All-Clad

All-Clad Cookware & Kitchen Tools

Whether you're a casual home cook or professional chef looking for reliable tools, get the job done with All Clad cookware and kitchen tools. Founded in 1971 in Pennsylvania, All-Clad's roots in metallurgical sciences led them to innovate a new method of constructing cookware that combined the benefits of several metal varieties. With a layer of conductive metal, such as copper or aluminum, interposed between two layers of non-reactive metal like stainless steel, All Clad pots and pans are both heat retentive for faster, more even cooking and safe for use with foods of all kinds. Since then, All-Clad has expanded their product assortment beyond quality cookware into kitchen tools, appliances, bakeware and more. Preparing a holiday feast? Let your All-Clad cooking ware help you out. Ensure the bird turns out just right by broiling it in an All-Clad roasting pan. Then, gather your equipment for the side dishes; think a stainless steel saucepan for the gravy, an immersion blender for the mashed potatoes and a sheet pan for roasting vegetables. For those whose culinary repertoire consists mostly of easy weeknight meals, AllClad cookware and tools are great fits for those, too. From handy appliances to simplify your favorite recipes to best-in-class All Clad pots and pans, you'll find everything you need to stock your kitchen cabinets.

All-Clad Cookware Materials

Once you've decided to go with All Clad pans and pots for your kitchen, you'll need to choose between the classic All-Clad stainless steel and newer non-stick construction. Check out the All-Clad cookware buying guide to compare the benefits of different materials and series, or read on for a quick breakdown of the brand's different lines. No matter which option you select, All-Clad riveted stay-cool handles are comfortable to hold throughout the cooking process.

• All-Clad Stainless Steel Cookware: All-Clad's stainless steel cookware is available in several different lines. Lightweight and fast-heating, the All-Clad d3 cookware series contains an aluminum core bonded between two sheets of surgical-grade stainless steel. This tri-ply option quickly responds to temperature changes on the stovetop and is available in both polished and brushed finishes. The All-Clad d5 line ups the ante with 5-ply stainless steel and aluminum technology. Although they are slightly heavier and take longer to heat up than their d3 counterparts, d5 pots and pans distribute heat more evenly for consistent results. If you prefer a copper core in your clad construction, be sure to consider All-Clad copper core cookware. The 18/10 stainless steel allows the cookware to be used on a variety of cooktops including gas, electric, induction and ceramic.
• All-Clad Non-Stick Cookware: If you prefer the ease of care and cleanup that nonstick cookware provides, AllClad cookware made of hard-anodized aluminum might be the way to go. From frying pans to stock pots, non-stick All-Clad cooking ware combines the brand's layered metal technology with a durable non-stick surface. Choose from the All-Clad HA1 cookware series, which features stainless steel induction plates on the bottom of each piece for compatibility with induction cooktops, and the more basic Essentials collection.

Ways to Buy All Clad Pots and Pans

After selecting a material for your AllClad cookware, you'll also need to choose whether to purchase individual pieces or a complete set. Both have their benefits; it all depends on the cookware you already have and what types of dishes you plan on making.

• All-Clad Cookware Sets: When it comes to buying cookware, All-Clad cookware sets provide a terrific opportunity to get the essential saute pans, frying pans and cookware essentials you need for setting up a kitchen. These sets come in several configurations and are often more cost-effective than purchasing each piece individually. From an introductory 5-piece All-Clad stainless steel set to 10-piece and 14-piece set options, you will find a variety of options to choose from. If you're just looking for a few new pans, smaller sets of two or three pieces are also available.
• Open Stock AllClad Cooking Ware: Open stock All-Clad cookware allows you to try a piece before committing to a whole set, or to add to already existing cookware with unique pieces designed for special tasks. Select from frying pans, saucepans, skillets, saute pans, stock pots and even specialty items such as All-Clad roasting pans, asparagus pots, butter warmers and pasta pots, to name a few. Shop our wide selection of individual All-Clad stainless steel and non-stick pots and pans to find the culinary workhorse you are looking for.

Other Types of AllClad Products

Although cookware is at the heart of the company, AllClad also produces other kitchen tools as well. Like the pots and pans, All-Clad utensils are made of high-quality materials to ensure they last for years to come. Likewise, AllClad appliances combine the aesthetic appeal of stainless steel exteriors with powerful electronics to make prep work a little easier. Craving something sweet? Get dessert in the oven using All-Clad bakeware, including sheet pans for cookies or loaf pans for sweet bread. To tie the look of your kitchen together, be sure to coordinate the finish of your All-Clad cookware and tools with other black or stainless steel accents throughout the space.

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