[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Kitchen Aid Hair-Anodized Induction 8 quart Stockpot with lid is a great stockpot to use for making many dishes like soups, roast, spaghetti, and many more. The stockpot is sturdy and the heat distributes well throughout the pot. The is thicker on the bottom which makes it easy for it to heat up fast and the lid is well made. You can see through the lid if the water is boiling. I like that I can use this on the stovetop and also the oven so it makes it easy to make pot roast. The only complaint I have is that the handle can become hot so you will need a potholder when handling the stove pot.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The KitchenAid fryer with lid is a must have for your kitchen,for everyday cooking, It's long lasting triple layer ,with Non-stick technology, cooks beautifully and evenly,also induction ready ,it's easy to cook with,handle is very strong no need to worry of tipping over,dishwasher safe, The Kitchen Aid fryer with lid is high in quality and durability

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Oh my goodness this kitchenAid 8 Quart stockpot is amazing! It comes with a lid. Fits perfectly on my stovetop. It has a sleek design. Now cooking. I’ve used it to cook soups, make meatballs, spaghetti as well as mashed potatoes. Not one thing stuck to the pot. Everything cooked perfectly. It was extremely easy to clean!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This pot is a great piece of cookware! This is a very strong, very durable pot that is well made and built to last. It is non-stick and can withstand up to 500°. I made a pasta type casserole in the oven, in this pot and it came out great. No problems with sticking, no damage to the pot. It cleaned up easily as well. You can tell when you hold this pot, that it is strong and durable. The lid is solid as well. I love this pot!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a fantastic stockpot. I trust KitchenAid & have always been happy with their products. This pot is a great size, holding 8 quarts. It's perfect for making a homemade soup or stew. It is easy to clean. I like the dark color as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The KitchenAid hard-anodized induction nonstick frying pan with lid is an excellent pan. It cooks evenly and keeps all your flavors locked inside the pan. This pan is oven safe up to 500 F 260 C It has stainless steel handles and is super lightweight. This one is a Triple-Layer Nonstick AntiAdhesive induction ready, it is 12.25in in size & It is dishwater safe! I would highly recommend trying this frying pan. I have attached some photos for your visibility.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the Kitchenaid hard anodized induction stockpot and I absolutely love it! It’s the perfect pot for cooking anything from chili, soups, cabbage…etc. It somewhat heavier than my regular pits. It’s very thick and hard. Even though I know pots are hard this one is differently hard. It also stays warm longer than usual after turning off the stove when I’m done cooking. I do suggest however to make sure you use pot holders when handling while hot. The handles also get hot. Not too hair but hot enough hand protection.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just used this bad boy last night and man, I am super happy with this pot. I used it to boil have a pot of water. First, this opt is solid. It has great wall thickness compared to my other pots. Second, this really fired up the water very quick. This pot is excellent. You will not be disappointed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m absolutely obsessed with this frying pan!! It is a DREAM! Cooks amazingly - nothing sticks! Annnnd it cleans up so easily and so well. I’ve already bought one for my sister and my neighbor! Love, love, LOVE!

I really like that the weight is evenly distributed and pan sits flat on the burner for even heat. So far cooking has been completely not stick but I have not fried anything yet. The heavy handles don't tip the pan. Heres a warning though- the handles on the glass lids get hot.