Spectrum Brands Reviews

My wife likes cooking and I like eating. I got the Power Air Fryer and let her try it. Currently, my wife uses it for a little bit of everything. While it could be cheaper, it does everything other people said it would.

We just recently used the Copper Chef grill and bake mats that I had purchased. You put them on your grill and you’re supposed to be able to do veggies and chicken, and they don’t work. They wouldn’t come clean for anything. The first time we used the grill mat, it worked out fine. We did shrimp with garlic butter, which was so tasty. But the second time we made chicken on it, they didn’t work. They turned black.

My husband purchased our Copper Chef cookware. We have some of the products for three years now and quality-wise, it's holding up great. The cost was very good too. He uses the cookware mostly to cook breakfast, and he likes the way it doesn't stick.

My wife read the reviews about Copper Chef and ordered their products. She uses the cookware and she likes that nothing sticks to them. Her favorite things are the cake pans. They just slide right out. I feel good about the quality of the items, and I can imagine she will be purchasing other Copper Chef products.

I started with the rotisserie and made a couple of chickens. But the next thing I knew, the rotisserie wasn't working so I had to send it back. They sent me a new one and everything has been fine since. I would like the Power Air Fryer to be a little bigger in size though. I'm trying to eat healthier and eating with the air fryer would be better than deep fried stuffs.

We wanted a healthier way to eat and I'd love to see Power Air Fryer come up with a good cookbook with more smaller meals versus fancier stuff that we don't eat. I've had the Power Air Fryer all this time and we just finally used it the other day. The experience was pretty good though. We're learning how to use it for different meals. It could also be a little bit cheaper though. It was kinda pricey. But still, we love our Power Air Fryer.

I used Power Air Fryer Oven once and I used the cooker that came with it, both of them are fabulous. On the day that I got it, I did a roast on the oven and it came out good. It actually came out a little bit dry, but it’s only because I added more temperature to it or more time than I should have. My wife did the red beans and rice with the cooker and it was awesome. So overall, I like it.

I knew about Power Air Fryer Oven through my daughter. We're trying to eat a little healthier and she loved her fryer. We really like the rotisserie. Our first one quit, and we had to send it back. But they sent another one right away. That process took 10 days. I would tell others to get one.

I recently ordered five items for $8.00 each. I ordered two (2) 9.5 inch square lids and two 9.5 inch square deep pans and was willing to pay an additional $4.00 each to upgrade the pans with induction plates. The items were accepted along with fifth item ordered and I was emailed that the entire order would be shipped in seven (7) to ten (10) business days due to a high volume of orders that had been made. Anyway, I finally got an email that the order was shipped.

Your company has an extremely disappointing product and warranty. My Power QuickPot stopped working altogether yesterday. I called and they said the E4 error is total failure. They will not replace it since it's been more than 60 days. I have cheaper kitchen appliances that are 20 plus years old and still working, I take good care of my things. This crappy product worked for 90 days and died. I will be replacing with a better brand.

There are so many options with our Air Fryer oven. We're doing ribs, chicken, rotisserie, we're doing it all. Everything is easy. Also, we got a pressure cooker and the rotisserie and we upgraded everything. The clean up of the items is easy. Everything is just side by side and we can do both of them at the same time.

Copper Chef was cheap, so I figured I'd try it. I got one pan and I've had it for two months and it works good. It doesn't stick anything to it. The quality is good overall, and it was a good deal.

My husband got me some Copper Chef cookware for Christmas and I love it. I prefer it since the food tastes better with it. Also, I like that I can use it on top of the stove or in the oven. In fact, I’m using it right now to cook dinner. I love the crisper where I can crisp and that's how I'm doing my chicken right now. I really like that there's air underneath and it bakes all around. Overall, I like all of the items that my husband purchased for me. But he got me an egg maker and I did eggs in it, but it only worked once and then it quit. I just ordered another one. But other than that, the Copper Chef cookware is great and I’ve been buying it for my girls.

I am very angry with Tristar more than the product. I ordered and received the smokeless grill on 1/1/19. Two books were included in this order but were not received. THESE ITEMS ARE STILL INCLUDED IN YOUR INFOMERCIAL! I have called and spoken to 11 different customer service agents who all told me the books were out of stock. The last agent I spoke to on 3/5/19 said the books had been shipped and I would receive them in a few days.

My daughter told me about the Copper Chef cookware, so I purchased it. As for the cost, I got in trouble with my wife because we've got too much stuff. But I've used the cookware with the basket thing and it has been okay so far.

My Copper Chef cookware has excellent quality. I heard there was a site on the internet that did the $8, so I bought the last year’s model. I like that the cookware is easy to clean. I would show my friends what I have and give them the website.

The Copper Chef has a good quality. I like using the rack where I can put the bacon on and let the grease drain. Then the bacon comes out crispy. I enjoy the cookware and in fact, I ordered some skillets too.

I have the Power Air Fyer oven and I like it. I've cooked fries in it and did it without grease. The quality is good and I recommend it. I also gave an air fryer to my son-in-law for french fries.

Power Air Fryer looked interesting on TV, and we've had it for three months -- it has held up so far. Although we haven’t tried all the features yet, we haven’t found one that we have not liked. We do hash browns, mozzarella sticks, and popcorn chicken with it. We also did a chimichanga last night and it seemed really nice. However, on the packaging, they said microwave and oven, and we tried to make it correspond to that. We’re learning to gauge how long we need to cook food. Nevertheless, everything comes out pretty well.

I've had my Copper Chef pans for about a year now and I like them. The quality of the cookware is good as advertised and it has no Teflon on them.

I had a Copper Chef Cookware pot a long time ago and I added to it when I saw it. I liked the price and the quality is fine. It is non-stick but it does stick. I’m not satisfied because I have some that stick less.

The Power Air Fryer does a good job. I mostly cook chicken and steak with it. Also, I like the rotisserie feature of the air fryer. Overall, it's a good product.

My dad had one of the Copper Chef Cookware pans. I used his pan in his house and I liked it. They had a great deal on the infomercial a year and a half ago, and I bought one. I like the non-stick stuff. However, I noticed that the cookware nicks pretty easily. Other than that, I would recommend Copper Chef.

We are very pleased that we bought our Power Air Fryer. We love it. We had a smaller air fryer before, and we liked it, but my husband liked this one because it had more features to it. We cook everything in it from onion to steaks to roasted chicken. We just did not realize that we had to purchase a certain other part to bake a cake in there. And it seems like every time we call, they're out of them. So we've just stopped calling on that. Other than that, the product came at a very reasonable cost and it's of very good quality.

I wanted to try Copper Chef's non-stick cookware. I've owned their products for two months now. The products seemed good at first but the non-stick properties don’t last very long at all. After a couple of times using it, the food still sticks to them just like regular cookware does. They weren’t advertised as if I had to recoat them. Its coating is supposed to just last, and it doesn’t. Other than that, the cookware seems to be of solid material and I still use them. I wash them and have to use a little oil in it. They are good quality products, and I just accept them for what they are.

