Kitchen Reviews

This is the best buy for the dollar. I also have the 6 quart and 8 quart stockpots. Distributes heat evenly for better cooking. Other cheaper brands are not a deal because they have to eventually be replaced due to handles breaking off--do you really save money that way? Farberware saucepans and stockpots will last and last. And the price makes it worth grabbing up off the shelves.

I got one of these for a wedding present years ago, and it still is going strong. I've used it too many times to count, perfect for boiling spaghetti in, or boiling potatoes in, soup, you name it. It's one of those pots that go on and on and on forever. A kitchen essential. Always looks shiny and pretty.

Very good non-stick surface and easy clean. I have used it a dozen times now and it's working great and no scratches. As long as you take care of it and no accedents happen it should last many years. Good price on such a great pan.

I was so impressed with the quality of this pan, compared to the more expensive ones I own. It is so easy to cook omelets, hashbrowns, crepes, and all my families other favorite dishes. The clean up is virtually painless too. This pan will last a very long time due to its fine construction and durability.
I'm so very pleased and plan on purchasing other sizes as well.

45-piece Set includes: 8 Dinner Plates, 8 Salad Plates,
8 Saucers, 8 Cups,
8 Soup Bowls, 1 Serving Platter,
1 Serving Bowl, 1 Creamer
1 Sugar Bowl and 1 Lid

Pattern is very pretty. Attractive enough for formal use, but simple enough for every day. Oven, Microwave and Dishwasher safe.

This tableware has a neutral ivory background, with an appealing, simple floral design around the edge. Colors in the border design include blue, green, coral-pink, and yellow. It has a countryside feeling, but the simplicity of the design gives a look of sophistication as well. It would be easy to work other solid colored pieces into this set (serving bowls, platters, etc.) as the range of colors in the design allows some flexibility. It is a lovely set for everyday use.

We own a complete set of this super cookware. We have been married 48 years and this is the best and ONLY set of pans we use. One of the 10" skillets began to stick, and we sent it to the factory to be replated, because they have a life time warranty, and it is as good as new! There are many features we like about it. The pans always look nice, and are very easy to clean. The handles never become too hot to touch and we cook with an electric range. I doubt if we will ever have to replace this set, and they are used every day. Can't say enough good things about this product.

Farberware produces good cookware, but the Millennium SS Nonstick Pro is one of their best sets and this price is a bargain. Great gift for yourself or others. The only thing I would change for myself would be to increase the stock pot size, but that can be bought separately.

This item is not clumsy..it can be use with pleasure and also with ease...

In my mind, nylon tools are definitely the way to go to preserve the life of your cookware. I worked at a department store in the Housewares department for several years and experienced first hand the destruction metal utensils can do to top of the line pots. Farberware is a name brand that is trusted and rightly so. This basting brush is well worth the money invested in it. It is made from a thick material that can resist high temperatures for a longer period of time without succumbing to the heat. Of course I don't recommend leaving any plastic or nylon utensil on a hot pot for any extended duration. But, if you dart off to answer the phone in the middle of preparing a meal, this utensil will not look like a spatula in a Dali painting. I've had mine for over a year now and it is holding up excellently. Bristles have yet to begin the gravitational plunge that occurs in many basting brushes when used and washed more than 10 times.

If you are looking a small (8" is very small) nonstick pan,this one is cheap and it works exactly what you would expect. I usually get my oven preheated, get the pan sizzling hot, then slam down a piece of steak, then shove it into the oven. (yes, no plastic so it can survive the oven.) It is nonstick so I don't put in much oil. It's healthy too.

I have had probably 20 fry pans ranginng in price from the grocery store $5 to the very very expensive ones that have cost over $100. I have this pan in the 12 inch and I love it. I have had it now for almost 5 months and it looks just like the day I bought it. Interior and exterior clean up in a flash and absolutely nothing sticks. I often clean it up with just a paper towel. You absolutely will not be disappointed in this fry pan.

