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Default What's the deal with pans without lids?

"jmcquown" > wrote in message
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> My middle brother gave me a couple of All-Clad pans a few years ago at
> Christmas. That was nice of him and they are nice pans. Except the pans
> don't have lids. If I want to simmer something (like rice) which requires
> covering, I have to use heavy duty aluminium foil to cover the pan. I
> looked on the All-Clad website and they have an entire section devoted to
> buying lids to fit the pans. HUH?! You have to buy the lids separately?!
> And at over $20 each? Is it just me or is this really crazy?


I wondered about this because I have a fair amount of All Clad LTD acquired
over a 15 year period, and everything except the fry pans came with lids. So
I checked the All Clad site myself. It still looks like just about
everything comes with a lid except fry pans. They do have a lids section,
but the normal stuff seems to have them standard. Maybe the lids section is
for people who somehow lost their lids at some point.

Did your brother buy the pans "new in box"? Maybe he got them through some
non standard distribution channel and therefore the lids were missing.

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