Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback

RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By Jenny (Guest Post) (10/19/2008) Not all the pans in the Kitchen Craft set are made by the Westbend Company. The new sets being sold at the home and garden shows and fairs have pieces made by a company call Americraft. Americraft owns the name Kitchen Craft and makes its own line of cookware sold under different names. One of the names is Healthy Gourmet. Next time you see more than one cooking show at the fair or home and garden show, ask them what's the difference they all say we're the "same". The problem is, Kitchen Craft has a great name and history but the name is owned not by Westbend. What we're going to see now days is Kitchen Craft cookware made by Americraft in Westbend. (Westbend is a town in WI) Americraft set up manufacturing in Westbend so they can engrave on the pans "Made in Westbend" BTW This is coming from a close friend who has been doing the "cooking shows" in the fairs and home and garden show for years. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By debbie (Guest Post) (06/10/2008) I purchased my cookware in 1971 also. I love it. I even had to make payments of $20-25 per month for 2 years. It was and still is the best purchase I ever made. I also got a set of glasses, which I gave to my sister-in-law. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By JAM (Guest Post) (04/24/2008) Does anyone know of a guide to "stack cooking"? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post by Grams303 (1) | (01/29/2008) Profile | Contact I purchased my waterless cookware in 1971. I paid around $600 for the set I bought which wasn't a large set, but it was the best investment I've ever made. That was 36 years ago and I still have it and it stills looks like new. All I've done is replaced a couple handles about 10 years ago. Two of my three daughters have bought the Kitchen Craft brand. They paid about $1200 for the sets they bought, but they love it. I highly recommend the cookware. It lasts forever. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By Sean (Guest Post) (12/26/2007) I would like to know how these waterless pots and pans for thousands differ from the ones you can get on the internet from maxam and chefs secret who only charde 3 to 4 hundred. I have not seen them yet but I would imagine nothing they just dont pay all the people in the middle to sell them. Your thoughts on this Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By (Guest Post) (11/28/2007) I heard you need to pay for the cookware up front and THEN try to sell it. This may or may not be true. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By Dusty (Guest Post) (11/28/2007) Mike, A friend is going for demonstrator training in December. Is it as easy to make money as they say? She thinks that she will make several thousand dollars at the training session. It sounds almost too good to be true. Thanks for your feedback. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post by Mike1995 (1) | (11/25/2007) Contact I have just completed two weeks of training to become a distributor for Kitchen Craft. I can tell you that there is no MSG or spices of any type added to the vegetable medley. And, yes, there can be a slight learning curve in using the cookware. My wife burned the veggies the first time she attempted is because she did not turn it down when the vapor valve alerted here. She learned her lesson. ;) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By Mrs. B (Guest Post) (11/09/2007) We bought a set at the Texas State Fair, and so far we like it very much. I have burned the cut side of a potato twice but I suppose there was a learning curve... As for the taste, I don't think they added anything ahead of time but I don't know for sure. Our food has been very good but we still use a little salt or a low-salt spice mix (that comes in its own disposable grinder) from Sam's Club. I think the hype of the demonstration adds to the effect, so yes, we were excited by that corn and broccoli! At home, I don't think we are quite as ready to give up the salt shaker, but no one is missing the fats, that's a good thing. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post By Larry from california (Guest Post) (01/04/2006) I don't know if they use MSG, But I Know their customer service is lousy. I tried to get a small part replaced, and was told I would have to pay $15.00 for shipping, what a rip-off. Is this how they cover their life-time guaranty? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Kitchen Craft Waterless Cookware Feedback Post by maddhatterr (17) | (12/12/2005) Contact I would not use msg ever!!! That is more of a food stabilzer. Depending on what veggies you are cooikng there are several to choose from. Curry is wonderful with fish and basil, oregano,garlic etc for an italian dish....just for veggies on;y I would add a bit of lemon or orange zest and some ginger. Again curry is an amazing spice as is ginger and fenugreek..experiement., you will find divine. HTH Happy Holidays..Julie HTH HAPPY HOLIDAYS.....Julie Report Spam or Abuse