Spectrum Brands Reviews

I like all the Copper Chef pans. I've got quite a few of those that came with it. I've used a lot of things. I cooked chicken breast potatoes and carrots. The cookware is of good quality. My daughter got one after I did because I told her all the good and yummy things I made. You'll just have to play with it and experiment. That’s what I did. I tried different things and I’m satisfied. I’m happy with the cookware.

I like to make a lot of big meals and Copper Chef Cookware seemed simple to clean up. The first fry pan that I had tried was the Red Copper. It was similar to Copper Chef and that was what got me interested in the other ones. Copper Chef was good, it was convenient, so I went with that and I've had it for a few months now. Copper Chef items were all great. In fact, I just got my mom to buy some. Everything is perfect.

I like the Tristar Copper Chef non-stick pans. While I have other pans do the same thing, I thought the Copper Chef was neat. And I like deep fried food so I like using the pan. I also like the lid since I can see through it. It has a nice quality, too.

I had a Copper Chef Cookware before. Somebody gave me a smaller one for our guest and I needed another pan. I like that it's non-sticking, it's easy to clean and it cooks well. The quality is very good. I gave some away for Christmas. I sent a couple of pans to my family in Florida and they're doing very well with it.

My father-in-law gave us Copper Chef Cookware for a Christmas present and it's easy to clean. We even gave my son a set for Christmas. The price is fair and the cookware is worth it.

I saw the Copper Chef on TV. It showed a lot of positive aspects to it and when I received and assembled it, it looked fine. It also doesn't stick, which is my favorite feature.

I thought the Power Pressure Cooker looks cool so I bought it. I like it. I just throw everything in it and leave it. It's a good quality cookware. I did a roast in it once and I could probably do more if I would have gotten the cookbook. Make sure you get the cookbook.

I saw an infomercial on TV and the Copper Chef Cookware was shown to be scratch-resistant and multi-use. But I ordered them through QVC instead of Copper Chef direct because QVC sends me little things on one of my email accounts and they had a special on it. I ordered quite a few and gave some to my kids as presents. I've owned the cookware since the holidays and in the short two months' time I've had it, I've used it several times and I have had good results with it. It's an excellent product that's multi-faceted. Because of the heavy lid, the confined area, and the bottom plate, I can usually do most of the things I would do in an oven, which is usually a larger area to heat up. With the Copper Chef, I'm using less fuel and getting the same results.

A friend of mine had Power pressure cooker. I want to make meals quickly for my family because I work, and my friends were telling me about it. I then borrowed one from my mom and tried it first and I liked it so I bought one a couple of months ago. They have the big one that was why I picked it, and I wanted to be able to cook a whole turkey. It does so many different things, and I also like that the meat is not dry. A crock pot can dry out meat and the Power pressure cooker does not do that. I got a cookbook that goes with it, as well as copper pots that are not pressure cookers, and I like all of them. Everything comes out of it tastes really good, and I can cook a turkey using it in one hour. They're all high quality. I would recommend it.

From what I was watching on TV, buying the Copper Chef Cookware seemed like a good idea. Six months ago, I got the first ones and since then, I've been buying a few here and there. I have a few frying pans, a tray and a steamer. I like them and I'm very happy with them. They clean up very easily and they're very easy to work with. I've tried Teflon and other iron pans but I still prefer the Copper Chef. It's a good product and it works well. It's a good buy too. It's reasonably priced for the product.

One of my friends had one of the Copper Chef pans. She used it quite a bit and I really liked it. So I asked my husband if he'd get it for me for Christmas. He got me two sets of the frypans, of three different sizes. I got the crisper trays too, and I loved those. He got me the small one and the large one of those. He also got me the large deep fryer one and the smaller one with the long handle, which I use more but not as a deep fryer. We really don't deep fry that many foods, but I use them as my regular pots. It seems like everything fries up really nice in Copper Chef cookware. They're also really easy to clean and they don't get all messed up like the other ones do. I cook a lot so there's a lot of wear and tear on my pots and pans and I was just going through them so much. But I really like the Copper Chef cookware. The quality's great and they're holding up great.

I watched the advertisement on TV and I liked what I saw. I can't cook with the Copper Chef Cookware like he can but I cook my eggs and sausage in it, then I make a burrito out of it and it's good. I loved the cookware because nothing sticks to it. I purchased it three months ago and I wanted the little skillet but the salesman talked me into taking the big one. But I'm all by myself and it's too big for me. From now on, when I order, I'm going to tell them if I order what I want, that's what I'm going to take. I need no more of this hard sell stuff. Nonetheless, I would tell others they should buy one.

I saw Power Pressure Cooker on the TV commercial and it just looks easy to use and convenient so I bought the first one four years ago. I actually damaged two so I had to replace and bought five. I bought my sister and my daughter one. I bought one of the cookbooks as well. I like it’s convenience of how it’s done and the speed of the cooking. It has a very high quality too. The way it’s put together and the newer one has a better locking system all around. It’s a great product. I'd tell others about the convenience of the Power Pressure Cooker and the simplicity of the whole system where the way it’s set up. It had a detailed direction. Everything’s good.

My wife didn’t cheer for the old type pressure cookers. She wanted something safer so we got the Power Pressure Cooker. It just happened to be the one we’ve seen on TV and I ordered the first one and it was too big. So, I gave that one to my son and his wife and ordered the small ones. It’s great and it does everything it says that it’ll do. Id’ recommend it.

I purchased 3 Power Pressure cookers. I watched so many infomercial and it wasn’t like the pressure cooker my mother used to use and it was safer. I bought myself one and bought each of my kids one. I can put frozen food in it and it’s done in 25 minutes. I cook everything in it. I cook breakfast, lunch and dinner. I cook scrambled eggs, hash browns and sausage. It’s high-quality.

When canning season comes around, Tristar's Power pressure cooker is going to be great for canning corn and green beans. I got my pressure cooker around Christmas time. I've had fun with it and I've made a few things in it. However, I didn't like the free pan that came with it. The stuff on the outside of it peeled right off. I used it a couple of times for French toast and I ended up just keeping it because it was peeling off. But the pressure cooker is great.

I bought a Power Pressure Cooker because of the deal and I liked the way that guy on TV said everything about it. Everything’s good about it so far. The quality is okay. I recommend to friends that they get one.

