Kirkland Signature Tri-Ply Stainless Steel Cookware 22642

Pros: Quality. Value. Return Policy
Cons: None

After reading the following reviews…I can only agree that the Kirkland Stainless set is wonderful. I have had my set for about six months and have told others to purchase the set. I have multiple all-clad pots and pans and feel that the value of the Kirkland set far outweighs the mystique of the all-clad name. Don’t get me wrong All-clad pots “Are the best” but in my opinion my Kirkland set is the closest second I have ever found. Costco will only sell the best products, and they have a return policy to back it up. I would recommend these pans to anyone. As far as eggs, use a nonstick pan.

Pros: Exquisitely made, beautiful, and reasonably priced. Work as well/better than All-Clad.
Cons: Eggs are destroyed in these pans!

Now that I am a stay-at-home mom, I'm doing a lot of cooking. My favorite thing is to go through Cooking Light and pick recipes to make during the week. My old set of scratched, cheap "Wearever" was just not cutting it. So, I began to look for a new set, and I knew that All-Clad was the holy grail of cookware. The prices, of course, are about as much as the actual holy grail would cost, so I looked elsewhere.
I have always had great experiences with the Kirkland brand, so I felt no hesitation buying this set. It is comparable to All-Clad in every way. The only difference is the VERY reasonable price of 199.99 USD. For this price you get 13 beautiful, well-made pieces of stainless that are made in Italy, perform well, and look wonderful on the stove or pot rack.
As mentioned in other reviews, the only drawback is the fact that eggs stick to these pans. Other than that, I love everything about them!