I’ve had the Power Air Fryer for a couple of months now and there’s so much more I could do with it than the regular air fryer. I had an older model of the fryer that didn’t have a divider in it and I could only cook one thing, and it had to be a small portion. I like the Power Air Fryer because I can cook three different things if I want to. I did a Hasselback potato. I had to score the potato but not all the way through, then put the butter over it while cooking it. However, the butter all ran down to the bottom of the drip pan. I tore up a piece of tinfoil and folded it and put it under so that the butter didn’t all run to the bottom. It sat in the potato or the potato sat in it and when I was done cooking, I took the butter and poured it over the top of the potato. I started with the potato then cooked the steak on an upper tray. I went according to the book, but I cooked it a bit too long.

I had seen the Power Air Fryer on TV. I had a smaller one and so I went to buy a bigger one at a fair price. So far, I have owned the air fryer for three months and I enjoy using it. I like using it for meat. It doesn't dry the meat out. Also, I like it for baking.

Somehow Tristar managed to sell a "Copper Chef Wonder Cooker" to my nearly senile, nearly 90-year-old mother who can no longer cook. She answers the phone to every scam artist, so maybe that's how they sold it to her. Maybe she saw an infomercial and called them. In any case, once I learned about it, I took the unopened box from her to return. I got the order information from Tristar Products customer service website, TristarCares.com, and called the company. Even though the package was never opened, and I explained the situation, they refused to accept a return. The rep kept yammering about company "policy." I can't remember the last time I encountered a company that would not accept a return of an unused product under any circumstances. It says a lot about the kind of company this is.

I purchased Copper Chef cookware because it was good. I've had it for over a year and it's better than a regular Teflon pan. But it sticks a lot. What you see on TV is a bunch of baloney. I think all cookware retailers are the same. I have one of each and my eggs in the morning still stick. Copper Chef has the $8 special for the egg maker thing though and I love it. You can do seven to 14 eggs in it. You just put a little bit of water in it and plug it in. It cooks for a certain amount of minutes then it turns off. You can make hard-boiled, soft boiled or whatever.

Most of the females I know like to cook. So I figured that Copper Chef Cookware would be a nice Christmas present for them. I ordered five pieces two weeks before Christmas and it went through okay. Then four days after that, I know it was here. It was an excellent experience. The people I gave the cookware to said they loved it because it's stick-proof. Everything they made came out right. I even ate food from the product. Also, I gave my cousin the pizza thing and she had made so many different kinds of pizzas, which tasted good. I’ve seen Copper Chef in action and tasted the food. It is an excellent product and I’m quite sure a lot of women and men that cook likes the product and enjoys it. I recommend it to anybody who wants it.

I love my Copper Chef cookware. It’s great and I’ve enjoyed it thus far. I bought this stuff before for a friend and they were nice, solid and heavy. It didn’t look like the cookie sheet that warps and puts everything off into the bottom of the stove when it's put in the oven and heated up. So, I ordered a bunch of it online when they were having a special and got a real bargain at $8 apiece. I’ve got a cookie sheet, the crisper, the meatloaf pan and the pizza pan. I was also looking at the meatloaf pan that had the drain tray in the bottom of it but they were sold out.

I looked at the power air fryer on Jan 2 2019. I placed it in the cart to see what shipping charges would be and difficult. Had to put my information in. I NEVER ORDERED IT. I shopped online and checked out several similar deals. Later that evening I received a call wanting to know if I wanted to continue my order. I said not at this time.

I saw the Power AirFryer on the television and wanted to try it. I've baked some chicken in it and it was very easy to use. The chicken turned out well. It wasn’t greasy.

I have several pieces of the Copper Chef cookware and the product is excellent. I like everything about it. Nothing sticks to it, and it's so easy to use and clean. I would recommend Copper Chef to anyone. In fact, I already have.

I've owned my Copper Chef cookware for about three years now and the quality is excellent. I like that it's non-stick.

I liked all the things the Power AirFryer oven did. I liked that it cooks things fast and that it could dehydrate, so I thought it was cool and convenient to have. I have it for about three weeks now and I haven't really used it a lot, but so far, I like the things that it does. It can tumble French fries. I also like the rotisserie. On this order, I also got the Power Quick Pot which I've used only once, but I like it, too. The quality of the items is great.

I cooked chicken in my Power Air Fryer which had a back that I had to pull out. That brought about the biggest disaster ever. I went totally by the recipe though I cooked them longer than they said it. Still, they wings and other parts never turned brown. By the time they turned the color, the inside was burned hard. I told myself that I could not live something that I have to turn over every five minutes. It's no time-saver. Maybe next time, I would have to spritz some oil on the outside of the flour and try cooking it again that way to get the chicken to be a little crispier. Though the size of the Power Air Fryer is okay and it's good for two people, it's unlike the Power Pressure Cooker which is a gem. I make Hungarian goulash with it and I love that pot.

I was looking to start eating healthier and the PowerFryer looked like a quick and easy way for me to cook for myself. When it came in, it’s damaged. There is a piece chipped out of the back of it. I have not yet reached out to the company. As long as it works fine, I’m not too awful worried about it. The oven is simple, quick and easy to use for the one time that I’ve used it. I just have to look for some more recipes. But I’ve enjoyed it thus far.

Ordered the advertised smokeless grill and got something smaller. BAIT AND SWITCH deal. When I call customer service I was told that I would have to pay more for the one advertised. I told them to listen to my call when I ordered the grill and they would hear me tell the customer rep taking my order that I was only interested in the grill that is being advertised for the price that was shown and that I was making a one-time payment. I was not interested in any of the other items that they were trying to sell.

I like that my Power AirFryer has the glass in its door. I also like how it's faster. Plus, its quality is good. I'd tell friends that they should get one.

Power AirFryer Oven sounded good but I actually returned it because it was way too big. When I dealt with their customer service for that, I was not pleased at all. When I initially ordered, I asked specifically what their return policy was if I had any issues or just did not like it. I asked if the company paid for returns. I was told that yes, the company did. But when it came to returning it, I had to pay for it and I was not happy about that. So I would never buy anything else. In fact, I said I would never deal with an infomercial anything ever again. I normally always shop everything Amazon. They have solidified. I'm not gonna buy local. I will go through Amazon because they are wonderful to deal with and they stand behind what they sell. This company doesn't. They misled me on the return.

We've been using our Copper Chef square pans quite a bit and found them to be of great quality. I like my 12-inch deep pan that we use for frying and making goulash and casserole. We put the whole pan in the stove without the lid. We also make chili in it. It works great for that. You can also put them in the oven. And they're easy to clean. We originally used another brand and I've got a lot of them that I haven't even unwrapped yet. But the two Copper Chef pans, we use them all the time. Copper Chef is a good product and you wouldn't go wrong if you bought it.

Copper Chef seemed like something that I would like, and I like the reviews. I also definitely liked the price because I ended up with some of the sale prices. And I've had some Copper Chef. I've gotten a travel mug and different things in the past and I was very happy with them. I like the cookware pieces that I got. I needed the cookie sheet because it's non-stick and I prefer that than to use anything. And then I like the one grilling skillet I got because I like the grilling aspect with no PAM and no grease. I like that I don't have to use anything along with it. It's also healthy that way. So far, I have no issues. I like the quality, the way that it cooks, and the different pieces that you can get. Some of them, you can use for multi-things. I would tell a friend that they need to try it. If anybody doesn't know that does any cooking, I would recommend it to them.