It was fascinating how the people on TV said how fast the Power Pressure cooker is and how it's like a magic pot. So for Christmas, I got one for my girlfriend. It was back ordered when I ordered it in October, but it came in time for the holidays. My girlfriend has told me that it is indeed fast, like a Formula 1 race car. Get one. If you don’t want one, watch the infomercials for a month. You’ll get one.

We wanted to have quicker good meals and got a Power Pressure 6-quart cooker a year and a half ago. I like that it cooks things really tender, and its overall quality is very nice. A frying pan came with it and that’s really good too. We just got the 10-quart cooker a couple of months ago, and I bought my daughter the same one too.

I got a Power Pressure Cooker because of the convenience and it seemed to be a good way to cook. I can make a large amount of food in a relatively short period of time that tastes good. Also, I thought the quality was very good. I'd tell a friend that if it fits your lifestyle, it’s worth it.

I have the old-fashioned cooker that I cook grain and tender meats in. Power Pressure Cooker is an electric cooker that I can just set out on a shelf. My daughter has one and I have a daughter who wanted one, so I thought I’ll get one and see if it’s really usable. I called the number that was on a TV show where a man was demonstrating the use of it. I ordered a turkey cooker and it was an easy purchase. A free frying pan that had a copper thing came with it. My daughter got the cooker out of the box for me and I tried to put it back in the box. I started to lift it and I knew I couldn’t handle it. It cooks a big turkey but it’s too big and too heavy for me as I'm an older woman. I've never used it. Don't get a big one like this unless you're planning to cook a lot of stuff.

My Teflon-coated pans have gotten scratched so I figured I needed a new one. I then saw a Copper Chef ad on TV and decided to get it. When I used it for the first time, I noticed that it was a large pot and I liked it so I bought another set that has a small and a large pot, as well as a frying pan. I like them. Nothing sticks to them and its easy clean-up is the best.

I liked what Copper Chef has shown on TV. So, I tried it and we love it. It's great. The Copper Chef pan is big and deep, and you can cook almost anything in it. It doesn't spill on anything and it cleans up so easily. We’ve had the cookware for about two months now and the quality is very good. The product is excellent and I would recommend it.

My husband ordered two sets of Copper Chef Cookware for me and I like them very much. I'm using it more and I like the idea that you can put it in the oven. In fact, I took it to my grandson's for Superbowl with some Swedish meatballs and we just got to warm it up. The book that came with it told you what you had to do. I just wish I had more recipes to put in there but so far, I've been trying some of my own.

After I saw the Power Pressure Cooker on TV advertisement, I said that it must be good. I decided to give it a try and it worked. The trial was well worth it. With the cooker, I like to cook big chicken and I like my food well done. The Power Pressure Cooker is perfect and of excellent quality. I hope Tristar Products come up with something excellent just like the pressure cooker. Try to get one.

I got my Copper Chef cookware on Christmas Day. I got the frying pan, the turkey pot, and that little frying pan. I like the way they didn't stick and I love them all. It's a great pot and I would tell friends to get them, too.

I got my first Copper Chef Cookware set two years ago. My son-in-law got those so I purchased two more sets just before Christmas. One for myself and one for my daughter. One of the biggest reasons I went with Copper Chef was that it wasn't like some of the non-stick ones we had which has the material coming off after a while. That's not healthy. Copper Chef is easy to clean and they clean up real nice. I also purchased a set for my grandson and he loves it. He told me that if you put anything that's real cold in the frying pan, it would stick like crazy. So, before he cooks his eggs in it, he sits them on the counter and lets them warm up. And if you want to cook a steak, you have got to let it come to room temperature first.

I purchased some non-stick pans from Copper Chef Cookware and they are good. They are easy to clean and they work really nice and I like them. I am also going to buy the baking sheet next.

I have always wanted to get the Copper Chef Cookware for my wife. I got her the cookware in December and she loves all of its features. They're perfect and I couldn't ask for anything better. The food that she cooks in the Copper Chef Cookware tastes better. Also, there’s no problem with sticking. We really had good experience with Copper Chef Cookware and I would strongly recommend it.

My wife wanted some of the Copper Chef Cookware. I read the feedback online that says Copper Chef has great pans and that they perform according to what they saw on TV. That drove me into buying Copper Chef instead of the Gotham Steel. My wife loves the cookware and she’s really enjoying it. I ordered a couple of the square pans to try them out and then once my wife said she liked them, I went back and bought the pots, the griddle, and all other good stuff. We like everything about the cookware, especially that the surface is smooth and slick. It cooks really well and it’s easy to clean up. The price is fair and good for the cookware's good quality.

I like the way my Copper Chef cookware cooks my food and it's easy to clean. I've had it for a year now and I just ordered new ones with different sizes. Initially, I got the cookware since I didn’t want to use a lot of oil and I wanted to save the pans at work. Also, the guy who was advertising it was a chef and he seemed credible.

We love our Power Pressure cooker. I like the size and it's convenient, saves time and the food is great. The only thing I was a little disappointed in is I thought there would be some recipes in there and there wasn't. There were also insufficient directions. I would have liked to have had a few more instructions on how to use it and some recipes. Even so, it's a great product and people need to get one.

I bought my two daughters a set of Copper Chef Cookware for Christmas after I heard good things about it. One of my daughters says that she loves her set. I’m very satisfied with it.

I really like Copper Chef's big square pan and I also got the big frying pan with it. I have a glass top which a lot of people have today, and the Copper Chef pan works great on it. It cleans out really nice and unbelievably easy. I got the cookware right before Christmas and I haven’t had a lot of time to use it yet, but I have tried other ones and the food sticks real bad. I got a good deal for the money I paid for Copper Chef and I’m very happy so far.

Two different units stopped coming to pressure within 1 year. I am extremely unhappy with this product. I loved it when it was working but for the price it certainly did not last very long. It does have very nice accessory options and I did spend money on them, which was now a waste.

I have all kinds of non-stick cookware but it eventually starts to peel and they’re saying that Copper Chef doesn’t do that. They are also easy to clean up so I bought the product. I've had it for a couple of months and as far as I can tell they are fine. But the 10-inch pan is not flat on the bottom. If I cook with just a little bit of oil the oil goes around the sides but not in the middle. The middle of the pan is raised up so if I were cooking three pieces of fish I have to put it around the outer area of the pan. I'm not happy that if I want to fry something, I have to deep fry it when all I want is to sautée it.

