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Having over 125 pieces of All-Clad cookware I can say that I love an enjoy all of them. The copper core ones are so awesome, excited every day to see what next to prepare....I use All-Clad copper core cookware for most of my cooking needs. ...All-Clad...
Pros: quality, durable, non-stick
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Combining traditional Italian copperware with modern performance, this skillet from Ruffoni is a welcome addition to any kitchen. The copper and stainless steel design provides excellent thermal conductivity without hot spots, so you can cook without...
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We run a serious business of making pasta, and risotto and we can't recommend this pan enough. Its beautiful copper displays nicely in the kitchen, we can't say enough great things about the craftsmanship and quality of these pans! ...Copper pan
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My wife and I have a copper core as well in a larger size, and this cooks almost as well. ...I absolutely love this skillet!
Pros: non-stick, easy to clean, quality
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Have several high-end cookware skillets and this one is over the moon awesome!!...I love this skillet...I've been using ScanPan skillets for several years. The last one was getting so food was harder to get out so I tried this one.
Pros: durable, non-stick, easy to clean
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Delighted to add to our Copper Core...
We will be adding to our Copper Core cookware....After some research, I decided on the Copper Core for my primary pan. All I can say is WOW!Pros: durable, quality, high quality
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High-Quality Skillet!...re very pleased with this skillet (and the 11? one we purchased a month beforehand). ...An excellent non-stick skillet. Very good heat transfer compared to other non-stick skillets.
Pros: versatility, non-stick feature, non-stick
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We have copper in the kitchen again!...We love our new Hestan copper induction skillets. After we switched to induction, our beautiful set of copper pans no longer worked. ...Copper Bond Skillet
Pros: quality, even cooking, performance
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We have been using a "copper core" saute pan for a few years and love it. ...Excellent construction. Was considering copper...Excellent construction. Was considering copper cookware and was drawn to Hestan because it is compatible with induction.
Pros: stove top use, heat retention, utility
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I have always wanted to add copper cookware to my home collection, and the Hestan Copperbond sauté pan was my first piece. ...The copper does spread heat evenly. I haven't experienced of any food sticking to the steel surface so far.
Pros: beautiful, handles, functional
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Drawing on a heritage of classic European craftsmanship, revolutionary design principles and a passion for cooking, Le Creuset’s new stainless steel collection offers exceptional beauty and performance for discerning cooks.
Skillets feature gently...Pros: good heat transmission, nice shape
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Fry eggs, sauté veggies, make soups and more with the All-Clad Copper Core® 15-piece cookware set. Designed for professional use, Copper Core® features 5-ply construction with a copper center, which transfers heat and spreads it quickly, evenly, and...
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Ideal for browning and sautéing, braising meat, preparing rich pasta sauces and much more, this versatile pan from de Buyer will bring a touch of luxury and a boost of quality to your everyday cooking. Handmade in France with artful precision, it...
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From delicate omelets for breakfast to pan-roasted salmon at suppertime, make the most of your favorite recipes with this copper fry pan from de Buyer. Handmade in France with artful precision, it boasts a solid copper body for superior heat conductivity...
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We love how All-Clad′s Copper-Core collection blends the heat-conducting ability of copper with the durability and easy maintenance of stainless steel.
From searing a steak to making a sauce, this 5-piece cookware set from All-Clad is great for performing...Add to Bag -
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Fine 12" skillet...This a wonderful skillet. The ceramic non- stick coating is far superior to any coating I've ever experienced. ...I love the looks of my Zwilling Clad CFX 12" skillet, but mainly I'm impressed with the quality, the ease of use, and...
Pros: even heating, easy to clean, durable
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Copper Core is the best...Have owned copper core for over ten years and am adding more..... cooks evenly and if you use patience and let food cook a bit it won't stick...Top notch copper core...These pots and pans are the best. Been wanting this copper...
Pros: durable, even cooking, quality
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Good bye to coated non-stick skillets...I love this 12" skillet! I have never gotten the hang of stainless steel until this skillet. ...I own and found the Atlantis line to be the best I've ever tried (also own AC copper core). They're heavy, stable,...