We are on propane out here in the boonies and it’s expensive to have it delivered. We have three 25-gallon tanks and we fill them ourselves. It’s a pain and it’s expensive firing up the oven to reheat and do things. My daughter has a different kind of Air Fryer and I thought it sounded like a good idea. My wife recorded Power Air Fryer's video on the television so I saw their video. I called and they ended up upgrading me to the Elite, which is bigger. We've had the oven for a couple of weeks now and it's been a learning experience.

I cooked frozen barbecue chicken in 30 minutes with my Tristar cookware. I'm a good cook but that just made it easier. The product got that big screen on there. It's just amazing. It's pretty good technology.

My experience with Copper Chef is great. I was walking on a grocery store and it is there. Then, I saw on the internet that they were eight bucks. I liked that price. I've had my cookware for a little over a month and I've used the baking one, which is fantastic. I love making gravy with bacon grease. I also use the other pot that's like eight inches. They're beautiful. They're better than cast-iron pans. So, I enjoy the ease of the use and the very easy clean-up. I don't have to do any scrubbing. Get Copper Chef.

I’ve had other non-stick cookware, but they broke down after a while. Copper Chef Cookware products are also non-stick, but I can sear meat in these. My mother-in-law got me started with Copper Chef. She’d bought and use it too. I’ve had two different sets, and I had one I got over a year. I’ve got the skillet and a casserole pan. Then I’ve seen the ads, the ones that they got for $8, and I ordered some of them just recently. I like their skillet where I can sear meat, then stick it directly into the oven and finish cooking, and it just cleans up well. The items' quality is good, but I just wish they make the big skillet a little bit bigger. I would also like a bigger and longer casserole pan as well as a smaller one.

I received this air fryer for Christmas and have used it almost every day since. I have only used Teflon coated utensils in it. I have placed both pieces in the dishwasher per the instructions. The basket and the piece the basket fits in are rusting because the coating has come off. I would like the basket and bottom piece replaced. I tried to send an email on the Tristar website, but it would not let me send the email.

I’ve been looking for air fryers for about two months and I’ve been doing reviews on them, trying to see which one’s the best. Then when my parents said they had the Power Air Fryer Oven, I waited to get up there and see it. I liked all the stuff it had with the rotisserie and it had more options. It was a little bit more money than the ones I was looking at, but it came with a whole lot more. I just got mine a week ago, and we’ve used it every day. It runs smooth, cooks everything well and does the job when we need it. It’s also easy to clean and holds up well. It would be nice if they could make a bigger one. I purchased the family size and it had the largest capacity I’ve looked at. When cooking French fries and chicken nuggets for a quick dinner for the kids, you gotta run it twice for a bigger family. Other than that, I’ve been recommending it to two of my neighbors that were looking for them.

I bought a Copper Chef knowing how easy it is to clean up. Even if something sits in it, it still cleans up easily. If I use a steel spoon in it, it doesn't seem to scratch it up. It's a good buy at a good price. I love the quality of my Copper Chef.

Skillet started to stick after less than 10 times. Returned the skillet 9/15/18 for replacement or refund. They never responded and out of courtesy you think they would. The shipping cost was almost as much as the skillet. I know they received it because I have the tracking number. We re-seasoned again after 4th use but it was still sticking. We bought on Amazon and the seller was Creative Innovators and they said they couldn’t do anything beyond 30 days and we’d have to contact the manufacturer. We contacted Tristar and returned the product and have never heard back.

I like nonstick pans and I gave Copper Chef a whirl. It cleans up really easy. I first bought a 9-inch square fry pan. And then I bought a smaller cake pan with the dividers in it. I also bought a loaf pan and two 9-inch square bacon pans. The only complaint I have is whenever you put the divider parts inside the cake pan, it chips it out in the bottom. But it doesn't seem to affect the cooking part. Other than that, I really like them. I use them for everything. Even when I travel, sometimes I take them with me if I'm gonna be cooking somewhere else.

I went online for Copper Chef's buy eight for $8 offer. My husband also bought me some more of their cookware at Menards. Thus far, I've used them plenty of times. I love the rectangular cooker and how it has the lid. I also like that it has the drip-in oil or butter feature. I also love the trays because it has wire mesh on them so I can do bacon and french fries. Alternatively, we use ours for toast. Furthermore, I love their pans with which I don't have to use butter. Instead, I just slip the eggs out and the pans are extremely easy to clean up.

I saw the Copper Chef Cookware pieces being sold for eight bucks online. It was reasonable. I was looking for something different than what I had and it showed it was good stuff, so I tried it. Then, I bought some more. While I haven't used all the pieces, I like the ones that I have used. I got the baking stuff for it, the crisper, and the frying pans. Nothing sticks. I have told my daughter and my sister that I like my Copper Chef pieces.

I purchased a Power Smokeless Grill on 10/13/18 as a Christmas present. When she set it up to use it would not turn on. She followed the instructions and troubleshooting directions, but it still didn't turn on. I also tried at my house and it still didn't work. I called for a shipping label to return it and was told the warranty had run out and was told I couldn't get a replacement or refund. So I am stuck with a worthless grill and am out what I paid for it. I am very angry with this company and will never buy another product from you.

I’m very dissatisfied with the Power Air Fryer. As a matter of fact, I’ve decided to send it back. I first saw it on TV and it really looked like it was everything that you would want – greaseless frying. So I was really impressed and I ordered it. But my experience has been really negative. First, I tried chicken breast and maybe I should’ve pounded them down more where they would’ve been flatter. But those things rose up and stuck in the top of that fryer. I thought we would never get them out. It was awful. Then I tried rotisserie, to do a chicken. I went by the instructions and did it for 45 minutes but it was raw in the middle. So I was really unhappy with that. I had all the sides ready but the chicken wasn’t ready.

My mom has several Copper Chef pieces and then I ordered through Facebook because they had a special for $8 a pan. I've had the cookware for about a month now and I like them. My children can cook in them and I'm not distracted. I would recommend Copper Chef.

I order and said 4 payments, where they pre authorized my account for $69.99 and so I didn't check my bank again until a week later. They shipped items but looks like they tried charging me for full front. After the pre authorized fall off. I don't have $279.00.

My mom likes the Copper Chef cookware and I wanted to try it. I've got the cookware for a couple weeks now and it's really good so far. I like its nonstick feature. It takes a little bit longer for the pan to heat up, but it's good to go once it's heated up. I like the quality too.

My daughter gave me the Power AirFryer XL for Christmas yesterday. She ordered it from QVC. I read all instructions then plugged it in and turned it on. I immediately knew something was wrong. Something attached to the fan is hitting on the inside of the unit. It’s a very loud metal to metal scraping sound. I turned it off and looked at the book. Troubleshooting can’t help when it’s on the inside. Then I read the warranty. Wow. Let me just say if you get one that’s broken throw it away. It has a 60-day warranty that can’t be transferred.

My husband bought me a red copper pan, but it wasn’t good. I have the flat surface, Corningware top stove, and it didn’t sit straight, and I didn’t like it. That sparked him into getting me another one, a different kind. He saw Copper Chef Cookware on TV and he ordered some for me. I had mine from last Christmas and we like it. However, I cook eggs in my one square pan and they stick. Normally, before this, I’ve always used spray, PAM, but the directions say, “Don’t use PAM.” I think I’m going to have to for that pan. I absolutely love my big square one for making sauces and things. I have some cast iron skillets that I use for things like cooking sausage and hamburgers and things like that because I figured that they take it better. I don’t know what happened to the little square one. I might have cooked some pork chops in it and it didn’t like it. I bought the little oven cookie sheet pans and I use it regularly for biscuits, and I love it.

