New Era Cookware

I have a set of Flavorseal by Cory pots and pans that my mother purchased around the beginning of the 60's. These pots and pans have held up for years being used by my mother, father, brothers and sister and I. They have endured moves around the country, burnt foods, and countless abuses. They have withstood the tests and trials of each and I can't imagine a better set of pots and pans anywhere!

We went to a cooking party on July 25, 2016 and we purchased a food grinder. It appeared to be well made. The total cost was $418.95 with $9.50 of that being delivery and $19.50 was tax. We certainly could have purchased a very good food processor with that amount. Pro-Health of Tennessee, P.O. Box 4007, Kingsport, Tennessee, 37665 will not answer the ** number they have on the receipt. I would like to have my money back from this product as we could not even make coleslaw with it! I ended up using a metal hand chopper. Can someone help me get my money back as they do not answer (several tries) the phone. The salesman had the initials of R.P. I do have the receipt but do not know how to copy it for you.

Sooo excited!!!??? Out with the old! In with the new!! Andrew ** and I made our first investment as a soon to be married couple??? A couple weeks ago I went to a wedding expo, I signed up for a ton of stuff and ended up winning a honeymoon!! Of course the catch was I had to go to a cooking show to get it, whatever I figured, "Let's go and just hope I don't HAVE to buy anything to get it." Sure Enough I didn't! But what I learned there was definitely eye opening!! It's no secret I'm health conscience, but when I found out the stuff I was using to cook my food with was probably the most unhealthy!! They had my attention!

I purchased 2 qt pot at a Home & Garden show Concord, CA, on Nov. 11, 2003, and it came with a "new transferable forever/lifetime warranty" on the back of my yellow receipt (salesman was David **, now retired). Over the past year, I noticed that the surface metal layer on the inside bottom of the pot started chipping off and the next layer, aluminum, is now exposed (exposure of food to aluminum is bad for our health). I use only wooden spoons with my cookware, and never cook with salt. There's also a defect on the plastic part of the handle, it looks like from heat exposure during cooking. We never wash our cookware in the dishwasher. I contacted Darrel ** of Customer Service, 1-800-356-2160 Ext ** and emailed him the photos.

Purchased my set in 2000 at a demonstration in front of a store. I own 5 different size pots/pans in the 7-ply stainless and titanium. Initially I regretted spending $1k+ on cookware and even my neighbor shook his head in disbelief that I spent so much. Fortunately, my money was well spent because 15 years later the cookware still has a mirror shine on the outside and does what it's supposed to do: cook food. I don't use the electric oil core skillet, the stainless strainer/steamer with handle, egg poacher set, and the metal food processor with hand crank. I'm also pleased they're made in the U.S.A.

I have a set of New Era Cookware (15 years old). The guarantee included replacement handles if any ever broke or damaged. Well now I need some replacement handles & every phone # is just a recording with never a return call. Every address I can find is not in existence. I've talked to 2 reps at 2 different homeshows in Houston & all their info was fake. I'll never deal with New Era again & I'll tell everyone I know about their fake guarantees!

Love the cookware, have had no problem for 20+ years, looks as good today as the day I bought it. Problem is trying to replace any items. Cannot find any internet sources, tried to contact manufacturer to purchase a small sauce pan, no response. They said when I purchased life time replacement, great! But I can't buy or replace anything.

My Husband and I attended a New Era cookware seminar, where we were supposed to receive a free all-inclusive trip of our choice for listening to a sales ploy. We attended and bought in to the sales pitch and ended up spending $1500 on cookware. The salesman told us we would get a free trip for attending the seminar. I used the website that was on the brochure on three different computers thinking there was a firewall or something blocking it but it was nothing, it's a scam. They sell their product like they are suppose to but make you sign a contract that holds to it after three days, however, this takes 3-6 weeks to receive your product.

I own a set or the remains of it, Flavorseal by Cory cookware. I purchased the set I. Either 1956 or 1957. A sales rep came to our home where I was living with my family, just out of high school in Chicago where I was single, working and no special relationships. My mom said I should get the cookware. They even offered a payment plan. Paid for the pots. Packed them away and that was that. Well, Mr Right came along. We were wed Nov.1960 and are still married. Through those years, I cooked many a meal for our ever growing family. Also was given a set of Revere pots which never did match up. Still using my original cookware today, 53 years later. Could use a new handle or two, but that's all. Hope some enjoys my comment.

My fiancé and I purchased this cookware and knife set at one of their shows in Atlanta in September. A month later, we received a product that seemed as described. Upon further review and single use, the pans were stained and popped on the bottom, even though on low heat. I may also mention that I am a corporate chef of seven restaurants in the Atlanta area, so I know how to use this equipment. The knives were worse. After slicing two onions, the edge was gone and couldn't slice a tomato. I tried other knives in the set, exact same problem. I called customer service and this is where the true nightmare began. They were the rudest people I have ever dealt with, and I was told that I was out of luck and they refused to refund my product. They tried to talk down to me and explain how I was doing stuff wrong.