We purchased our pressure cooker 1 year ago. I have to say, I was disappointed in the lid design. The rubber gasket was an issue right away. The cooker would not pressurize unless we removed the gasket every time we used it, what a pain that is. We didn't figure this out until our food was way overcooked, several times and burned. We purchased the warranty with our cooker and when we reached out to customer service to inform them, we had to PAY for them to ship a new gasket, I was not pleased. We received the new gasket and this issue still occurs. I believe this is a terrible design. We use the cooker on occasion but not as much as we would like to due to the unit not pressurizing the way it should. We spent a lot of money on this and bought the warranty, but it just sits in the cabinet due to the poor design.

My mother used to cook pork chops, roast and ham in a pressure cooker so I gave Power Pressure Cooker a try. I also ordered an extra bowl. The appliance looked like it was awfully easy to do on TV and I’m all for that. Whatever my mother cooks in a pressure cooker, it comes out so tender. I’m 75 years old and I’ve never been much of a cook so I haven’t gotten that far yet but I’m working on it. So I tried to use the Power Pressure Cooker on just a regular old chuck roast and it didn’t work out very well because it didn’t come out as tender as it should have. Then I figured out that I needed to add about five to 10 minutes to the cooking time depending on the size of the roast and it came out okay.

Little hard to figure out how to use. Instead of cook for roast you have to use stew. If you ever do a corrected usage manual I would appreciate you sending me one. After I called customer service they told me to use the stew, but not much else. I would like to be able to use it more often.

The Power Pressure Cooker looked like it would be easy to use and would make good food so we made a purchase. We got a second cooker for half price and so that appealed to us. It took a long time to get it because it was on backorder but other than that, it was okay. They’re a good value and they cook your meals fast. So far, I have had good luck with my pressure cooker.

If you needed to cook quickly, Power Pressure Cooker is the way to go. I bought it for my family for Christmas. My granddaughter and my daughter commute a couple of hours to work, and I thought they needed something that they could cook quickly with when they got home. So far, it's easy enough to use and when you put the rice in the pressure cooker, it cooks in five minutes.

I wanted to try out the Power Pressure Cooker and see if it worked as well as it was said to. I've had mine for a year now and I like how fast it cooks. It's good quality and I'd recommend it. But I'd like for the ten-quart to come in different colors. As far as I've seen, it only comes in one color.

My husband found the Power Pressure Cooker first then he passed it on to me which was nice. We haven't fired it up yet, but we have it and it looks great. I’d recommend it, and I talked it over with my sister-in-law. She wants to get one as well, so we’re both going to try it out.

I gave the Power Pressure Cooker as a gift based on what I saw on TV. It seemed like a good idea to be able to cook fast and fix a meal, but I was very unhappy when it came without papers or anything else saying what I paid for and where I would go if I had problems with it. It’s supposed to have a warranty and I even paid for an extended one but I don’t have a number if something goes wrong.

The Power Pressure Cooker ad says it’s a power cooker and a pressure canner. The main thing I was looking for was that it was a canner because I could buy a bigger size and get more canning done. But when I got them and started reading through their brochure, it said that I cannot do pressure canning over 2,000 feet in elevation. I never even tried it because I knew I was going to be sending it back. I live in Colorado, and there’s no place in this state that is less than 2,000 feet. There's no full truth in the ads. It’s a pressure canner but they need to have something there that says they do not work at 2,000 feet.

Pressure cooker stopped working after being used three times. I only used it to hard boil eggs. Can't say anything good about the product since I never got to cook with it. Very disappointed with the product. Quality seemed good but when something quits after three uses???

I bought a 19-inch square Copper Chef Cookware frying pan as well as a set that came in colors from QVC. Then from Copper Chef Cookware's website, I bought a set of the round frying pan. They are non-stick and has the piece on the bottom that makes them work on an induction stove, which also means they won't warp. I've had them for five months and they've been great. The deep, square pans are perfect for making lasagna. Normally, one would use a nine by thirteen and they're not deep enough. These are deep enough.

I called told them I didnt receive my $100 dollars in coupons. I did what they told me a second time and still did not receive them. They said they would send me the full cookbook. Never received that either. I like the pressure cooker and would like to order the air fryer but dont feel I will get everything I order because I didn't get what I ordered the last time. Thank you.

I like new gadgets and I got the Power Pressure Cooker before Thanksgiving. I’ve only used it for soups so far but it noticeably cooks faster. But the recipe book is small and there are not too awful many recipes in it. What they have is not the food I’d cook either so they should have better recipes. That aside, the cooker is neat and I like it. I’d recommend it. I even got one for my daughter after I got mine.

My life is very hectic and the Power Pressure Cooker was something that I could throw in and cook a meal with and not even be here to cook it. So, I thought it was cool. I have it for three months now and so far, I've had good stuff with it. But I'm still learning how to use it. The whole thing is excellent and I have mostly cooked pork chops, baked potatoes and carrots on it. I do the carrots with a little bit of butter, then I sear each side of the pork chops and lay them in there with a cup of frost. Then I get poppy shredded on my baked potatoes. 18 minutes later, those are all done. I've also recommended the Power Pressure Cooker to people. It provides meals in a minute.

This Pressure cooker unit is solid built. I had an issue with the pop off valve falling out when I washed it once. Had to buy a new one and haven't had any problems since. My only real complaint is the timer will not set long enough. It needs to be restarted for large roasts. I use it often and it cleans up pretty easy.

I love the Pressure Cooker XL! Everything cooks great and it saves so much time! The nonstick pot is not so much nonstick, but the clean up is not too bad. I usually hand wash even though it can be put in the dishwasher.

I had a Power Pressure Cooker four years ago and I used it for a lot of things. I had better health then and I was younger but I was taking care of elderly people and hospice patients. By the time I came home, I didn't have a whole lot of time so I thought it would give me something to cook fast with. When I quit working, I started using my Crock-Pot and let it go. The Power Pressure Cooker quit working too. It wouldn’t build pressure or cook so I gave up on it and put it in the pantry.

While overall I am pleased with the PPCXL, I am somewhat displeased with its quality. The little rubber gasket on the floating valve keeps falling off, and I've had to purchase a new one because I didn't realize it had been lost. And the black pressure release valve seems pretty flimsy. Also, I would like to have a "manual" setting where I can set the time without having to choose a preset setting.

We love our Power Pressure Cooker which we bought because I could cook something that has just been taken from the freezer in them. We bought the 10-quart and a smaller one. I would tell my friends that they need to buy one.

I love the size of the Power XL pressure cooker but their are 2 areas that should be addressed. The emergency release keeps falling out of the lid. I have almost lost it several times. The inner pressure pot is not level. When searing meat you have to put extra oil in the pot to get oil in the middle under the meat. I do not like the little bumps in the bottom.