Copper Chef was part of the infomercial for the Power AirFryer. When I ordered the AirFryer, I got a couple of pans for an additional price. However, I returned the AirFryer and kept the pans. I also ordered several more that came as an advertisement on sale via email. I like the pans. They cook evenly and they work nicely on my NuWave heating plate. One of our most favorite pans is the seven-and-a-half-ounce pan with a lid on it. We use it almost daily. It works fabulously for cooking rice, Pasta Roni and cooking for the two us. It is the perfect size to cook things in.

Our daughter and one daughter-in-law each had Copper Chef and they liked it. As a consequence, I tried some and have now gotten a whole bunch. I gave our two daughters-in-law and daughter a bunch for Christmas and we've become a Copper Chef family. We have a camper and the little three-burner stove doesn't cut it when I have to cook for several people. I have an induction thing and the Copper Chef works just as well as with the induction thing as it does with the stove. Plus, the clean up is a breeze.

I heard things about the Copper Chef cookware and on Christmas time, I didn't know what to get for my boys and their families. So, I bought them both a set from QVC. One of my sons used it and told me how much he liked it. Then it went on sale and down the price so I bought myself a set as well. Ever since, I've been addicted. I love the cookware. They don't stick and they're easy to wash. They're also pretty and I just really like them.

We have an induction stove, so we thought it was good to buy the Copper Chef cookware. But for the shipping, they were insisting on buying five and that was not consumer-friendly. Also, there is decoloration in some of the cookware. They changed their color after usage and I don't know what to do with that. We have the products for more than a year now. We are not always cooking and the copper color changed to a different color on the griddle and a couple of things we purchased.

Ordered 8 Copper Chef items for advertised price of $8 each. Credit card was charged $64 immediately but didn’t get any feedback for almost two weeks. Finally got a notice that one item was unavailable but the rest would be shipped shortly. Got a notice today that the other 7 items are “unavailable” and would be removed from my order. In other words, my order was cancelled but no info on getting a refund. Stay away from this offer and do not give them your credit card info.

I liked how Power Air Fryer showed how their fryer oven worked and what it did. However, on TV, they show all the chicken in it. But then there's really no room in it to show what they do on TV. I can't fit the racks on top and I gotta keep rotating 'cause the top burns. Plus, when I bought it, TV showed only three payments at that price and they stuck me with four. So, I paid the full thing off and it cost me more than what they advertised. I think my fryer oven is junk. I've tried it three times and I haven't touched it since. It's good for warming up some old chicken for as long as I ain't putting that much in it. It's also good for doing French Fries. Even so, I'm steadily opening it to move the top down so it doesn't burn. Neither does it circulate air like they say.

I purchased the Power Air Fryer oven from Tristar due to its body capacity but I had to wait three weeks to get anything. They sold it when they were out of stock. I'm also gonna return it since it's too expensive and I found other ones that are much cheaper. Plus, I get burned on the side when I try and disconnect the rotisserie portion which they didn’t show or talk about on TV.

I wanted something that wasn’t Teflon, and a friend of mine had Copper Chef, and I loved how it cooked. So, I ordered. I own almost everything Copper Chef has made. The first set I bought still works brand-new. I would tell my friends how well Copper Chef cooks, how it doesn’t tip, and how much I love it. I’ve had a couple of friends that have ordered Copper Chef after I talked about it.

I'm so disappointed to learn today that my order that I placed on 11/23/18 and I was told was shipped on 12/8/18 has actually not been ordered/shipped. I finally was able to chat with online chat today to find this out after listening to the recording saying it takes 5-10 business days for an order to be delivered. This was a Christmas present and an order for 7 items. I called the Customer Service line at the suggestion of Marge with online chat and was on hold for two long periods of time to speak with first a regular CS person, Richard, and then a supervisor (Kinisha?). The supervisor's connection was so noisy and loud with background noise that I could not understand her and she was clearly offshore. I was advised there was nothing they could do to expedite shipment of a replacement order so I will not receive my 7 items by Christmas. This is very disappointing all around.

I got some of the seven inch cook pan, a grill, some knives, and the big roaster from Copper Chef. Their price was really good. I really enjoy cooking in them. They're easy to clean, and I also find that the food has a good taste to it after you cook. I like them so much that I'm thinking of getting rid of my other pots.

I wanted cookware that don’t stick and from what I read on the reviews, Copper Chef was a lot better than the others. I watched a lot of video reviews and it seemed to be the best one. It was more expensive than what I wanted to pay for a new set but it wasn’t too bad. I was lucky enough to get the $8 sale. To be able to buy about eight items that were legitimately cheap was awesome. I got all the bakeware, the pots and pans and the Dutch oven.

I used to buy the Greenpan and I really liked them. And then, I bought a Simply Ming from HSN and I liked that too. I like the styles of the copper pot and I knew Copper Chef Cookware was similar but it turned out better. I bought two cookie sheets, two bread pans, two muffin pans and cake pans. I've got the skillet too and I love the little Instapot looking thing, the rice cooker. They had a thing on Instagram where you could get them for $8 apiece and you have to buy five. I've done that twice and I bought more than five. I have bought 14 pieces and they have very good quality. I've had it for six months now and I like that nothing ever sticks to it. I've already bought some as gifts and I told everybody how awesome they are.

Last Christmas, my sister-in-law sent me a square pan with a lid and I was really impressed with it. I did pork chops in it. I browned them and then added two cans of mushroom soup and let it simmer. The pan did a great job with no sticking at all on the bottom of it. Then I had gotten online and at Copper Chef's website, I found a lot of the automatic egg thing for boiled eggs and omelets. All that was on sale for eight bucks so I ordered several of those for gifts and for myself. I also hear a lot regarding the Copper Chef online and that’s why I made the purchase. But I have yet to use the little eggy things you put in hot water because I like the automatic. All in all, the quality is good so far. I’m impressed with Copper Chef and I would tell others to go ahead and purchase it as well.

The Power Air Fryer oven is something that helps. I like its overall quality and I like that it is able to reduce or get rid of the food's fat content.

I saw the Copper Chef commercials and said I was gonna buy one pot to see if it does exactly what it's doing on TV, and it did so I bought more of them. I love that I can cook anything in it and they don't stick. I live in Louisiana and we're always cooking big pots of good food. I can make gumbo one day, or the next day, I can make a roast or spaghetti. I can put stuff in the oven like shrimp with corn on the cob and onions and cook it all in there and I don't need to dirty a bunch of other things. I also have the little seven-inch pot which I love and use every day. When my family was working offshore, I didn't need to pull out the big pot and just used that little one. But I would love it if they could come out with a set for people who are living alone and have different types. Overall, it's been a great experience with them and there's no number high enough to grade their quality. I gave my pot to my daughter for Christmas last year when I got mine and she uses hers rather well.

We saw Power Air Fryer on TV and my husband thought it was a good idea. We ordered online and the process was very simple. We've had it for about two months and with the few times I've used it, it seems to do okay. I haven't tried anything complicated on it, just frozen food-type stuff. We used the fryer for one product and it didn’t turn out how I wanted it. It’s new, so I'm still trying to experiment and think of what to do with it.

