My parents had the entire set of this Farberware Classic Series for many years. My mother gave it to me when I moved on my own and I used it hard. When My son recently moved out I gave it to him thinking I "deserve" a new set of pans. I bought the cheaper Farberware set because it has glass lids, I like to see how things are cooking without lifting the lid. I didn't like the way the pans cleaned up, they weren't as smooth on the interior as the Classic set. I missed specific pans including this 4-quart stock pot so I finally caved and ordered it. I'm a happy cook again! I do cook a lt and I host holidays so good pans and enough pans are a must.

I received the set as a wedding gift 54 years ago. .Ashamed to say I ruined the small sauce pot and am replacing it now. Searched local yard sales with no luck. But I need this small pan!!

When I was boiling water in this pot for 20-30 minutes, I noticed that the handles got hot, so I had to use pot holders. I had assumed that I could pick up the pot without pot holders. Be careful!

Great, heavy, quality cooking utensil. Highly recommended.

It will do

As I was making chili in this pan yesterday, I realized my Mother had purchased it in 1982! Yes, I'm still using the pot 40 years later!

I got my set of farberware 50 years ago at my bridal shower as a gift and I am still using them to this day!! No cookware even comes close to the durability of this brand!

i now have nine pots and one pan. A pan i learned to cook in 5-1/2 decades ago. Only my mother's didn't have a clad bottom. i have A LOT of jewelry. Mauveil Copper, All-Clad stainless, Le Creuset and a few others. 40+ pieces (pots and lids count as one piece). For a fact... all my jewelry will not cook dinner any better than Fareberware. However, the jewelry has cooked my bank account way more than Farberware ever could !!!