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re: Le creuset vs all clad?
Posted on 3/5/24 at 8:00 pm to X123F45
Posted on 3/5/24 at 8:00 pm to X123F45
My allclad non stick always seem to burn on the bottom after time. But- LOVE.
The regular allclad - I have problems with things sticking to the bottom. But great with sauces.
Cast iron enamel- easily my fav of allclad/stainless- but can collect spotty stains. Handle gets hot.
I cook dinner every night. Maybe once a week we go out to dinner.
I got one of Gordon’s hex- a-something pans a month ago and I have quit using allclad and enamel. I’m hesitant to leave a definite review because I haven’t owned it a long time, but this thing is super bad arse. It’s deep enough to cook a small soup in but functions as a skillet too. Can sear or do a long cook.
Can use metal or silicone. NOTHING STICKS. Ever. Nothing stains. Heat-wise, I’m at about an average of two clicks below what I would use on allclad or enamel. Handle doesn’t get hot. Can finish things in the oven. Clean up is the easiest of any pan I’ve ever had. Maybe two swirls with the scrub daddy. Seriously considering buying a smaller version (cook a protein and a veggie every night) and tossing out all other cookware but those two.
I made fun of Gordon peddling his cookware relentlessly on his shows but this stuff (so far) is legit as hell.
The regular allclad - I have problems with things sticking to the bottom. But great with sauces.
Cast iron enamel- easily my fav of allclad/stainless- but can collect spotty stains. Handle gets hot.
I cook dinner every night. Maybe once a week we go out to dinner.
I got one of Gordon’s hex- a-something pans a month ago and I have quit using allclad and enamel. I’m hesitant to leave a definite review because I haven’t owned it a long time, but this thing is super bad arse. It’s deep enough to cook a small soup in but functions as a skillet too. Can sear or do a long cook.
Can use metal or silicone. NOTHING STICKS. Ever. Nothing stains. Heat-wise, I’m at about an average of two clicks below what I would use on allclad or enamel. Handle doesn’t get hot. Can finish things in the oven. Clean up is the easiest of any pan I’ve ever had. Maybe two swirls with the scrub daddy. Seriously considering buying a smaller version (cook a protein and a veggie every night) and tossing out all other cookware but those two.
I made fun of Gordon peddling his cookware relentlessly on his shows but this stuff (so far) is legit as hell.
This post was edited on 3/5/24 at 8:14 pm
Posted on 3/7/24 at 9:04 am to Sir Drinksalot
quote:Looking forward to your long term follow-up. Every "honest" review I've seen said they last about as long as any other non-stick (a year or so).
I got one of Gordon’s hex- a-something pans a month ago
For non-stick, I buy the AllClad HA1 with the stainless bottoms from Homegoods for cheap. Most of my general cooking is done in my 10 year old Calphalon Tri-ply stainless or bare cast iron dutch oven.
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