rolled off the chicken. That's not my kind of fried chicken. I shouldn't have gotten Royal Prestige because it's not the way I cook. The cookware has a decent quality but I wish they could stand high heat.

I got my first set of Royal Prestige Cookware back in the 80s. I went to the Tulsa State Fair here in Oklahoma and saw they were there. It got my interest up in the new sets. It's very high quality. And I like the ease of cooking and cleaning up with it.

My dad does the potato pancakes and uses a lot of oil so I asked the rep from Royal Prestige to make potato pancakes. It's to see how they would be. He did and the pancakes turned out great. He used a lot less oil than what my dad uses and that's what sold me on it. I did go to the home show again and told them that I couldn't view the second and third of the video parts. And they told me that I could watch them on YouTube. I wish Royal Prestige could make the change to the DVD to just do a play all. Because then, people without remote could just watch it all at one time without having to go into each one.

My cousin has got some Royal Prestige cookware. When the Royal Prestige rep, Jonathan, gave us the demonstration, it was amazing and jaw-dropping. I needed a 12-quart pot that didn't come in the first set and Jonathan made me an offer of a different set that has a huge skillet. There was a couple of other smaller pots and it further enhanced the whole set. I am enjoying the pots, pans, and skillets a lot. They're exactly what they're supposed to be as far as cookware. They're topnotch. I'm cooking in them daily and they do the job. My husband and I are enjoying eating more steamed vegetables without oil. I also like boiling potatoes without water and put a little seasoning on them.

We saw Royal Prestige cookware at a craft fair. It cooked without much moisture and oil and so, I decided to buy a skillet, saucepan and the lid from them. While what I've done with the cookware was fine, there was nothing outstanding that I could see. Also, clean-up was not as easy as I thought it would be.

I want all my cookware to be stainless and I'm 100% satisfied with Royal Prestige. I got two signature sets from them. I have the steamer, stock pot, frying pan and the electric fryer. Additionally, I got the induction burner for free. My favorites have been the deep pan and the small pot. I use my electric skillet and induction burner. Cleaning up the cookware is easy, but there are dry water spots after you clean and then hang them.

I've had my cookware from Royal Prestige since October or November. It's the best quality and a lot of people have them. It's all nice and easy to use. It's also expensive but it's good quality. I also got the knife set and it's really nice. They also included the cutting block for me. They're great and they're making cookware great again. I'd recommend it.

I went to this Taste of Cooking in our town and signed a card for some knife. Then, someone called about giving a presentation about pans and said we would get a chef's meal. We got two knives for free, and bought the Royal Prestige's most affordable two pans and a shredder. I like the shredder for chopping up vegetables. We also got a two-clad bowl. They're really nice. I'm looking forward to how it would be a healthy way of cooking with the liquid inside of it, then heat the vegetables that are put in the pans. They're really a good grade of cookware.

Royal Prestige's presentation at a state fair sold us. After demonstrating and showing to us how their cookware worked, we just liked it so we bought the whole set. They have good quality but I love the things that cut up the vegetables and the electric skillet the most. I know they’re making classes on cooking with it but their brochure should say when and where their classes are. Nevertheless, my experience with Royal Prestige was wonderful.

I liked the presentation that Royal Prestige did at the Oklahoma State Fair. I had gone around to different presentations and enjoyed that one the most. I needed some new cookware, and I liked their electric skillet and the salad maker. It was an easy way to cook with their cookware and because with the electric skillet, it takes no time to cook my meals. They have a lifetime guarantee too. However, the cleaning is probably the biggest downfall. I am having a difficult time with one of the pots as it's hard to clean the grease off of it. It's like a burnt pot and I can't get it off. There were instructions on how to prepare it beforehand and clean it, so we did it. And then we used it and it's completely stained. I haven't even used the electric skillet because I'm scared to. I don't want it to get stained like the pots. Other than that, I like the cookware.

We've seen a Royal Prestige demonstration at the Shrimp Festival down in Alabama. I was impressed with their grater and of all the free stuff that came with it so we bought from them. I like the weight of the pans. Also, we don't have to use a lot of liquid with it. It was worth the money and I'd recommend Royal Prestige.