Defective pressure cooker - I got this from my husband as a gift and it never did cook correctly. Beans would never get done. Would return but don't have any info to do so. Not return, EXCHANGE, great idea, if mine worked right!!

I could not be happier with my pressure cooker. I have now gotten two of my sisters with them and we all love it! I need to try more recipes. The one thing I have not tried is desserts but that will be my next venture. It has cut so much of my time in the kitchen in half!

Power Pressurecooker XL won't seal, re-ordered seals did not solve problem. Was told to send it back, would cost almost as much to ship back as to buy, such a waste of money as I live on a farm and could have saved me time if it worked!!! I will go back to my old metal ones. At least they work.

The Pressure Cooker XL is easy to use right out of the box. the instructions are easy to follow as well. The bonus items are nice, Chopper and cookbook. The inner pot does wear away too fast, this is its only problem.

Was really excited about this product! Always tend to start dinner late. Easy to use and clean. Not getting the results I would expect. Most of the meals I've tried have taken longer than the recipes call for. Still trying but less and less often due to the continuing disappointment. So far it has worked like my Crockpot, but I already have that. Will keep trying.

POWERCOOKER XL 8QT DLX COPPER - The products is a time saver and works well with limited issues. The drip cup melted off and the inner plate holding the seal warped but otherwise it works well. The ease of not standing there watch and the speed of the cooking process is a great benefit in time saving.

Well I had the pressure cooker for about 3 weeks and I had a bow that weighed about a pound. It fell on the handle and broke the handle so the handle is in of quality material because if it was it wouldn't have broke so easy itself or about two and a half feet hit the handle shattered it. Now what do I do about my handle?

I have had this Power Cooker for 3 years and cannot live without it. This year I gave one to my sister and her girls for Christmas. She says it is the Best Gift she has ever received! They cooked a whole chicken in 20 minutes! We gave all our kids one and they love it too! Soup taste like it's cooked all day but only takes 30 minutes!

I LOVE my Power-pressure Cooker XL! I use it at least 4-5 times a week. My husband was a little skeptical at first, but now he loves it as much as I do. I would highly recommend this Tristar product to ANYONE! Well build- and easy to use. Can't do without it now, it has changed the way I cook forever. Thanks for such a fabulous product!

PPCXL: I love my 10QT pressure cooker and it would get a 5 star rating except for the fact they only sell it with a inner pot that is peeling and flaking within 3-4 uses. Supply a stainless steel pot for this unit and your customers will love you!

Power pressure cooker xl - I have bought a 6 and 10 quart at different times. Both are amazing and customer service has been amazing. These both work as expected and I use the 6 qt when I do my weekly lunch food prep and the 10 quart for bigger meals like thanksgiving turkey.

We use it all the time, it cooks everything fast and meats come out very tender. The only problem I have is the vent located on the handle, steam is released and you have to play with the top to get it to seal, I've replaced the seal that's on the inside of the cover but it still does the same thing! Other than that it's a great product!

We have had ours for 2 years and absolutely love it. We cook soups, stews, all kinds of meat dishes quickly. Wish we had a larger size cooker. When we purchased ours, the 6 Quart was the only size. Best product in our kitchen. Saves time and money.

Power pressure cooker xl: Really like this cooker and overall very pleased. It works as expected. My only complaint is the Teflon coating on the inner pot and the honeycomb texture on the bottom of the inner pan. The Teflon scrubs off and of course means it gets into the food. The honeycomb texture is very difficult to clean.

XL pressure cooker - Works great. I should have gotten a smaller one. The main problem it should have came with cooking instructions. As I never could figure it out with the online directions. I would recommend it to people with large families or for cooking large amounts for family gatherings or large parties or get-togethers.

No issues except the recipe book could have more content! My first use was for clams, and after I figured out how to pre-heat the unit, it took 2 minutes for 3 dozen perfectly cooked clams. I would recommend this product. To anyone looking for a pressure cooker. The old time pressure cookers aren't nearly this fast.

They are not very good at servicing our sweeper, like they said they would. Not worth the money we paid for the sweeper. It's been years since we bought it and I have no order number. Sweeper worked good when we bought it, but not so good now, would like a little more service.

Pressure cooker works great. Meat comes out moist instead of dry like a slow cooker, and takes hours less to cook. Works great if you get home late, but want a full meal... Only takes an hour to cook a full roast and all the stuff to go with it. Was delivered on time and in good condition. Not like grandma's old pressure cooker.

It’s amazing you can put frozen food in this product and in less than half an hour you have a beautiful meal prepared. It is so easy to use and the instructions are very thorough. I only wish there were more cookbooks for this particular product.

I love the power pressure cooker! It was given to me as a gift. The only thing is the nonstick coating didn’t last through maybe 2-3 uses. It does stick and hard to get clean after use. I love how fast it makes food. The only thing that needs to be looked into is the nonstick coating to make it better.

Ever since I used it for the first time the inner pot became scorched and never came clean. I also own an Instant Pot with a stainless steel inner pot and never experienced the same issues. Replacement parts are too expensive as well. I purchased 3 Power Pressure Cookers. One for me, and 2 of them I gave as gifts, would I buy another you ask, the answer is NO.

My mom purchased my Power Pressure Cooker for me and I've owned it since Christmas. My mom also bought me two racks which came with a steamer and all the recipes and a rice scooper. The pressure cooker cuts time that people would be cooking. If they're busy and running home from work to cook dinner, it takes the stress of how long it's going to take to cook dinner and they would have dinner made in the time that they want to eat. I've made roast beef out of the pressure cooker and it's good how quick it makes the roast beef, from three hours in the oven to an hour. I've seen a lot of people on Facebook utilizing it and it's exciting to see what I could do with it.

I was impressed with the Copper Chef Cookware demonstrations. Everything about the cookware really impressed me: the cleaning, not sticking up, and the square pan. I started buying them a couple of years ago and I have about five now plus I have something I have not used yet. I’ve given quite a few as gifts as well. The quality is very good so far. The one I use the most is the square frying pan because I sauté, make sandwiches and I can fry small amounts in it. I like the round frying pan too because I make corn bread in it. I love it and my experience has been wonderful.

The Copper Chef cookware has good quality and I like it. I purchased it to keep one and to give some as gifts. You don’t need to use any oil or anything when you cook in it.