We don’t eat food dripping with grease. I'd heard my wife on Facebook with her cousin. They live in Texas and he went and bought a Power Air Fryer. He said that he just loved it, and he'd rant and rave about it all the time, so I decided to try one out. My favorite thing so far about it is the jerky. Normally, I would order my jerky. Now, I can make my own and I know exactly what's in it. The French fries work real good in it too. I've fried fish in it as well. I've also fried chicken fingers in it and I haven't had any complaints so far.

I saw the Copper Chef Cookware advertised on TV and I wanted to try it. The non-stick feature made me purchase their products. I've owned my cookware for about a year now and everything seems to cook just fine. I also purchased the 10-inch deep dish skillet. The overall quality of the Copper Chef products is great. I'd recommend it.

The capability and the pricing in comparison, Power Air Fryer is the most economical one. Overall, its quality is good. The three racks on it have been my favorite things, but they seem a little bit flimsy to me. I'm generally happy with my Power Air Fryer.

My wife had one Copper Chef skillet and we've had it for about a year and a half. For Christmas, I ordered three sets for my daughters, one for each one of them, and then a set for my wife of skillet, a deep roaster pan, and another deep pan. I had one other small skillet for my wife, but I did notice that it wasn't worth a crap. It's supposed to be a small skillet, but it's barely big to put an egg in. But so far, the quality of the items I purchased is fine. They're pretty good products, and I bought them when they were on sale because otherwise, the price was too high for the product.

My dad, who is a professional cook, recommended the Power Air Fryer to me. I've had a unit for two months now and I'm satisfied with it so far. The keyboard was a little bit confusing at first - what to cook what on, and it could have been simpler, but the fryer gives a different taste to everything I cook. Also, health-wise, it's a good option.

I've had my Power Air Fryer for a month now and so far, I like it and it’s working out real well. It’s very convenient and easy to use. I've cooked pork roast and some chicken, and it does a good job on frying. It's oil and grease free. Power Air Fryer works great.

My favorite thing about the Power Air Fryer is the rotisserie. This is also small and if I wanted anything that was fried, I didn’t have to fry it. It's convenient as well. I clean it and it's so easy. I thought grease would splatter all over the place, but it does not. It's really nice and I love it. I made the pork rotisserie roast with the Bourbon one and they came out really good. I'm really happy with it. But, it would be so much better if they provided a cookbook that gave me more recipes and stuff to cook.

I was trying to stay healthy without adding crap to my food and I've tried the GreenPan and the Teflon but the Teflon flakes into my food. I wanted the Copper Chef pan because it was something non-stick and I was very dissatisfied of other non-stick pans available. Then, I was at a fair and somebody was selling a big-brand name. They were trying to talk me into buying their pan and they said that my copper pans reach into my food while theirs don't. So, being concerned, I started googling that but I didn't come up with anything that gave credence to those statements so I knew they were false.

I saw a Copper Chef TV ad and there were things that stood out to me about the product. It’s easy to clean and non-stick, and it cooks easily. Since using it, all the reasons why I bought it has been validated. It hasn't burn anything, too. Also, the price is just about right.

When I saw Copper Chef, the price was inviting. It was $8 per piece. I have owned their cookware for three weeks now and I have enjoyed the few pieces that I purchased so much that my husband went back out to a local retailer and purchased some additional pieces. There is one problem that I found, though. The pan has a permanent stain on it and it's weird. It's a small circle that may be because of the chemical makeup or whatever I baked in it. Other than that, I like that things just wipe out off and out of the cookware so easily no matter what it is and whether it’s cooked in or baked.

We needed some new cookware so we got the whole set of Copper Chef cookware at Sam’s. We've had it for a year now and it works really well. The quality of the products is okay. I like that the cookware cleans up easily and the food doesn't stick. Our experience with Copper Chef was nice and I would tell friends that they're okay.

My son got me some Copper Chef Cookware for Christmas last year and I love them. I can put them on the stove and I don't have to use any pan spray. If food gets stuck on there, it's so easy to get off to clean. I would like to have some smaller pans though for one or two people. But I have gotten a single serving fry pan which is about five inches across. I also have a three-quart soft pan and a smaller one and I like those. In fact, I already told my brother and his wife to buy the Copper Chef Cookware.

I've seen Copper Chef's products the past couple of years while Christmas shopping, and I bought some of them. I use them all the time and I like the ease of use and the clean-up. For the price and quality, it can't be beat.

My wife and I are diabetics and the Power Air Fryer oven helps cut down on all of the grease and fat, which was what we were looking for. It would be very convenient to have one since it does about everything. We liked the way the Power Air Fryer oven was set up. It has the trays and the rotisserie. We've only had the oven for two months and my favorite thing about it is clean up. It’s very easy to take care of. I'm very satisfied with the overall quality of the Power Air Fryer. It will cook steak very nicely and I don’t have all the extra oils.

I liked the price of the Copper Chef products, so I purchased knives and some bakeware, but I thought they were gonna be cheaper. I've had the products for two weeks now and I've tried the knives, but they're not as sharp as I thought they would be. But for the price that I paid, I figured it wasn’t worth the hassle of mailing everything back. I wouldn’t recommend Copper Chef.

I didn't like Teflon pans because it could only get to a certain temperature and sometimes it's hard to regulate. I also have an allergy towards gas, so I wanted the burner plates and I could cook on them with Copper Chef. Copper Chef seemed like a better company and the things I could do with their cookware made me want to go with them. I like the non-stick and the cookware cleans up really nicely. I love the quality. It is very good. Some of the cookware does slip off around the edges but not very much. The only problem that I've had was with the little pan that you can fix one egg in. The pan fits on the induction burner, but the burner won't turn on.

I love the first thing that I bought from Copper Chef. It's a basket thing that you put french fries in and put it in the oven, and I bought it for 20 bucks in Walmart. I've placed three orders with Copper Chef so far. I bought the everyday pan, six bread pans, four cookie sheets, a pizza pan, the muffin pan, two different fry pans, and everything with lids. I like that everything just comes off so easily, without any oil or shortening on the cookware. I love it. It's made my Christmas baking a breeze.

I do a lot of cooking and I use a lot of cast iron, but my girl burns a lot of stuff. The Copper Chef pans look good. It’s tough iron-coated pans and they definitely have an advantage to cleaning up. I’ve only had it a couple of weeks but I did go out and got six new pans, so I liked it enough to buy more. I did burn some cheese in it like they did on the commercial to see if that worked and it came right out. I bought a knife sharpener and they said you can sharpen a credit card with it but I can’t get it to sharpen in that thing. I fry just about anything in it. I like frying potatoes in it. It makes it golden and crunchy without sticking to the pan, which is a good deal. Copper Chef does what they claim it does. It’s good, easy to clean up and easy to cook with. Others should go out and buy one too. I like the experience and I’d definitely recommend them.

I bought the PowerAirFryerXL in October for my father's birthday. He fell in love with it after seeing one of the infomercials. I thought it was extremely overpriced but he specifically wanted that one... So I got it. After the second use, the fan stopped working and left the house with a greasy/electric/overheating smell. Basically, that meant do-not-turn-this-back-on-it's-not-working-properly. Fortunately, we were still in the 60 day window (which is short for general warranty issues, btw). We contact customer service, get the return label, ship it off. They receive it within two days. We call in to get a status update. CS Rep 1 verifies they've received it but could give no further details. She was nice despite being unable to help further. She escalated us to her manager to get more details.