In my mind, nylon tools are definitely the way to go to preserve the life of your cookware. I worked at a department store in the Housewares department for several years and experienced first hand the destruction metal utensils can do to top of the line pots. Farberware is a name brand that is trusted and rightly so. This spatula/scraper is well worth the money invested in it. It is made from a thick material that can resist high temperatures for a longer period of time without succumbing to the heat. Of course I don't recommend leaving any plastic or nylon utensil on a hot pot for any extended duratio. But, if you dart off to answer the phone in the middle of preparing a meal, this utensil will not look like a spatula in a Dali painting. Perfect for applying icing to that freshly baked cake!!

I bought this item because I needed to replace the old ones in my kitchen.This item is very heavy duty .which is a plus for me.It does extremly well getting to the bottom of things like sraping out the last bit of mayo . I would only hand wash. I also
bought its twin ..the JUMBO scraper . Its twice the size and does double the work. I hope to have the pair for a few years
because of the very nice quality. I will be buying another JUMBO
when and if it comes back in I hope. I bought them both seperatly..they did not come as a set...That is the only thing I can say negative on this item.

Attractive, roomy and versatile enough for cooking up a myriad of dishes. Handwashing is a breeze and keeps the pan much nicer for many more years than sticking it in the dishwasher does. I recommend this pan for anyone who enjoys cooking.

1. Perfectly flat bottom works flawlessly on my smooth top range. 2. Large hollow handle makes it easy to hold a full pan while the handle stays cool. 3. The mirror like finish is better than non-stick, and it cleans perfectly and easily ever time. 4. The thick bottom, aluminum inner linner, and smooth finish interior means food cooks and browns at lower temperatures. Imagine, crispy fried chicken without the spattering and smoke (we cook with olive oil which has a very low smoke point). 5. After cooking just add a cup of stock to de-glaze the pan and you have a tasty sauce and a clean pan.

I found these knives to be very strong and great for all the cooking needs. Excellent value for the excellent quality of knives.

I have owned the 14 piece Farberware Professional Fine Edge Knife Set for about 4 years now. They were my first home purchase after graduating college. (Yes, I owned those crappy $20 sets before!) Let me tell you, it was a huge improvement! These knives actually CUT raw meats and chicken with nice slices without tearing it apart!

This set comes with 14 pieces:
8-inch chef's knife
8-inch slicing knife
6 3/4-inch fillet knife
5-inch boning/utility knife
3-inch paring knife
six (6) 4 1/4-inch steak knives
9-inch sharpening steel
8-inch kitchen shears
hardwood storage block

The knives are heavy duty and strong. They are not flimsy like other knives in this price range. Actually, this is probably the best Farberware set on the market in terms of quality and durability. They are definitely on par with the Henckels International Fine Edge Pro set which retails for $200 and are currently listed on Amazon/Macys/RobinsonsMay for about $100. ("Henckels International" is the more economical brand, not to be confused with the "Zwilling JA Henckels" brand which is the premium brand. Same manufacturer, different grades of metal and quality. You can tell the difference by the look of the logo...the cheaper "International" brand has the one tribal guy on the logo, whereas the "Zwilling" brand has twin tribal guys on the logo.)

Keep in mind that with all "fine edge" knives, you will need to sharpen and hone fairly frequently. (Or at least more frequently than a lot more expensive forged sets.) I do it once every few months. But I also do a lot of cutting with them, so the frequency will depend on how often you use them for cutting tough foods. I cook a lot of meats, including cutting up my own chicken, so that dulls the knives rather quickly. If all you cut are veggies, then your knives won't dull as quickly.

They are dishwasher safe, but I don't recommend it because the dishwasher will dull all knives. However, occasionally I toss them in the dishwasher and haven't had any problems.

If you cook often and don't want to pay $200 for a decent knives, this set is for you.

I have a number of skillets and frying pans from Farberwares Millenium Stainless line. They are EXCELLENT products, especially taking into account their price! On another note, these are some of the few non-stick utensils which are dishwasher safe. Keep up the good work Farberware!

I have been using my skillet for a few weeks now and I love it. I use it to make my breakfast and it is just the right size for 2 or 3 eggs. Since it is dishwasher safe, it is very easy to clean. Although, I have found that since it isn't so large it is no problem at all to wash it by hand. It is definitely one of the best non-stick skillets I have ever owned. I plan on getting the 10" and 12" skillets to go with it.