We needed some new cookware and Royal Prestige looked good at that time. We spent $4,000 for our new cookware but I’m a bit disappointed in it. I can’t fry an egg in it because it sticks and I have to polish it every time we cook anything in it. Also, they told us when we bought them that they would stack on the lids but they don’t because of a bent thing on the top. Actually, I was going to return or exchange the big frying pan because it’s not level on the bottom. The middle part kinda rocks and gets hotter than the edges do.

I saw Royal Prestige at one of the fairs. I like the demo and the taste in the samples so I went ahead and bought their cookware. We've owned it for six months now and it's easy to clean.

My wife and I bought the Blender. It took about 1 week and a half to receive. After opening the package we realized that the blender was not as great and light as they said. We called the distributors the next day and told them we wanted to return the product. To which they told us that they would come by to pick it up a few days later.

We were looking to get new pots and pans and I saw Royal Prestige at the Shrimp Festival in Alabama. We bought our cookware and got it a couple of weeks later. I like the even cooking but I've had a couple of problems with food sticking while cooking, like pancakes and it's suppose to be non-stick. I've been trying to figure out how to use the cookware but at any rate, they seem like good quality.

I had a booth next to Royal Prestige cookware at the fair, saw them using the cookware and thought that I needed one of them. I've had the cookware since September and I like it because it cooks even. It's also nice and easy to clean and so far the only thing I've used is a little touch of soapy water and baking soda. The quality is really great and I don’t think anybody else makes anything close to it.

We were at a home show and Royal Prestige had a booth set up, so we stopped and we ended up ordering some pots and pans from them. We’ve had very good service from them. We had our first set for a good eight years, and then we got another set that we’ve only had for six months. We’re very satisfied with the items.

I like my cookware from Royal Prestige and everything was fine with them. I'm happy because of the price.

I had been to the Tulsa Home and Garden Show, and this was my second time to purchase something from Royal Prestige. I saw the demonstration, tasted the food and was convinced that we didn't have to overcook food and have great texture. I've had Royal Prestige for a long time, but I've not even used my recent purchase at this time because I'm still using the first. I would put the vegetables in there then do as demonstrated, and the vegetable still had life to them and would not be overcooked. Most likely, this purchase will be something for my children/grandchildren later.

My sister has Royal Prestige for 30 plus years and a handle broke. They replaced the whole set since they changed the design. I also happened to like their cookware so I purchased from them. I like that it doesn't stick. Overall, I'm satisfied with them.

We needed some decent cookware then we happened to be at a National boat show and saw Royal Prestige, so my husband said that we should purchase it. But, that was before there was that big recall where they corrected it by drilling a hole and putting a plug in it. And we did not like that, but they sent us a new set with everything that we had. Also, it's much lighter than the first one so I find myself using that more as opposed to the heavier stuff. We also bought the bakeware but they buck up and warp every time we use them in the oven. Same thing happens with the paella pan where it gets a dome in the center when you heat it up. I talked to them about it and they gave us an address to call so they could give something to send it back. Other than that, the company has been great and helpful.

I bought a set of pans in 1977! I was just out of high school, I was set up on a monthly payment plan. Afterwards, I had some buyers remorse, I never opened the box, but I paid the $18 every month. A year or so later, I moved in with a new roommate who found the unopened box, she told me they were the best pans available! Why wasn't I using them?? I have used them daily ever since, I had to take one back over 10 years ago, they replaced it without a word. I have added pieces from time to time at the Iowa State Fair.

We’d seen Royal Prestige many times at the state fair when they put on their demos. We sat down and listened to one and my wife decided she would like to try it so we bought a set. That was last September and we’re still working on it. We really like the cookware and enjoy it.

We were looking into getting new dishes, and the people at the fair had Royal Prestige said that they liked them, have had them for eight to twenty years, and said they were good. They said that if something happened to their cookware, they would swap it out for new at no cost, so we thought that was pretty cool. Then we just watched the guy do the cooking and saw how fast he cooked the meals, and that was cool too.

There was a Tulsa State Fair where I first heard about Royal Prestige. We watched their demonstration and we liked what we saw, so we bought their cookware. It has good quality and when using it, I like the even cooking and the waterless effect, where one doesn't have to put very much water especially for vegetables. I like that I can put the cookware in the oven, too. That's handy.