So I bought the fryer at Walmart, opened it, start to do the care and find that there was not a rotisserie stand included. Is this supposed to have one? It sure looks like it according to all instructions. With that said, How do I go about getting the rotisserie stand for my fryer? I have not used it yet due to the missing part in case I need to return this product. It’s a shame that I would have to do that.

Copper Chef is the best cookware you could ever have. They are priced fairly and they hold up fine. In the two years that I've had the cookware, I like everything about it. It doesn't stick and it cooks evenly.

Copper Chef cookware doesn't stick and is easy to work with and clean. I tell my family about it all the time. However, I gave a couple to my son and for some reason, it's getting to the point where they're sticking despite them cooking with them and washing them like they're supposed to. But I love my mine and I would not use anything else. I'd order it again!

I've had my Copper Chef cookware for a couple of years now and so far, they're doing good. I like all the pans I have. In fact, I just got the egg cooker and I love that too. I enjoy them but I've got a couple that are starting to stick a little bit. Still, I'd tell my friends to go and get them.

I really like my Copper Chef cookware. Eric Theiss advertises Copper Chef and when he advertises something, it's useful and good. And so, I bought my first skillet. I own two sizes of skillets. The big one has a lid. I ordered the tall, square one that comes with a French fry basket and a steamer. And I bought three cake pans, a cookie sheet, a crisper, a griddle, and an egg cooker. They're all of decent quality and they're non-stick. The only problem I have is it says you can use metal utensils, and that is not true unless you want scratches on your stuff. Other than that, I really like the ease of cleaning my cookware. It cooks evenly, too. Get Copper Chef. You won't be sorry.

Just received the product. Opened carton and on top is a letter about arbitration. Don't know if I want to continue and try fryer! Why do I want an item that has a legal disclaimer on top of it. It has made me gun shy. I'm tempted to send back!

I bought a lot of products from Copper Chef, the first one was two years ago. I like the easy clean-up, though you can put it in the dishwasher, I found it doesn't last as long. Because the first one I did, and the finish didn't hold up as well. I love cooking chicken in my cookware, it cooks crispy and it is like an air fryer. I would recommend them.

In July I ordered the smokeless power grill. It was shipped minus the griddle pan and two recipe books. Said they were back ordered. I have contacted customer care five or six times which is a complete waste of time. Either you get someone that doesn't speak English very well or don't understand it. I have contacted customer support. They say item will be shipped. It hasn't been. Supposed to be shipped Nov 5th. Have not received it. Now it is December according to them. They continue to sell the grill on TV.

Copper Chef gave a special offer to keep the free fry pans. My daughter has one of their products, a bigger pot. She was telling me how great she liked it, so I figured that I would try it. I did, and I loved it. I then ordered some more stuff. Their cookware is durable, which I like. Everything comes straight out of it and I don't have to worry about cooking spray. I haven't put the product in the oven yet, but I can do that. I cook macaroni and cheese on my cookware and nothing sticks. I've also tried making jellies on my daughter's Copper Chef, and jellies are something that would stick, but it didn't. That's a plus because I've had batches that stuck in a different kettle in my house. The quality of the cookware is great, and so is cleaning them.

We bought our first Copper Chef pan in Home Depot. We were curious to see how it worked and it was the one that was there so we just grabbed it. We’ve owned it for a month and it functions very well. I like the cleanup which is very easy and the quality is great. Copper Chef is a good product and we just bought additional cookware.

I love Tristan products. But the complete air fryer basket is in really bad conditions. Am a disabled person. I don’t have money to buy another one. When I call about this I send back the air fryer. They send me a new one. After less than three month has the same problem. Corruption everywhere in the two basket. I can’t used anymore. The black basket is peeling the black paint and the other one the same thing. I brought a lot of Copper Chef products but I am very disappointed about this.

My wife watched Power Air Fryer on TV and she liked it, so she bought it. The fryer, however, was crammed in the box and I had to wrestle with it to get it out. Other than that, the health aspect of the fryer is very good.

I like the way the Power Air Fryer cooks. I can cook fried chicken without oil and cook frozen food on it. The air fryer is nice and people should buy it.

Eric's commercial of the Copper Chef was so good. I bought the square pan and the stove. I even have Eric's cookbook, too. I've had my Copper Chef cookware for almost two years now. Almost everything about it is good. Everything is perfect and my wife and I love it. I'd tell others to buy it too.

I live by myself. My wife passed away two years ago, and I wanted something that I could cook a good meal with. I have seen the Power Air Fryer advertised on TV almost every day and my favorite is being able to cook without adding any kind of grease. I ordered and paid cash for it. And while I got the Power Air Fryer, as well as the recipes, I'm still waiting for my coupons and two skillets that I’m supposed to get with it. It’s been almost a month now, and I haven’t heard anything. I’ve called four different numbers, and everyone’s telling me I got to call something else or go on the website but I don’t have a computer. I needed the coupons more so than anything. Other than that, the Power Air Fryer looks good. I got it on the counter, got it plugged up. I pushed the button, and it lights up. I have punched in whatever I'm gonna cook, although I haven’t used it yet.

Tristar had a pretty good spiel on television to sell the Power Air Fryer and I thought that it looked great. It cooked faster than the oven and the stove, and it was not as big a mess. So, I purchased one and when it got here, I read through the booklets. I've had my fryer for four weeks now, but I've been dissatisfied with the whole thing so far. They've got a great product, but the cookbook that they sent me with it was inadequate. I didn’t tell me the steps on how to do anything in the fryer. I thought about cooking a steak in there. I roasted a chicken in it and I cooked it longer than normal. I even stuck it back in there to crisp it up more. But it didn’t taste good and I wasn’t happy. I can also cook French fries in this thing, but the cookbook doesn’t tell me how to do this.

One of my daughters has a set of Copper Chef and she was raving about them when we were all on vacation. I signed online and that time there was a special going on where if you buy five, then you get it for a certain price. I had seen Copper Chef in advertisements before but knowing that my daughter really likes it, and especially with the price, that spurred me to try it too. I also didn’t see anybody that has as good a deal as the online one. In fact, I had a second order and I gave some to a friend of mine, where she would probably order the rest of the set.

We’ve had Paula Deen, Gordon Ramsay, and all kinds of cookware. We’ve also had a couple of Red Copper that would warp when you put them on a hot fire. I thought of trying the Copper Chef and our experience with it was wonderful. We even bought sets for our children and our grandchildren, and it has been going on for the last few years since Copper Chef started putting the cookware out to a sale. The quality is great. I’m always asking my children and grandchildren who use the cookware and they love them. They don’t use some of the stuff that they’ve gotten other than the Copper Chef because they withstand the high temperature, 850 degrees, and they can be put on stovetop or oven. They are also easy to clean and they don’t warp.

I saw via Instagram that a friend of mine was cooking a whole fish in her Copper Chef cookware. So, I wanted to try the big square pans to cook whole fish since I like to fry. Furthermore, Copper Chef's cookware is versatile, so I can use it to steam as well. Since getting my Copper Chef, I've used it once, cooked on top of the stove with it and put it in an oven to bake. It has worked fine thus far. I recommend Copper Chef.

