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360 Stainless Steel Cookware

“A proper saute pan, for instance, should cause serious head injury if brought down hard against someone’s skull. If you have any doubts about which will dent — the victim’s head or your pan — then throw that pan right in the trash.” ― Anthony Bourdain I am obsessed with stainless steel cookware. The first set I ever received was the classic Paul Revere cookware set. Remember that set? It…

360 Stainless Steel Cookware

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360 Cookware

I have always turned to stainless steel pots and pans. I feel safe using them, and if you buy quality pieces, they literally last a lifetime

Manufactured in West Bend, Wisconsin, 360 Cookware convinces us we do not need chemical-laden nonstick pans to enjoy cooking. I have always felt entirely alone in my love for stainless steel cookware. I know, I know — it’s not the latest trend, and occasionally, it requires a little soaking to get clean. But I don’t care. I have never trusted nonstick due to the chemicals used to create the…

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B00DG08OMM_360 Cookware ID023-GC Gourmet Slow Cooker, 2.3-Quart

Y525N | You will enjoy the versatility and fun we’ve built into our 2.3 Quart Stainless Steel Gourmet Cooker. It’s perfect for sauces and dips when entertaining or intimate meals for two. The 2.3 Quart Casserole can also be used on your stovetop or in the oven. ( see more… ) Cladded 3 ply construction […] http://dlvr.it/5BGcTB «

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"All of our cookware uses the moisture that's in the food naturally... and the metal in the cookware allows for cooking with medium heat." [11:45]

"Most of our vendors are within an hour of our factory. That's part of the reason we're in Wisconsin; the remnants of the industry are still here." [22:00]

-- Craig Weinand on Meet Your Maker

Meet Your Maker - Episode 25 - Plated Stainless Aluminum Stainless

This week on Meet Your Maker, Rachel Wharton and John Taggart are talking with Craig Weinand, the VP of Operations for Americraft and 360 Cookware. Tune in to learn how German metal-working immigrants made Wisconsin the capital of cookware production. Craig talks about all of the different metals and techniques that go into Americraft's pots and pans. Find out why Americraft's developments allow for greener production! Hear why the company feels that it's important that Americraft products are made in the U.S.A., and why they work with local suppliers. How do Americraft pots and pans hold up against traditional cast iron? Tune in to Meet Your Maker to find out! This episode has been brought to you by White Oak Pastures.