I purchased the Copper Chef Cookware from Tristar Products as a Christmas present for my wife. They got the stuff here on time and I was happy with it.

I got the Tristar Products Copper Chef Cookware beyond last year but I just started using them about a couple of months ago. I have the larger pan with the basket and up until now, they’re doing good. I like that I can put a chicken item in it and it gets totally done in its own juices. I don’t have to put anything in there. The juices come out and it’s all taken care off right there. I purchased another set but they sent me two of the same set. Also during Christmas, I gave a whole set to my grandson and his fiancée. I like the cookware very much.

I purchased the Copper Chef and they’re fantastic because they work on electric burners. I used to have Gotham, but they didn't do that because they were aluminum, so I gave those pans away. The Copper Chef Cookware is non-stick and doesn’t wear out like the other non-stick pans. They look beautiful and the bottom pan doesn’t get black if I use it on a burner. I like them and I'm very happy with the copperware. I would tell friends to buy them. However, they don't have saucepans which they could add as an improvement.

I ordered two sets buy one get one free total with 7694. I'm pretty sure was told I would get between 12 and 40 something channels plug one in. I didn't even get the channels I was getting so I called to return them. They want to charge me $31 for shipping and only credit me 45 $44 whatever or I could keep the products and they would credit my card 10 to $15. I guess that's for disposal fee so I can throw the ** away excuse me the stuff away. Also to return they would send me the information to return but I had to pay for it. Finally the gentleman supposedly has emailed me a label with free shipping but I don't have a computer to print it off so now I have to make a trip to a library or somewhere to print it.

Wish all products were "Ceramic-Coated" with this product line and accessories. I have to keep ordering inner tubs due to the coating delaminating, I only use the plastic utensils that came with it or the silicone one I buy. So no metal goes in the pots. Just poor coating. The Copper Chef items have a great coating and it lasts. Why can't they use it on everything else.

When power pressure cooker worked did what it was supposed to. After about 5th time using the cooker smelled like wires burning. It cut off and has not worked since. Can not recommend product to any one. Do not like to be like that. But cooker was overpriced for something that does not work that long.

Not happy. After repeatedly telling the agent taking the order that I wanted NOTHING more than the cooker, had to waste 30 minutes of my life while they continued to try to sell me more. I ended the call in such a bad mood and almost cancelled my order. I should have and will next time. Then...2 months later, I see the units (I bought two) for considerably cheaper than I paid at my local Costco. Never again will I do business with this manufacturer and will never recommend the company or the product. Furthermore, the cooking times quoted on the infomercial were not accurate. Some were more than twice the quoted time, which I feel was intentionally deceitful.

Once I received this item and I was able to use my 6 qt pressure cooker I love it. I'm cooking lots of things. I'm even cooking frozen meats, chicken and more. The food taste lots better. I hope other people buy a pressure cooker. They will be happy with their item.

I am disappointed how easily the coating has come off the cooking pan. I have only used plastic or wood utensils. I have purchased another one. I probably will not buy another pan and dispose of the unit. Other than that it does cook great. Is easy to use and cleans up.

Initially, the pans worked great. I have a large skillet, and a griddle and meat griddle. AND, the square deep dish sauce type pan. 4 products in all. HOWEVER, though all the instructions were followed, after a few months, the pans began to have food, eggs, whatever, sticking. Not happy with them. And will not recommend or purchase more.

Pans were great. The cooktop does not get hot enough. Bought both sets for gifts and was embarrassed when they told me. Also only got one complete set when ordered. Had to write to get the balance. The cooktop was main reason to buy sets.

I love my Copper Chef pans. I have also used the other brands all of which I have thrown into my garbage can as they do not perform as promised (sticking constantly). I will use only Copper Chef from now on. I’ve recommended the crisper pans to family and sent a one to my granddaughter.

When I first used it (XL power pressure cooker) it worked very well. But now the timer won't start and there is steam coming out the hole on the top of the cooker. So I bought another rubber to go around it but it still doesn't work right. I called the number and they told me the rubber was in wrong so I switched it and it still doesn't work right.

I purchased the copper chef after watching a commercial off TV. I literally thought these would be the last pans I would buy for a long long time. I used the pans for about a month. The middle of the pans are higher than around the edges so absolutely nothing cooks evenly, EVERYTHING sticks and burns. I try to only use the pot for boiling water now and the fry pan is completely useless. I never got to use the steamer or the fry basket but seems like too much trouble anyways. Extremely disappointed. I spent around $180 on this set and I have never felt more foolish and ripped off.

We saw the ad for the COPPER CHEF XL SET W/ COP INDUCTION COOKTOP in February 2017. The cooking quality is amazing. However, there are a few things that need to be considered about the product itself: The pans can be scratched despite the advertising; the induction cooking top is great, but is already cracking along the rim; and the instruction are not accurate enough to make full use of the product (timer on cooktop).

We ordered two pans with electric hot plate. First off they scratch easy when they are not suppose to be scratchable. The electric cooking plate cooks too hot. Very hard to use as slow cooker as indicated. And it is impossible to keep the outside and bottom of pans cleans. The inside of pans are not stick free as indicated. Although some items due seem to be easier to cook in them and easier to clean up I feel the pans are way overrated and do not perform as advertised.

I have 16 pieces of Copper Chef. Love it. Easy clean up. Have every piece in house then pieces in motor home when we travel. Would like a pan set but haven’t been able to find separate from skillets. Very even cooking. Use for frying, sautéing and baking. Recommend to everyone.

I’ve been seeing information on Copper Chef for a couple of months. I went online and I saw a special offer that would give me two Copper Chef pots and pans sets, and that gave me the opportunity to buy the deep-dish one with the deep fryer bucket and a host of other things. So, it was an early Christmas present for my sister. I ordered the sets for both of us and we love them. I like rib-eye steaks. And so I was drawn into the Copper Chef since I can go ahead and season my steaks, drop it in there without butter or oil or anything. And the juices from the steaks, I can drop my onions in there, and grill, sauté them. And the clean-up is easy. I also roasted chickens in the oven in them, and no problems. They haven’t discolored. They haven’t chipped, scratched or anything of that nature. They’re remarkable pans, and I’m looking forward to the next big item that Copper Chef comes out with.

My husband always likes a bargain so we got a Power Pressure Cooker. We have it for about a month and we like how easy and quick it is to use and clean. I cook every day and the pressure cooker really draws the flavor out and the meat's really tender. I have also made roast, chicken, noodles, and dumplings with it. But I wish I had gotten the smaller one because it's just me, my husband and my son. It's so huge and takes up a lot of counter space. But other than that, I love it. If anyone wants a quick meal, I suggest for them to get one.