I liked that the Power Air Fryer looked like a little oven and that I could see inside when the stuff is in there. It is easy to use especially when I have grandchildren and they have to have chicken nuggets and French fries all the time. I got the big package of all the stuff and I like the rotisserie basket. I put a whole chicken in there. Instead of putting the skewers in and try to balance it, I just put the chicken in the basket. That works fabulously. I also like the clean-up of the fryer, although I should do it more often, so it wouldn’t get so tacky inside.

The Power Air Fryer oven we got from Tristar is worth the money. It's very well-made and easy to use. I like the rotisserie part. Since we are eating healthier, we decided to buy the product, and it works great. I’ve heard other people talking about it too and I haven’t heard anything bad about it.

I bought the Power AirFryer Oven. I mainly bought it for the rotisserie in it. Using it instead of the stovetop or the oven is convenient.

The Power Air Fryer was advertised as doing all kinds of great things. However, I sent it back as my cooking experience wasn't as advertised. I cooked French fries and chicken on it and neither one of them was up to par. It wasn't that great so it wasn't worth what we spent on it. Other than that, the quality of the oven was good but I'd tell friends that I was dissatisfied with it.

We saw a Power AirFryer oven in an infomercial and we thought that we could use it to cook food quickly. We purchased one from Tristar and we were able to use it for three days. Its quality is okay, but we really didn't care for the way it has to be operated. We tried cooking chicken in it and the chicken came out not done. We had to keep putting it in. We also tried to cook fries in it and they came out burnt. For us, it's more trouble than worth and so we decided to send it back.

I saw Copper Chef on television where they swirl the food around the pans and it goes off. I bought the small pans, which I've had for about six months now, and I like them. I do my eggs with them mostly. The food doesn't swirl around and fall off the pan, though. It might have been because I’ve added oil to it, but if it sticks at all, it comes right out when you wash it. I've ordered the bigger one too and I have some other fried food in there. So far, I’ve been pleased with Copper Chef products that I have also ordered some of the other things that they have like their brownie tins which seem to work well. I’ve recommended Copper Chef to my family and I’ve bought some for them.

The Power Air Fryer has good quality and I like it. I purchased it because all the grease drips out in your pan down below and you get less calories. I also don’t like heating up the oven all the way all the time. Using the Power Air Fryer, I fry pork steaks, regular steaks, hamburger and chicken nuggets. I like how the food stays nice and moist on the inside and it still gets brown on the outside. I've done several things in the fryer and I've got a lot more I'd like to try on it. I've got all the accessories too.

We are trying to cook healthier and so far, I've used the Air Power Fryer for the chicken about four times. But the product is not really what they make it seem on the commercials. What they tell you is to cook on the three tiers but you have to really adjust that. When I filled up all the three tiers and cooked the chicken, they burned a little as a result of some of them being up high. Now, I use one little rack as opposed to all three. The fryer is okay though. It would work.

I like my Power AirFryer oven from Tristar Products. I felt like it was a good idea for me to get it to save calories. It saves time, too. I've made carrot and potato fries in it. They came out just as good as if you were buying from the store, especially the carrot fries because if I don’t want that starch and I have a taste for something like French fries, I'll use that and make carrot fries. Sometimes, if I want something sweet, I'll still use the carrot fries and put a little cinnamon on it. I've used the rotisserie part where it has the wheel and I've put chicken on there. I did a rotisserie chicken. I've done ribs with the spits on there. I've used every single thing possible in there to make sure it comes out right. I even used the dehydrator. I also made some apple chips, which came out good. I used the dehydrator and I sliced them up. My thing is to save calories instead of eating junk food or some.

My husband was having some health problems but he liked cooking, eating and a lot of things like French Fries. I thought having the air fryer would be better because that way, he can have fried foods and I don't have to eat them. We got the Power Air Fryer Oven and it looked like it worked better than other brands. Also, it was a little bigger and had different attachments that went with it. It's also very useful. My husband passed away a month ago so it hasn't been used since but he loved it and we were very happy with it. I have told many people what I thought about it and many of them have bought it.

I've had the Power Air Fryer for a couple of months now and I also have the little roller case and the little prong units. I've done a few things in the fryer, like French fries and heating up a couple of things, and I'm quite satisfied with it. It's nice and I like it. I've also recommended it.

I decided to purchase a Power Air Fryer so that I wouldn't be frying a lot of fat and I've not seen some other one advertised. It came with the skewers and with rotisserie. I've had it for three months now. However, I'm not really pleased with the oven. It's noisy, which is my main complaint, and they made it appear a lot larger on TV than what it really is. Also, nothing seems to really get brown on there when frying stuff and when I do wings, they don't get crisp enough for me. It does part of the job that they advertised but it doesn't do everything that they advertised. I'm not happy with it.

My daughter purchased the Power AirFryer oven for me. I was gonna order it but she beat me to it and gave that for me as her Father's Day gift. I'm a chef and I like any kind of cooking gadgets that make things a little easier and quicker for me. Especially when I'm at home being that I'm always at work in the kitchen. The oven came in a week after Father's Day and I've used it almost everyday since. So far, everything is good and its no-grease feature is my favorite part about it. It's also easy to clean up.

The Power Air Fryer Oven cooks well. I've had it for about three and a half months and its quality has been okay.

Purchased our 1st Power Air Fryer XL at our local Sam's Club on 5/27/18. Followed cleaning instructions (fryer basket/outer basket) - I have hand washed with mild dish detergent and soft sponge. I have never put them in the dishwasher, although it says dishwasher safe. However, now the outer basket "special non-stick surface" is peeling and rusting. Fryer basket is very difficult to clean. Spent $120 and this has happened after only 3 1/2 months of use. Very disappointed in this product. I did send a message to TriStar Products customer service about my concerns a week ago. They have not responded.

My son got the big Power AirFryer Oven for me as a gift for my birthday. The one thing I don’t like is that it takes longer to cook than I thought. But everything that I've placed in it has turned out good. Plus I'm not using any grease. It’s not really messy and it’s very easy to clean. My daughter and granddaughters have the little Power AirFryer Oven, and they love theirs.

Our Power Air Fryer oven works really good. My mom saw it on TV and pointed it out to me and we tried it. We got it around June and we got most of the accessories with it such as the rotisserie thing. It's easy to use and I like how it cooks chicken, and the quality seems really good. I'd tell others that they should get a Power Air Fryer oven too.

I've had my Power Air Fryer for two months now and I love it. My brother told me about it but what sold it to me was its infomercial. I've cooked chicken, spare ribs, and sausages in it and everything has come out perfectly. It's also easy to clean. You need to get one.

There are certain things you can do with the Power Air Fryer that I didn't think I could do with my bigger oven. And they make crispier fries out of the freezer than the microwave. It is hard to get a good one out of the microwave. Also, the Power Air Fryer was the best that I could find so I bought it and I have it for about eight months now. It does everything it said it could do and cleanup is pretty easy. It is a handy item to use and a really good product overall. It sends out a lot of heat for such a small unit and I wouldn't advise to cook with it in a camp or anything like that. It is pretty good for being in your house and it gets just about as hot as your big oven does. I also have the Power Pressure Cooker and I'd tell others to go and purchase these products.

