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Here are some pointers that may help you when selecting cookware and knives for your kitchen. I hope that the information is useful to you.
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Here are some pointers that may help you when selecting cookware and knives for your kitchen. I hope that the information is useful to you.
Thanks for watching!
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A very good point you make about the knife blocks. I'm getting rid of mine.
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Hard-Anodized cookware has great heating and cooling properties and if cared for properly can last you a long time. However, I would be cautious when using it. If the aluminum (that was heated to a molten state to achieve the hard-anodized state) is scratched by inproper use I am afraid that those little bits of aluminum would end up in my food. Aluminum may be one of the causes of Alzheimer's and somethng that I typically try to avoid.
Hi Scott! What are you thoughts on hard-anodized cookware?
I hope you enjoy them. To keep your All-Clad in tip-top shape do not put it in the dishwasher. Instead, wash it with soap and water and it you get some little cloudy colored markings on them use a product called "Bar Keepers Friend" (it's available at most supermarkets-on the cleaning isle with the other clensers, or at Williams-Sonoma) with a sponge and they will always look liek new.