From beauty products to kitchen tools, Oprah has never steered us wrong when it comes to her annual perfectly curated, Favorite Things lists. And if you remember back in 2019, the media mogul recommended a particular cookware set brand that continues to be one of our favorites to this day: HexClad and its seven-piece set. Since, the set has been highly reviewed, consistently ranking on “best kitchen tools” and “best nonstick pans” lists — and for good reason. Sure, it has the Oprah stamp of approval, but they’ve also proven to be high-quality nonstick and easy-to-clean pans. And now, the HexClad 7-Piece Set has made its way to Costco, where you can buy the originally $540 set for just a fraction of the price.
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Boasting patented laser-etched hybrid technology, which combines both stainless steel and non-stick cooking properties, HexClad’s pans are not only oven safe up to 500 degrees, but they’re also free of a harmful chemical called perfluorooctanoic acid (or, PFOA). Plus, they feature a heavy aluminum core for uniform heat conduction, meaning while you cook, you shouldn’t have any hot spots or cold spots on the pan.
The HexClad 7-Piece Cookware Set comes with 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch sauté pans; a 12-inch stir fry wok; and three lids, an 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch, all of which are made with vented tempered glass.
For comparison, the set is available on Amazon’s website for nearly $170 more — so you know you’re getting a great deal by picking it up at Costco.
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Don’t have a Costco membership? No problem. HexClad also has set on sale on their website for $50 more than what Costco’s offering.
“Our 7-piece HexClad set includes everything you need to take your cooking to the next level, with chef-quality results,” HexClad writes.
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