Pros: easy to clean, durable, 5-ply construction
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Stainless skillet...Learning to cook with stainless is a trick for non stick cooking. These skillets work flawlessly for scrambled eggs, fried eggs and warming leftovers. ...Hesitant skillets...I love my new skillets, definitely worth the money
Pros: easy to clean, beautiful, quality
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Absolutely love these copper pots....Absolutely love these copper pots. Still learning how to properly use them but very happy with them....It is truly the ultimate set, with 2 perfect size saucepans, a saute pan, 2 skillets, and a stockpot. I stayed...
Pros: easy to clean, appearance, even heating
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Just a note it is heavy, like copper, but some things cant be helped. There's copper in there, and copper is heavy....Wonderful sauté pan, I like it much better than the $100 on sale version. Thick copper provides very even heating. My go-to pan.
Pros: heat retention, durability, helper handle
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Not impressed with the skillets...I didn't want to polish copper pots, and copper is not something you want to inject as with damaged copper pan.
Pros: appearance, even cooking, love
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The heavy bottom lets me boil milk without burning it, the residual heat keeps my rice warm, and the copper core ensures my tomato sauce and rice cook evenly through out the pot....Copper pot
Pros: appearance, versatility, perfect size
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Happy with AllClad skillet...LTD Non-stick 10"skillet and spatula ....My wife likes the size for many two person dishes.
This Skillet came with an LTD Spatula which she loves, it's become her favorite tool for skillet frying.Pros: quality, size, nonstick
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Copper Core Skillet
Introducing the Copper Core Skillet, a kitchen essential that combines style, functionality, and durability. Crafted with a sleek copper core and a non-stick surface, this skillet is designed to deliver exceptional heat conductivity and even cooking results. Whether you're searing steaks, sautéing vegetables, or flipping pancakes, the Copper Core Skillet ensures effortless food release and easy cleanup. With its sturdy construction and ergonomic handle, this versatile skillet is built to withstand daily use and will be a reliable companion in your culinary adventures. Elevate your cooking experience with the Copper Core Skillet and enjoy professional-quality results in the comfort of your own kitchen.
Copper Core Skillet
These skillets are a thoughtful gift for newlyweds, recent graduates outfitting their first apartment, or anyone celebrating a milestone. They’re also a smart addition for seasoned cooks looking to elevate their cookware collection. With summer in full swing, a copper core skillet is perfect for everything from pan-roasting fresh corn to finishing a steak indoors when it’s too hot to grill. The versatility extends through every season, adapting to hearty winter braises just as easily as light, quick meals. The classic design fits seamlessly into any kitchen aesthetic, and the performance stands up to daily use, making it a practical choice that feels like a little luxury every time you reach for it. If you’re curious about the full range of options, you can explore the All-Clad Copper Core collection for more inspiration and details on construction, care, and sizes.
Choosing a copper core skillet is about more than just looks—it’s about investing in cookware that supports your passion for cooking, no matter your skill level. The responsive heat control means you can experiment with new techniques, from flash-frying to deglazing pans for rich sauces, with confidence. Over time, these skillets become trusted companions in the kitchen, developing a patina and character unique to your style of cooking. Whether you’re preparing a quick breakfast on a busy weekday or hosting a leisurely brunch with friends, a copper core skillet adapts to your needs, making every meal a little more special.
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FAQ List
Yes, copper core skillets are typically compatible with induction cooktops due to their stainless steel construction.
While some copper core skillets may be labeled as dishwasher safe, it is generally recommended to hand wash them to maintain their appearance and performance.
No, copper core skillets usually come with a non-reactive cooking surface, eliminating the need for seasoning like traditional cast iron skillets.
Yes, the stainless steel cooking surface of copper core skillets is typically durable enough to withstand the use of metal utensils.
To clean a copper core skillet, it is recommended to hand wash it with mild soap and warm water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrubbers that could damage the copper exterior.
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"Skillets with double handle stands out for having an extra handle for more control when transfering your delicious food to your beautiful Staub cast iron plate and keep it warm"
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"The heavy bottom lets me boil milk without burning it, the residual heat keeps my rice warm, and the copper core ensures my tomato sauce and rice cook evenly through out the pot"
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"We have enjoyed our pots and pans. The only negative is that the cover handles get a little hot"
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"The tilted handle is helpful in maneuvering the pan. The only dislike is it is a bit heavier than I expected"
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"I didn't want to polish copper pots, and copper is not something you want to inject as with damaged copper pan"