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[Back Order] Scanpan Impact 7-Piece Cookware Set $262 Delivered @ Appliances Online

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I am replacing all my non stick Cookware with stainless steel for health reason and I thought this is a great price and I read that Scanpan is a good brand.

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  • +5

    at last a brand that doesn't count lids as pieces, just the pot/pan

    • +1

      Scanpan is cooked

    • the Impact line is designed in Denmark, but China is the place of manufacture.
      The other comparable set is by Tramontina, made in Brazil.
      Both are 3 ply.

      • +1

        Seems like Scanpan is the most common brand in Australia though, a lot of the Tramontina stuff is out of stock at the moment.

        • +1

          Scanpan does 10 year warranties though too.

      • I have a Tramontina chef knife and it is rubbish

  • What do people recommend in stainless steel if not this?

    I'm thinking about moving for the same reasons

    Need something big for pasta sauce (maybe 6l)

    Maybe something about half the size

    And few decent deep fry pans

    • +1

      See above. You could always buy a couple of fry pans for searing.
      Get a pressure cooker for you 6 litre pot for double duty?

      • Cheapest I could find:
        https://www.ikea.com/au/en/p/ikea-365-pressure-cooker-stainl…
        They do, do cheap stainless pots, too.

      • I would go the InstantPot. It is stainless steel and programmable for various cooking options, including Sous Vide if you get the right one.

        • Electronic pressure cooker has changed my life. instantpot with the ss pot is awesome for bone broths as it doesn't get scratched up like non stick.

          • @rainbowunicorn: We use it for rice, Yogurt, stews, Sous Vide steaks, soups, porridge, etc. it really is a game changer.

          • @rainbowunicorn: Which one is this? I've never bought a pressure cooker before, but I'd want stainless steel if buying one.

            I haven't been wanting to make bone broths for a while now, but haven't really had anything to make them in.

            • @Ice009: @Ice009 Instant pot duo plus 8L , the glass lid is quite handy to have as well. I think there was a sale recently for $150 or something.

              • @rainbowunicorn: Is this the one https://www.instantpot.com.au/products/instant-pot-8l-duo-pl…

                I don't see a glass lid, though? And are pressure cookers pretty safe these days?

                Looks really good overall all the things you can do with it. Pressure cooking and slow cooking being the main two I'd want. I'd probably also try the rest too. The 8L size seems nice too. Do you find that big enough?

                So $150 is a good deal price for this? Did you get it around that price?

                • @Ice009: We had the 5.7 Crockpot and it was good but sometimes when we wanted to cook a big batch it definitely was too small. Glass lid is good for slow cooks so you don't have to clean the pressure lid all the time and you can lid the whole pit in the fridge as well.
                  Definitely safe.
                  previous deal
                  glass lid
                  silicone lid

                • @Ice009: Probably best to have a look at a few YouTube videos on using an InstantPot. There are a lot of them. There are also a few comparison sites on the best one to get. There are a number of options so it is pretty much bang for buck.

    • +2

      For small size, the ikea Sensuell were great but only saw a frypan last time i went in store.
      I do like the pans from Essteele.
      I would love to get All-Clad too but they are definitely not a bargain.

      • All Clad is considered top notch (and 5 ply I think?), but so pricey.

      • I have the larger IKEA frypan (they've got 2 sizes of frypan at the moment) and it's pretty fantastic. It's my first steel pan though so I don't have much to compare to.

    • +1

      I've got a STS (the newer? version of the impact) coming, probably will use that for frying pan, I'm looking for something with a decent size base, like at least 28cm+, deep enough for a larger meal prep scenario.

      I'm looking at Tramontina, but they don't have much available currently in what I'm looking for, I think the one I want is like 200+. https://tramontinaaustralia.com.au/products/tramontina-grano…

      There's also Cuisinart multi-clad, but can't find much of those either.

      Otherwise there's the higher end Scanpan, the Clad 5 stuff… .

      Aside from those you'll have to look at high end stuff like All Clad, Made in, Demeyere. Oh there's also an Australian brand called Solidteknics, also quite pricey.

    • +2

      I liked the 5 ply set from Costco if you can wrangle a card for a day.

  • +1

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/888093
    Bought the Scanpan Commercial Cookware 5pc Set

    Nice heavy bases and works well with induction cooktop.

    • Just found the same set at Minimax for the same price. I put a posting up.

  • +1

    I’ve had 2 Scanpan Impact fry pans for more than 10 years and find them really great.

  • My favourites are the Mauviel Carbon Steel Nonstick Frying Pans!

    The best budget friendly knock offs are the OXO Obsidian Pre-Seasoned Carbon Steel

  • +2

    Don't forget 30$ OFF for the first order

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