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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? > > Jill > > Jill, That would normally not be the case. The only All-Clad pan I have that came without a lid is the butter warmer. Sometimes the "try-me" pans come without a lid. I have more All-Clad lids than I know what to do with and when I've mailed-ordered from Cookware & More have to request a pan without a lid. If you have some of the smaller pans (1 qt. 1-1/2 qt. and 2 qt.), they all use the 6" lid. Chris in Pearland, TX |
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