Power Pressure Cooker was the only thing I've ever bought off of a television commercial. What attracted me to it was the ability to cook a lot of different meat very quickly. I can cook ribs or chicken in a third of the time that it would take in a crockpot and that's the number one selling point for me. I use it once a week and I like that I can replace the things that I used to go out to eat for because I have ways to cook them at home. The Power Pressure Cooker was a good investment for me. I've told anyone that likes to cook that they should have one and my mom is getting one pretty soon.

I love Power Pressure Cooker. However, I would like a cookbook that has dishes that don't require 20 ingredients. I want simple things to make like what's shown on TV. But I've used the pressure cooker twice and so far, the ease of use and clean up is fine. The quality is very nice as well.

I bought three Power pressure cookers for my son, my daughter and myself. I haven’t used mine as much as my daughter’s and hers went bad. She used it six or seven times in the first two weeks and then all of a sudden it would not heat up. She shipped it right back to Tristar. It took a little while because they kept saying they didn’t get it which she has a proof that it was hand delivered to somebody and had a tracking number. They gave my daughter a bit of a runaround, but she got her replacement and it has been good so far.

The Copper Chef Cookware of Tristar Products looked like something that I would use, so I got it. I've owned two sets of it and I’ve had good results. The product is what they say it is. I like everything about it.

10 and 12 quart pressure cooker - I bought 3 total. They are simple to use and cut my cooking time in half or less. I'm buying 2 more for Christmas. I'm telling you these are the best ever for cooking anything. Once you try any size you'll want more.

My wife had seen Copper Chef around in the stores for a while, and we thought about buying it. So, we ordered one but it came some time while we’re gone on vacation. We bought it back in August so it’s on the third month now. We bought two other pans but we bought them at stores. I like that the cookware is easy to clean and the quality is very good. We would tell friends that we like it, it cooks well and it cleans well.

Copper Chef's advertisement lies a lot. I've had their pans for a couple of months now and their pans work the same as anything else. They're also hard to keep clean. Things which aren't supposed to stick to their pans do stick to it. When I fry meat in them, I end up having to put water and soap in it and bring it to a boil and let it cool down. I then take a washcloth and try to wash the stuff loose. Then I have to put more water and soap in it and boil it some more. It doesn't do what they show in the commercial. Buy at your own risk.

I bought a piece of Copper Chef cookware at a discount house a couple of years ago, then I started sending for it. I've used this cookware and I love everything about it, like the cleanup and the nonstick features. The overall quality of the items I have is great. I’m always telling my friends about the Copper Chef cookware and I've been showing it to them, and they all know about it.

We borrowed a Power Pressure Cooker from a friend and we liked it so we went ahead and got one. When we ordered it, they had the special going for the little copper pan which my wife liked. It was billed to go with a $100 gift card to use for $100 worth of groceries. But that wasn’t the case. We were directed to a site for $100 worth of coupons out of which most of the coupons that my wife looked at weren’t anything we’d be interested in. So, I felt that was a little bit on pushing the limits of false advertising. Then there was another thing for a Walmart card but you didn’t just get the card like they make it sound like. You had to order magazines to get it. So they were a little deceiving on some of the little bonuses they threw in there.

We saw the Power Pressure Cooker in a television ad and it looked like a pretty good little item. It cooks all of different kinds of food and veggies and we liked the variety of foods it could cook. It also looked like it will fit our needs so we ordered it. They said it comes with an accessory kit which has a basket on the inside, a cookbook and a cooking pan. We got the cooking pan then four weeks later, we got the pressure cooker but we never got the cookbook. We tried to go online to find this recipe book to learn how to do things with it and the only one they had on it was some chef somewhere with a $30 cookbook. We couldn't find the cookbook that's supposed to go with the pressure cooker so we haven't been able to use it all.

I had bought one of the Copper Chef Cookware frying pans and I liked how it cleaned up so I decided to get another one as a gift. I’ve been using mine for about six months now and it doesn't stick just like it said in the commercial. I also like that they're copper.

I wanted to find an easier way to can and I made the decision to go with Power Pressure Cooker because I didn't know of any other retailer that did any canning in that particular area with a pressure cooker. So far, I've only used their product for canning and it has done a great job. I've been using it for a couple of months now. It's convenient and easy to use. I just put the food in, press the button and walk away. When the alarm goes off, it's done. I'm pretty pleased and satisfied with what I have. I've used it several times and each time, it has worked perfectly. If someone asks me about it, I would tell them about my personal experience and that they’d have to go for that.

We love using the pressure cooker. It is so great to fix a hot home cooked meal in a few minutes when you're tired and late from work. The food turns out very tender. Easy to clean. A little large to store but easy to fit on a shelf. Would recommend it to others.

I have two Copper Chef small fry pans that I had previously bought. One for my father, because he fries everything he eats and he loves his. We never fry anything, but for what we have used it for, the small copper pan has been a good experience. And so when they were selling them on TV, buy one get one free, I thought I’d purchase that for a couple of friends as Christmas presents but I haven’t opened those sets up. We bought our Copper Chef Cookware because of the non-stick aspect of them and for my father because he was using Teflon and half of his Teflon was gone. When I went to my dad's house I saw a scratch the pan. It’s sitting on the stove and it’s been used multiple times without being washed. But he was using a metal spatula so I washed it, and I went ahead and put a Teflon spatula in the pan after I washed it. I suggested that he use that.

Our other pots were old and my mom really wanted the Copper Chef. But I heard that if you cook on cast iron pots, you could end up getting some iron. The body needs copper but not so much so I wondered if you can get copper cooking in it and could it be too much. That was the only thing I was hesitating on but I've never found that answer and my mom wanted it so bad.

My son bought a smaller Power Pressure Cooker but it wasn't big enough to put food to feed everybody. I bought two larger ones for me and my son. They came on the same day but when we opened them up, they were damaged. We sent them back and Tristar sent us two more. My son started using it to show me how to use it and he did a great job. The Power Pressure Cooker is a blessing time-wise and the quality is great. I also bought two sets of The Copper Chef pots and I love it. The only disagreeable thing is they didn't give a cookbook with it.

I can a lot and I thought it would be easier having the Power Pressure Cooker. My daughter has been using it and she does some canning, too. She likes it and she has canned a lot with it already. However, I never received anything for coupons for the food. They don't do a very good job by doing what they say they are going to do as far as the coupons go. The only other thing I received was a worthless frying pan.