I was at the fair and saw Royal Prestige Cookware. The demonstrator was awesome. I thought for my lifestyle, the cookware would work great for what I needed – quick, and easy cleanup. I purchased one however, I returned it because I wasn’t in a financial position to keep it. I’m sad I couldn’t keep the product.

Royal Prestige had a tent in a festival and that's how I heard about them. I like that their cookware is very tough. It has a great quality and I'm enjoying it.

I knew about Royal Prestige from my friend who invited me to her party. We bought our own a few months ago and my husband really likes it. He uses it and likes how fast it heats up. We have all the different pans. The only problem we had was the guy said that we would get a call before they would complete the order and send it to us and they never did that and then the next thing we know, they're letting us know it's been shipped. It kind of turned me a little against it but we were perfectly happy so far with the product.

I have used the slicer and the fry pan from Royal Prestige. My favorite features of the cookware are its easy cleanup and it doesn't need a lot of grease. The overall quality of the cookware is very good too.

My wife and I were in the market to purchase new cookware and were discussing not to purchase the Calphalon or the Teflon-coated, non-stick cookware for health reasons. We stumbled upon Royal Prestige when they were doing a presentation at a shrimp festival and now we've had our cookware for three and a half months. They're stainless steel, as opposed to the non-stick which is what we wanted. They're also a little pricey, but it's good and it worked out.

I have the very first pans that came out but I've sent them back and they put a plug in them. This year, they replaced them all with the new ones that was supposed to be before. I wanted the base but I ended up with two pans because I have one that sets on the slow cooker. They cook faster and all clean up really easy.

My mom had Royal Prestige cookware and I decided I’d purchase it since there is some effect that I could cook without any oil or butter with it. Plus I really liked the electric fry pan and the electric skillet. The people that we dealt with were very good and helpful. Things worked out fine and I’ve gotten some quality cookware.

We bought from Royal Prestige from a state fair some years ago. The cookware seem to have real good quality. I like the way it cooks, as well as the lifetime warranty. This cookware makes me eat too much.

I needed pans and Royal Prestige cookware came with a lifetime warranty, so it was hard to pass up. The company was really easy to work with and they set up a payment arrangement. I've had the pans for two months and I've used them once for carrots. They have been very easy to clean and look really good so far.

Royal Prestige cookware was what I wanted so I bought one and have owned it for three years now. I like everything about it and don't have any problems with it too. I have recommended the cookware.

We needed new pots and pans and bought a couple of pieces from Royal Prestige and I love them. Their products were expensive, but we thought we would try the waterless cooking. The first set we got consisted of a one quart pot, a two quart pot, and a frying pan. I've had them for 25 years and I've had other pots and pans through the years, but I still have these and I still like them best. At the same time, we got a set of dishes that they don't make anymore and I still have and use them, too. My kids have also gotten me expensive cookware, but not quite this expensive. I always go back to Royal Prestige. We just bought some more of their cookware in the summer at one of the fairs. My favorite thing about this cookware is that they heat evenly and quickly and as my husband says they clean up. I really like them and I always have.

We saw Royal Prestige at the fair and liked the presentation. We were impressed with all aspects and decided to go with it. They have excellent customer service. We had a few issues with billing and with an automatic payment being taken out after we had already paid it off, but they quickly resolved it. We have owned the complete cookware package for about six months now and I love it. I like using it with the cook top and the induction cooking.

I was working an event and right across our table was a very articulate Royal Prestige guy, giving good cooking demos. One of the people that I was working with had one of the items that I purchased in the past and she decided to buy another. When I went and looked at the item, I was very impressed with it, so I bought it myself. It has been about three months now since I bought a shredder and stainless steel griddle. I like stainless steel on the griddle because I do not like non-stick materials that they put in cookware these days and the shredder works really nice. I would definitely recommend Royal Prestige. It's a little bit pricey but it's worth the expense.

