CAROTE 11pcs Pots and Pans Set, Nonstick Cookware Detachable/Removable Handle, Induction RV Kitchen Set, Oven Safe, Cream White

I've been trying very hard to take care of the nonstick-ness. They're actually very easy to clean without much scrubbing. Nonstick is great. I cook tons of things with no sticking. It's lovely. My mom uses her own pans to cook but takes these to use to store food in a put in the fridge haha. The removable handles are great and they feel good too. I think one of the pots doesn't have a glass lid that fits it but it's all good.You can see some discoloration over time. Like when you burn some stuff on the pan, it'll stay a bit dark. But it hasn't affected the nonstick. Just be careful to use silicon tools. Wooden tools can scratch it too.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!! Get you a set of these. This brand is amazing. The only thing i will say is do not use in metal utensils in these pans as they will scratch them. Great pans at a great price. They are easy to store as the stack right inside one another. The one handle is versatile to all the pans which is nice. Having the removable handle makes for more room on the stove without a bunch of handles sticking out everywhere. The lids are also universale and works on numerous pans. Heat is distributed evening and cooks the food properly.

Best possible set for using in the motor home. I have been using my CAROT 11 piece nonstick cookware set for over a year now. It all fits and stacks together in one small space in my motor home! It is so versatile, pot, pan, bowl: burner to oven, oven to table, table to fridge or cleanup. Easy to use, food does not stick, looks great on the table, sturdy removable handle, cooking lid and storage lids for 2 sizes of pans are interchange able.If I had to do it over, or if I ever need a set for my house I would order the Midnight black set!.Go for it, you won't be disappointed.

I was so excited when I got these pans! They are so easy to use and love the idea of removing the handle for storage. They are easy to clean and really nonstick. Not even eggs stick to these pans!The reason why I have it 4 starts instead of 5 is because of the handle. It got stained after the very first time I used the pans. I was expecting a little more durability but it’s ok.The pans come with lids, they are not airtight lids, but they are ok to just use the pans and put it in the fridge with any leftovers.I have had these pans for a couple of months now and so far they still look like new., except for the handle. Make sure to follow the instructions for cleaning them and not to use them in high heat.

Absolutely wonderful! Have been waiting to buy these for a long while and was finally able to do it. Love the design and durability of them. East to clean. Good variety of sizes to cook with. Love the storage lid. Great value for the price!

Let me start off with this. I used the 8 inch fry pan and cooked ham, eggs, and cheese on a camping butain stove. Cooked eggs perfectly without any sticking issues. I let the pan sit for about an hour and clean up was super easy. Pots and pans appear to be well built and sturdy. Removable handles are tight and sturdy. With the removable handles and being able to stack everything, make this great for people with little storage space (apartments or campers) Honestly, I am amazed on how well this product is for the low amount I paid for it. Not sure how well this product will hold up over time, but from my inspection, if you take care of them, they will last a long time.

I will start this off by saying that these were a Tik Tok/Prime Day purchase thinking we were getting a steal on a pots/pans sets for ~$68 - only to later find out that they're always around that range. Not to say that reflects on the review itself but feels worth mentioning in case anyone happens to read this review when they're "On sale".PROSSpace saving/HandlesWe weren't struggling for space in our cabinets before I purchased these, but I thought the detachable handles were a neat feature and would simplify storage. That being said, I don't know that they're really stacked or stored any differently than our previous set was. I more so wanted the detachable handles to have the option to pop them into the oven if needed, and they've definitely served that purpose but it's done so infrequently that it's not a necessity. The handles clean well and remove easily enough if you're using more than 2 of the pots/pans to swap around quickly - but are also very sturdy and have never been concerned about them coming off.CookingI'm by no means a cookware connoisseur but to me these pans cook well and distribute heat evenly - the best that I can tell - our stove is a bit uneven. The non-stick surface is good, but in all honesty I still tend to use oil or butter every time I cook due to preference/habit so take that with a grain of salt.CONSScratchingI will fully admit that I probably don't always use plastic/wood when cooking to prevent scratches. But I do MOST of the time, and even without that we noticed scratches on one of our pots within the first few days of having them. Our theory was that it happened when we stacked them - which for a set that's marketed for space saving via stacking, seems like an issue.We've had this set for about 7 months though, and the scratches have gotten progressively worse to the point my husband brought up looking into replacing them due to a larger chunk of the coating coming off when he went to use one of the pots the other day. (I'll also caveat this with the pot in question is the one he uses to make ramen and frequently uses a fork to stir the noodles)CleaningBy far the biggest complaint I have of these pans is "cleaning" them. Not even the inside of them, they rinse out fairly easy and haven't had bad staining or issues with that even though they're white. I saw another review mention this, but no matter what there is ALWAYS black soot/grease(?) that comes off of the bottoms. That review specified they have a gas stove and thought that might be why, but we have an electric and have the same issue. I'm not entirely sure WHAT it is, but it's been present since day one of using them and it's there whether they're wet or dry. It didn't really bother me in the beginning because I hoped it would go away, but it definitely startled my husband the first time he was cleaning them. He spent a good while manually scrubbing them and it did eventually come off but it didn't last so we gave up on that. It's something that for a while I considered a minor annoyance (and I guess still is), but in conjunction with the scratching we've decided we're ready to switch.