We’re remodeling our house and we didn’t have anything in the kitchen to cook with. So when I saw the Power Pressure Cooker on TV, I ordered it and I like it. It's a cool thing and we’ve cooked a lot of things in it. It’s been quite helpful although we found out certain things you really can’t cook in it. We tried the meatloaf recipe and the flavor turns out really good but it’s really mushy like a weird texture. I’m a good cook and for everything that I have cooked in it, I've found out that if you cook with less liquid it worked so much better.

I use this at least once a week. Usually as a pressure cooker, but sometimes as a slow cooker as well. In my opinion, the only thing that the company probably could have done better, would be to go into more detail in the instruction manual. It never really tells you both the time AND pressure that different items should be cooked with. Sometimes I just guess, and other times I go with the defaults. Also, some recipes would have been nice! ;)

My pans were as old as they can be so I needed new ones. I then saw Copper Chef's infomercial and I liked that the things that were being cooked weren't sticking on the pans so I ordered from them. I'm loving the pans so far. And I gained 15 pounds. I like the way that the heat goes throughout and it heats up everything evenly. The only thing that I didn’t like was when I was ordering and the girl on the phone kept trying to get me to get more stuff but that's their job and I can't blame them. I'm very happy with the product.

I'd heard that the Copper Chef cookware was good so I bought some for us then some for Christmas gifts. Nothing sticks to the cookware so clean up is wonderful and we love it.

We wanted a Copper Chef for our sales and another one which we're going to use as a Christmas gift for my daughter. We've used it once and we tried scallop potatoes. We cooked it, prepared it, stuck in the oven, took it out, and it came right off the top. We like our Copper Chef. It's wonderful and it does exactly what they said it was going to do.

We raise a garden and we have fruit trees in our yard and a cherry tree out back, and we do all the canning. My husband has been doing most of the stuff and we use an old pressure cooker that belonged to my mom. Then a friend of ours had a Power Pressure Cooker and so my husband decided to get one. He's been using it to can, which is remarkable, and the pressure cooker’s worth the money that we paid. We had big apples this year and he was able to can 74 pints of apple sauce. He really likes the cooker and we're well satisfied.

I did the demonstration with Power Pressure Cooker about three or four times, and I like their pans. I got the pressure cooker two months ago and I liked the amount of time that it takes to cook. I just took it out of the box and I haven't cooked with it yet but I’m really thrilled about it right now.

Power Pressure Cooker model PPC770-1 - I have used the cooker for about six months. The inner pot nonstick coating is coming off. I like to get a new one as I am afraid the coating could be harmful, can't find a replacement.

When Robin, my patient, asked me what I wanted for my birthday, I told him that the Power Pressure Cooker was what I wanted. He got me one and I have it for two months now. My favorite thing about it so far is that it cooks everything really fast. All my sisters want it, too. But the other day, I made a slow-cooked pulled pork and it got burnt a little. My pot got burnt as well and I tried to clean it up as much as I could by scrubbing it. But it left a stain right where it got burnt.

I bought this XL pan not too long ago and every time I cook with it everything sticks to it. I'm very unhappy with the cost and the promise that nothing would ever stick to it. Wrong. Everything does. I also bought the air table and it's changing in color and can't be wiped off. I would not ever recommend this product to no one....

I really liked the pans and additional ones and induction plate I bought from Sam's Club as well. HOWEVER, after using the sear feature a few times the interior finish of the pan became less and less stick resistant and more and more difficult to clean. Left me kinda disappointed. Thought you guys reinvented the wheel at first. I have three pans including the big oven pan and have experienced the problem with all of them. If it weren't for this I would absolutely love them.

Copper Chef Cookware is wonderful. I bought two of them and I'm going to give one away as a gift. I’ve had the skillet for several months and it's a good product, that's why I bought it. I don't normally buy that kind of stuff but I did so for its value. The cookware is non-stick and it's easy for me to clean when I'm doing KP duty. With Copper Chef, everything ran pretty smoothly. The only downside of that was when I bought it, the guy wanted to sell me shoes and clothes as well. What he should do is sell his product, be proud of it and get off of it. He shouldn’t try to poof up the bill by a special 25% off. That gets boring to intelligent people. To some people, it's probably wonderful but not to me.

This product is horrible. It sticks and burns, it’s not worth paying AT ALL! It needs to be removed from the stores. Refunds should be given for the lies that were told. I AM DISAPPOINTED and DISSATISFIED WITH THIS PRODUCT and COMPANY!

I needed a pan and thought I'd try the Copper Chef Cookware set when I saw it on television. Somebody told me that Copper Chef was really good in as far as not sticking. I've had it for three weeks and like it so far. I've used it to make spaghetti. I also canned some peaches and used the big 11-inch pan, the one the comes with a basket in it, to get the skin off the peaches. The quality is good and it washes up well. I'd recommend Copper Chef.

I've seen Copper Chef Cookware on the television a number of times. That time I ordered, it was on a Sunday and they were having a special and I said, "I should take advantage of this because I've been thinking about it anyway.” I got the 5-piece set with the deep pan and the other stuff that went with it. I’ve had them for a couple of weeks and I got the frying pan and the cover just last week. I love it. It looks sturdy and it's well made and it's something I will use a lot. I like the depth of the pan because I can put the meat on the bottom and vegetables and potatoes, and stick it in the oven. I was just glad that I got it and I think they were fair with their price. I would tell my kids about it. I’d tell my friends it's a good deal and they should get it. I'm very satisfied with it. I like it a lot and will use it a lot.

I was originally thrilled with the cooker. Then I replaced the floating valve because it would lose steam and not pressurized. That didn't resolve the problem and the cooker won't contain the steam at all. I haven't used it in months and am so disappointed. I know someone who has an instant pot and never had an issue. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone, ever.

I got a pressure cooker as a wedding gift six years ago and it just died. I bought another one a couple of years ago with a different brand and something happened with the lock-in mechanism so I threw it out. It was time to get a new one and while I was in Bed Bath & Beyond, the Power Pressure Cooker was on sale. I looked online and noticed they have a large-sized pressure cooker so I bought it online and I'm happy I did. I've had this pressure cooker for a month now. I like the size and the speed at which it cooks. I also have a couple of cookbooks from them which was free. So far, the quality of their product is good and I would recommend it to others.