We bought our set of Royal Prestige back in 1987 based on a live demonstration of the product using limited heat, water, and oil. We've used our set on both gas and electric stoves and have not been disappointed. This 14 piece set of 7-ply SS Titanium Silver Alloy-Copper has stood the test of time as you could never tell it is 1 year shy of 30 years old. In keeping with the warranty of the product, several years ago we had a handle and one of the steam valves break. After calling customer service, was no red tape involved in getting replacement parts which were received with a weeks time. If this set were to ever go bad, which we don't foresee, we would most certainly purchase another set. Royal Prestige has lived up to its reputation. As the adage goes, you pay for what you get and with this product, you get high quality cookware, supported by a company who stands by their warranty.

I saw one of Royal Prestige demonstration shows in a fair. Based from it, the quality of the item seems good. My buddy got a set of them and we listened to the presentation for couple of times. I’ve used my buddy’s Royal Prestige cookware up at his house and they were fine.

We bought our Royal Prestige cookware in October. Their representatives came out to our house and the stuff they had was good. I really liked the 30-quart pot, which is the reason I bought most of them. The only thing I don't like about them is that they're a lot harder to clean than how it looked on the video they showed. On the demonstration, it could be wiped off with a cloth easily. It's not as hard as cleaning a regular pan, but on the demonstration, it looked really effortless. But other than that, our Royal Prestige pans work well.

We've dealt with Royal Prestige for years. And when we went to the fair, we decided to sit, listen and talked to the Royal Prestige salesperson. We bought quite a bit of cookware and a number of pans. We contemplated trading ours in because we're redoing our kitchen and we talked about possibly getting induction, because our older stuff is not induction compatible but all the new stuff is. But we decided to go with the gas stove, so we're not going to be replacing it. Overall, they're an excellent company to deal with. The product is what it says it's going to be. I like that it's water-less and it cleans up easily. We're very happy with it.

I like stainless steel cookware so I purchased from Royal Prestige. They are quality cookware. I bought the big canning pan last year but I have a couple other pieces that I've gotten a couple of years prior like a griddle and a frying pan. I like them all but my favorite is that big, all stainless steel pot for cooking when I'm canning. It's got the thick bottom so stuff doesn't burn on it as compared to the aluminum pot where I was cooking in before.

I went to the Royal Prestige demonstration at the Hershey RV show in Pennsylvania. And then through the next year, I looked online to see if I could find them elsewhere and if I could find anything that was comparable. But I couldn’t, so when I went back the next year, I decided that Royal Prestige was gonna be the best thing for us to replace our pots and pans. And I'm very happy we did. I like that I can get it started and then turn it down and just let it heat up. It takes less energy. And once I got past the learning curve and stopped burning things, it got better. It has excellent quality and I'm very pleased with my experience. They're wonderful. I love them. We call them the magic pans.

We had Royal Prestige people come to the house before. I bought some of their items when I was still in high school. I just wanted to buy some good cookware and so I did and I've been using it ever since. They have good quality and I like its sturdiness. However, I don't use the electric skillet and the salad shooter. I wish there was better information on both of them. I've been through their website but I didn't think it was all that helpful.

I made an on-the-spot decision based on the knowledge of Royal Prestige's value and quality. I liked the technical design of the cookware and their lifetime guarantee. It came with a slow cooker and a veggie slicer-dicer. The cookware cooks very evenly and quickly. I absolutely love them. So far, it has been flawless.

I don't do a ton of cooking but I do enough, and it seemed like the Royal Prestige cookware could be something I could pass on to my kids. The electric skillet cooker is deep so I can make soups and stews in it. I can also control the temperature and I like the way that the temperature is even all the way through it. This summer, I will probably be using the blender and the slicer quite a bit more but so far I like the quality of the cookware. It is much pricier than standard cookware but overall my experience has been outstanding.

My Health Craft salad machine fell apart and when we were at a fair and I saw Royal Prestige. I listened and they had a pretty good deal for a group of pans. They also had the salad machine that I wanted so I made a purchase. The salad maker is my favorite. However, I had trouble with the slow cooker base. It was boiling the chili at the lowest possible setting and I sent it back in. Royal Prestige sent it back and said that it was working fine. It’s still really hot, but it's better and not as hot as it was. That's the only problem I had. Other than that, the quality of the cookware is very nice, and the Royal Prestige staff were very informative and helpful.