You're not gonna go wrong with getting a Power Air Fryer. We've had ours for three months now and it's really good. My favorite thing about it is making french fries and doing jerky. We love our Power Air Fryer and we've told everybody about it. Go get one!

Have use my oven for french fries but today I use the rotisserie and did a chuck roast and it only took 30 minutes to do it. It came out so tender and juicy. Have purchase smaller air fryers but couldn't do a roast with the rotisserie. It makes so much difference. I love my Power AirFryer Oven. Would not give it up for the world.

I got Copper Chef Cookware so stuff wouldn’t stick when I’m cooking. However, one pot needs to be sent back because it started sticking and I couldn’t cook anything in it. When the company sent it to me, they also sent a return address form bill which I need to put in a box then send the item back to them. They would then send me another one. Other than that one, most of the cookware work perfectly.

We love our Copper Chef Cookware and we bought Copper Chef for every member of our family two Christmases ago. We like the ease of everything and the handiness to put it in the oven. With the first couple of pans that we got, the staying power was not there. The pans were discoloring and it may have been the utensils that we used. But other than that, every other one is working fine.

One of my coworkers raved about Copper Chef Cookware so much and it sounded like I would have an easier cooking experience if I got their products. The $8 specials they have are awesome and I keep picking up pieces all the time. So far, I've purchased the 11-inch and 9-inch pans with the lids. I also have the baking rack, loaf pans, and two of the round pans. I have the ones with the little mold that you can put in it and the cute little square pans with the little silicone lids as well. I also have two cupcake pans, the baking crisper, and the other crisper, too. I have the egg things as well, which are the only things that I don’t really like because stuff sticks to them.

I like that the Copper Chef cookware washes easily. However, the griller that is like a zigzag is very hard to clean. When I cook a piece of chicken or eggplant on it, that does not come off. I have to scrub and scrub and I'm not a big fan of that, so I don’t use that anymore. Also, the cookware all looks white now. I have OCD and I clean the cookware really carefully, but from just a little rubbing against it, all the paint has come out. And then, when the bottom gets a stain on it, it doesn’t come off no matter how much I scrub. Also, the frying pan's blade at the bottom sticks up a bit, so when I put the oil and I wanna fry something, the oil drifts away on the side and nothing stays in the middle. I can cook a lot of stuff in the pots but it's a hassle to fry something in the pans.

Once, I needed new cookware. I saw Copper Chef on TV and I liked what I saw. Also, I have bought some of their other products like the air fryer, the chopper, the bacon crisper, and the loaf pan with the insert and I assumed that I would get the same quality. I've used the loaf pan for brownies and I like that it makes things easier. You just pop the brownie out and there’s a piece. I've had the cookware for a year now and I love the ease and the versatility of being able to put it in the oven and/or the stove. All the products I've bought seems to be just as they're advertised. I would get Copper Chef products for my friends because I like them so much. Once, I got an email for all the items that were $8. I work in the business where we buy stuff for our agents to get as recognition gifts and I bought $160 worth of those items so that we could give those away as recognition gifts.

The products of Copper Chef Cookware looked good and were something new so I wanted to give it a try. They have better offers and their products have better quality. We have owned the Copper Chef for a year now and it's amazing and we love it. My husband was a chef for years and he says that it's a great product. My son was making pancakes last night on my little griddle and he loved it as well. I like that nothing sticks on the cookware and I don't have to use any oil or butter. I've been slowly trying to buy from Copper Chef when I catch good deals and build up my collection of it. They have great value and are awesome. People could get rid of everything else, buy the Copper Chef cookware products and they'll be set.

I liked what Copper Chef Cookware said in the ads and the type of thing that they could do. So, I purchased from them and I have owned my cookware for about six months now. My favorite thing about it is when it doesn't stick when I'm cooking. It is also easy to clean. The overall quality of the item is good, but after a while, it wears off a bit, which is disappointing to me. Still, I would recommend Copper Chef.

I drive a truck and Love's Travel Stops has Copper Chef cookware in their As Seen on TV section. I've also seen the commercials for the cookware so I decided to do my first four purchases. I bought a frying pan, round pan, normal square pan, the deep square pan that has the deep fryer and steamer with it. Now, I also have the griddle, a stovetop grill, loaf pan and cookie sheet. I got a set of knives too. I like that the cookware is easy to clean and nothing sticks to it. However, I wasn’t happy with the little egg containers. I crack an egg, throw them in, and fit them in the little egg containers down in the boiling water. It didn’t say anything about putting a little butter in them and they never got clean. Still, I have been extremely happy with everything I got from Copper Chef Cookware.

The Power Air Fryer oven has been with us for over two months and my wife and daughter use it. So far, they are really happy and satisfied. The oven is a good stuff to have for cooking and it is simple. I would suggest it to my friends.

I like my experience with Copper Chef. I bought the cookware three years ago and I thought that they would be good and that I could get rid of everything else. I got the big pan, the skillet, the fry basket and the utensils. However, I had to send back the first skillet I got. I ordered some of the items online that were $8 and two of the items were bent. One of them was dented really bad. I called and sent the skillet back in the same box because they all fit together. Some of the stuff were coming off on the inside and I’d never used any metal utensils with it at all. I’d only used what came with it. That was quite a while and I haven’t heard anything about it. I also bought a loaf pan, a cookie sheet and a muffin tin at Amazon. They were on sale and I opened up an Amazon credit card and got my Copper Chef free. I have already told a couple of people about Copper Chef and one of my girlfriends bought it.

I was tired of my non-stick skillets coming loose from scraping and I've had my Copper Chef for at least four years. They're so easy to clean and I like the way they cook. I like their quality and they hold up pretty well. The only problem I have is with the edges. If you tap the spoon, eventually the coating on it wears out. The first pan I bought scratched a little bit more than the newer one so I think they've improved that. I just bought a bunch of the cookware and I got a sale. I got the bacon crisper, the French fry crisper, some cookie sheets, a cake pan, and a brownie pan and that's for eight bucks apiece. I loved that and since then I've recommended Copper Chef. I told my sisters about the brand and that the cookware has been great and that they didn't have to worry about the coating peeling.

I was looking for some good flatware so I figured I’d try Copper Chef out. I ordered three skillets. I have the 18-inch grill and the two square, the 9.5 and the 11.5, with the lid. They also came with two cookbooks. But I had to buy lids separately. They should have all come with the lid. That aside, I've had the flatware for a couple of months now and it has seemed like a good investment thus far. They’re worth it and they're easy to clean too.

I was convinced that the Copper Chef cookware is a good product. I happened to scroll online and I saw that they were doing a special sale. I had nothing to lose with the cookware selling at $8 a piece, so I purchased a couple of pieces. Then, when I went back, I told my friends and I had to purchase more, and then I told more of my friends. I recently purchased a large amount of cookware because they were on special sale, but in the past I only purchased a few pieces at Bed Bath and Beyond because they were more expensive then.

I love Copper Chef. I own almost every piece of Copper Chef they got. I just love the baking stuff and the wok is out of this world. It's so big and white. I can make soup and everything in it and everything slides right out. I'm going to buy another wok as soon as I can afford it. I just talked to my girlfriend in Alaska and she likes Copper Chef too. I've told everybody about Copper Chef as well.