I got a Copper Chef pan for my daughter. I got her a big one because there's five of them in their family and she liked the pan a lot. I wanted one as well, the small 9.5 inch pan, but they said I had to get the same size on the deal that I got. That’s the only thing I didn’t like about it. I've only used my pan once and I like it. I'd recommend it.

I wanted to see if the Power Pressure Cooker would be something I'd use. When I ordered, I was supposed to have been able to get a second one for half price. But when I received my order, I only got one. When I called back to see why I didn't get the one that was 50% off, they said it wasn't on my order. I ended up not doing anything. However, the one I got was the largest and it's just too large most of the time. It's the one I use when all the family is here. The smaller one I was getting for 50% off was the one that I was going to use a lot, so I was a little upset about that. When I called them, they wouldn't offer me the 50% off because it had to have been with the order and I didn't have any way to prove that it was. I've had it for a couple of months and I like the speed that I can cook something. I think it's a really good addition to my kitchen. In fact, I just put in an order for another one.

Copper Chef’s ad looked very good and I wanted to get that type of pan, so I bought one through Tristar, and it turned out to be bogus. They promised that if I bought one, I can get another one free, for a small fee. But, I ended up paying for two of them for $91. Part of their ad also said that it was only available on TV, but the same thing was at Walmart when I went there the next day, and I could have saved $40. I love the product, but it was a disappointing experience and I’ll never deal with them again.

I used my pressure cooker for about 2 years, and loved it. But... a couple months ago, while I was cooking meat in it, the alarm went off, and it started releasing steam. It was a very frightening experience. Sounded like a fire truck siren in my kitchen. When I called the company, they were no help at all. Now it just sits on a shelf, because I'm afraid to use it again.

When I first started using my Copper Chef frying pan, it was working well. I used to get a sponge and wipe it off then it would come right clean. But the more I used it, the more I saw that it was not coming clean around the rim of the whole side. Whatever I make won’t scrub off of it and I don’t want to use anything abrasive. I even used Bar Keeper because that used to clean my other frying pans really well but that didn’t work. I spent hours just trying to get it clean and I’m really frustrated. I can see if I was using it every day, three times a day, maybe I was just overusing it and it’s not set up to have so much to be cooked that way. But that factor went out the door because I don’t cook that much with it, only twice or three times a week. I was also very disappointed that the frying pan didn’t come with a lid and I don’t know how to get it replaced.

The product is awesome. I like the fact that I can bake, fry, and do anything in the pan. The product is easy to clean and it cooks perfectly. I’ve owned my cookware for about two months now and I own four of them. I'm actually debating buying the rest of it. Copper Chef Cookware is fantastic.

I saw Copper Chef Cookware advertised on TV that looked neat and I tried it. I bought a small frying pan through Tristar and I’ve had it for a year now. It cooks better, and things don’t stick to it, so I don’t have to use a lot of oil. It’s been really good and I really like it that's why I bought the big one. I got them and I gave one to my daughter for my birthday. It’s worth trying and I enjoy it.

Power Pressure Cooker claims of being faster. I bought one and I have it for two months now. It's handy and very good but I don't think it's much faster. When I watched it on TV and the guy was going through it, he's supposed to have made cooked food in a short time. But I don't believe in that because from what I have run in through, it takes a longer time to cook in it than the way he put it. I put in an eight-pound pork roast in it and it took me about two hours and 12 minutes. I also thought I was supposed to get a cookbook or a slip on how long the cook time takes and I didn't get one. Another thing is they sent me a $100 food deal and I have to go on a computer to use it. I'm 71 years old and I don't know a thing about a computer. I tried calling them once and they gave me a disappointing answer so I won’t do business with them again.

I had no trouble placing an order. Everything came on time and I used my items for a party where a person picked a wrapped gift and opened it. The next person was to pick a package but everyone wanted the copper set. I would love to buy one for myself but it is expensive and I never see it on sale. Great product. The person who got it just loves it.

I saw Copper Chef advertised on TV, and I thought how neat that is and how easy that is to clean, and it looked like the food was cooked real well. I bought three or four sets and the kids love them to death. It's a great product. My son-in-law cooks all the time. That's all he'll use and he brags about them to everybody. He was very particular about it because it looked too good so he won't let anybody touch them or use any type of metal aid or spoon. He and the other kids use them as regular pots and pans. They scramble eggs and cook roast with it. It's a wonderful birthday present. My son-in-law and other daughter flicked through channels to find their commercial so they could see what else they could cook or how to do other things.

Love the way XL Power Pressure Cooker cooks. Only issue I have is the inner pot, the nonstick coating is not scratch resistant. I filed a claim for a replacement and received replacement and it was the same issue. The bottom 2 inches either burn off or the heat from cooker makes it start deteriorating.

I like to cook something fast for large groups and Power Pressure Cooker seemed simple and the demonstration was good so I got the cookware less than 30 days ago. I haven't had a chance to use it yet since I really wanted a cookbook too because I’m visually impaired. Whatever they sent me didn't have any recipe and there are not many recipes I can find. My friends who have it love the product though.

I bought from Copper Chef Cookware because I wanted to cook on that type of pan. I also thought that their products would be a better quality one. I've had their products for four months now and its quality is good. I like that it cooks food without a lot of grease. My experience with Copper Chef Cookware has been good and I would refer them to a friend.

Power pressure cooker - It would never start. I have had it so long that I don't have the account number. I'm not looking for a refund or anything. I'm just letting you know what junk it is and I will not buy anything from Tristar products again.

I have never spent so much and been so disappointed. I've written California Dept. of Consumer Affairs and the CA Attorney General to investigate Tristar/Copper Chef for fraud. I bought your phony cookware on 3 different purchases, believing your hype. Nothing your infomercial claim about this garbage is true, and I've wasted over $200 on your phony promises. And you continue to claim all these wonderful testimonials, yet you've ignored my emails, letters and drop my phone calls when I've tried to reach you. Is everything you say a lie?

My husband had seen Copper Chef Cookware on TV and thought I would enjoy it, so he ordered it for me. We also got my daughter one for Christmas. I’ve had mine for about four months now and have used it once and it was perfect. I like the size of the big pot because I had used it to cook for multiple people and it worked out fine. Everything was right about it. It was the right size and it didn’t stick. My stuff cooked well in it.

I really would like the link to the site which I had ordered my Power Pressure Cooker from through you all. You all are awesome! I recommend you highly to all my friends and family! I also recommend going through Tristar for your quick delivery.