Does anyone have one of those sets of the blue stoneware pots / pans ?

[everything*that*i*ever*wanted]

What do you think of them ? Worth the money ? Do they live up to the hype ?

[*notatroll]

They are very expensive but I don't know how long they last before the coating wears off.

I use the cheap teflon coated pans from K Mart or Coles and they are very cheap, even in a set and with proper care they last for ages and then they serve time and plant pots etc.

It's a cost effectiveness thing I suppose, if you don't count that the expensive pans are very heavy.

[punch*drunk]

My grandfather bought them but found they were too big for a single person, so he gave me one. I think its great. Only had it for a couple of months and it shows some minor scratching on the surface, but thats not affecting the non stick at all.

Great to cook with, easy to clean.

I only saw the ad for the first time last week, I actually thought they were surprisingly cheap. I have some cheap and nasty and some very expensive pots and pans. This easily stacks up to the more expensive ones.

[sniper_patrol]

Yep, one of our kids bought a set for his mum a few months ago.

I've used them a couple of times and they are good cookware.

The one thing I noticed was the difference in the flavour of the food. That probably seems odd but I wasn't the only one in the house who reckoned the food tasted better.

It cooks steak great.

For the quality they are,  the price is quite reasonable:-)

[at_wicks_end]

Is this the Flavourstone?

[sniper_patrol]

I think the missus calls them Stonedine. 🙂

[everything*that*i*ever*wanted]

Thanks so much guys. You have sold me on them. I am going to treat myself to a set of them. 

[959linda]

the frying pans are on sale at  safeway $49 small $59 the large