Costco (Kirkland Brand) Cookware

lingersoll

Has anyone had any experience with the Kirkland brand of cookware sold at Costco.  Their hard-anodized non-stick set has amazing reviews from consumer reports and customers, but I having a hard time finding any reviews on their 13-piece stainless steel set.

It seems like such a great deal for under $200, but is it too good to be true??  I have found a couple of reviews saying it is great, but would like some other feedback from people who have used it.  I definately want a stainless steel set, but don't have the money for an All-Clad set.

TIA!

AmoroAgain

I'd be leery.

maria.pedroza

Don't be leery!!!

Kirkland Signature Brand products are as good or better as their 

name-brand counterparts, according to numerous consumer reports.

Everything at Costco is great quality, even their wedding-related services and goodies: We got our invitations through them-- they are amazing!

We're getting our flowers through them-- delightful!!

If Costco had a registry, man, I would have a very happy FI.

I should note that I don't work for Costco, but my FI is as big a fan of the store as they come. Guess where his wedding band is going to come from?  hee hee

Here are some reviews:

http://www.epinions.com/reviews/Kirkland_Signature_Tri_Ply_Stainless_Steel_Cookware_22642

http://reviews.costco.com/2070/11484952/reviews.htm

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/323672

CaitVaughn

Got them as a graduation gift from my aunt and uncle 4 years ago and have LOVED them. Only caveat: the brushed metal on the outside of the pots (not the non-stick inside) does age and get darker/browner over time. We are registering for cast iron b/c my FI is concerned about aluminum exposure (don't ask - paranoid doctor type) but I am considering sneaking some of these back into the cupboard just in case!

Goldlie11

I have the stainless steel ones with the copper bottom.  Is that what you are talking about?  If so, I love them.  The set was a great deal and the pots are really great.