Tramontina

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Tramontina Professional collection

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While I'm a fan of the Tri-Ply Clad collection, Tramontina is best known for the Professional collection, which was named the best non-stick pan by The New York Times.

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Like every non-stick pan, the coating will eventually fail, but at $40, you get solid performance and great value.

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The handle on this pan is about 2 inches longer than average, and it has a removable silicone sleeve that gives you a safe and comfortable grip and prevents the handle from getting hot.

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The handle on this pan is about 2 inches longer than average, and it has a removable silicone sleeve that gives you a safe and comfortable grip and prevents the handle from getting hot.

Tramontina cast iron skillet

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and this one is very high quality. So, if you need a cast iron skillet, this one is a great choice.

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It's also super heavy because it is real cast iron. I can barely lift it with one hand. And even two hands, I'm still putting in a good bit of effort.

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We don't use this terribly often, but when we do, it works really well.

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Granted, I'm not the strongest person in the world, but it is nice and heavy, which also means it's nice and sturdy and durable.

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This is my Tramantina 12inch cast iron skillet. In my opinion, 12 inches is huge. This is like the largest size skillet that will fit on our burners.

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Tramontina 5 1/2 qt Dutch oven

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It had the worst heat retention score

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the ridges under the lid that are supposed to redistribute moisture evenly over the pot don't really do anything

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This Dutch oven arrived with a chip on the rim of its lid.

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the chipped damage right out of the box makes me question their quality control

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Tramontina and Great Jones are the two brands at the bottom of my list.

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the knob got hotter than all but one other brand

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Tramontina's handles are too small, and the chipped damage right out of the box makes me question their quality control

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Unless affordability is your top priority, this isn't the best option.

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the heavy lid was the third best at locking in moisture

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The enamel didn't chip when I dropped a metal spatula on it

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The performance is fine and the price is fair, but the design is basic and the handles are too small to fit four fingers.

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Tramontina 12-inch saute pan

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if you can't afford an all clad which most of us can't chair montine is a great second option I think

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yeah this this one was great it's a 12-inch one as trementina also

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I think I'm gonna keep the great big one

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so also comparable comparable to all clad

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what this is also true montina this came we got this as a wedding gift I think so 10 years old now

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Owned 10 years

Tramontina tri-ply stainless set

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but these are twenty years old and they're they're great

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I'm definitely keeping the two sauce pans

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they're essentially stainless with an aluminum core which means that they transfer heat very efficiently

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they're pretty comparable to all clad in that there so they're triple clad

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this one is gonna go into the giveaway pile so someone will get a twenty-year a pan that I use for 20 years

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Owned 20 years, no longer, stopped because has something better for stock

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they're starting to show some haze there's a little bit of pitting on them

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I bought this as a set this was one of my first sets of cookware that I ever bought I think I bought the whole set for like a hundred and twenty-nine bucks or something

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Tramontina Professional

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Instead of Hestan ProBond TITUM, go for a pan like Tramontina Professional. It’s less than $50 on Tramontina's website and it performs almost the same.

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Tramontina Braiser

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so this one by traumatina yeah this is your best buy right that is that is my best buy

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Testers also chose a best buy, that's the Tramontina enamored cast iron, covered braiser.

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but at a fraction of the price it's still a fantastic pan

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and it worked wonderfully it cooked pretty similarly to the lake crusade

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the chief difference between these two was the handles here you can see that they're they're much smaller they're not large and looped and they're just not as comfortable as lake crusade

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Got plenty of cooking space cooked on par with the Le Creuset.

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The real difference is both the price it's $62 and the handles are a little bit smaller than ideal.

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Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad

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The Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad collection performs like All-Clad, but it's less than half the price.

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If you want a more complete piece lineup with that 6-quart [music] deep saute, and you're fine with a slightly lower oven ceiling, pick the Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad.

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The Tramontina 12-piece covers all of that. And adds a six-quart deep saute with lid. That's the pan most home cooks reach for when braising, simmering pasta sauce, or shallow [music] frying. It's a workhorse piece.

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For most home cooks, the cooking gap between these two on day one is smaller than the price gap suggests. The All-Clad is the better pan. The Tramontina is the better starter set.

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Reviewers repeatedly mention even heating, sturdy build, and feel comparable to All-Clad.

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Reviewers of the Tramontina report excellent heat performance, too.

But here's the honest part. The Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad isn't a knockoff. It's a legitimately well-built, fully clad three-ply set with the same 4.7 stars rating across 9,100 verified reviews.

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Across 9,100 verified reviews, over double the All-Clad's review count, it holds [music] the same 4.7 stars.

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To match the Tramontina set, an All-Clad buyer has to drop another couple hundred on open stock. Round three goes to the Tramontina. The cheaper set is more complete out of the box.

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The most frequent criticism? Slight discoloration over time and lids [music] that feel less premium.

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Tramontina long-term reviewers, and there are thousands of them past the 5-year mark, report more frequent surface discoloration, occasional rivet loosening, and lids that don't always survive a decade.

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The All-Clad D3 is rated oven safe to 600°. The Tramontina caps at 500 with glass lids limited to 350. For high heat searing, broiling, and finishing in a hot oven, the D3 has more head room.

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But, a small percentage mention slight hot spots on the larger fry pan.

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The handles run cooler than the All-Clad's [music] during stovetop cooking. That's not nothing.

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This is the set that earned the nickname Costco's All-Clad clone.

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After several months of cooking, I noticed that the bottom warped very slightly upward. You can feel the surface dip down near the edges when you rub your finger over the cooking surface.

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It didn't stand out in any of my tests, but it performs solid in real world cooking.

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Tramontina Tri-Ply Clad has a polished exterior, smooth edges, and the walls have a nice gradual slope.

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In theory, this could cause oil to flow towards the sides instead of staying under the food, but in reality, it hasn't impacted cooking at all.

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It's almost identical to the Henckels Clad H3 collection, but it's made in Brazil instead of China, the walls are slightly shorter, and the edges are noticeably smoother.

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About the brand itself

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Our lowest ranked enamelled pan by Traumantina pulled off a 4x6 in chunk.

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It also broke up the fish fillets when we tried to flip them.

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You can get similar performance for way less from brands like Goldilocks and Tramontina.

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If you don’t want to spend that much, brands like Cuisinart, Tramontina, and Made In are great alternatives.

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I repeated this test with Tramontina, Lodge, Le Creuset, and Great Jones Dutch ovens and, as you can see, Staub retains heat better than all of them.

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Tramontina skillet

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set works just as well pretty much this as well there's a there's a side-by-side comparison direct comparison of these two exact pans that I posted on serious eats

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it's worth having two eight inch skillets I think I'm going to keep both of those

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I would go with this one if I was starting fresh but I'm gonna keep both those

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I will give away my 10 inch stream on Tina um do I want to keep one trim on Tina in one hammer stall just for the variety yeah let's do that

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