All-Clad Factory-Second Sale: Save on Cookware, Kitchen Shears, Measuring Cups and More
All-Clad cookware is built to last. According to the WIRED review team, these are must-have kitchen items worth buying for the long term—and plenty of home cooks agree. My parents have had an 8-inch All-Clad frying pan for as long as I can remember, and I grew up in the 1980s. I also had an All-Clad sauté pan that was nearly 25 years old and still looked like I had bought it the year before.
I subscribe to the “buy once, cry once” philosophy, but a full set of All-Clad pots costs $800. A more practical way to build an All-Clad collection is to buy the individual pieces you need, when you need them. Factory-second sales are often a good way to do that. If cookware has only packaging damage or minor scratches, you may be able to get it at a substantial discount. For this sale, the site identifies the specific issue with each product, and every item comes with the same limited lifetime warranty as regular All-Clad cookware.
You must enter your email address to access the sale. When I did, I received a coupon for free shipping on orders over $60. All sales are final, and quantities are limited. Items may not be restocked, so act quickly if you find something you want.
The Best Deals in the All-Clad Factory-Second Sale
All-Clad Sauté Pan
This is the sauté pan I have, and it really is currently $180 at Williams Sonoma. It is versatile, with straight sides that work well for one-pot meals. It is also oven-safe up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit, so you can use it under the broiler.
All-Clad Kitchen Shears
If I were buying one item from this sale, it would be the kitchen shears. Kitchen shears are useful for cutting herbs, trimming fat and slicing small bones. I have not tried the All-Clad version, but the design appears promising.
All-Clad Roasting Pan
According to Home and Cook Sales, this is the lowest price ever for this roaster. Keep in mind that the rack is not included. However, searching Amazon for “All-Clad roasting pan rack replacement” turns up multiple options priced under $30.
All-Clad Cookware Set for Smaller Households
This set includes a 12-inch skillet, 2-quart saucepan and 4-quart sauté pan, all with lids. Each piece is a practical size for one or two people, making the set a useful wedding gift.
All-Clad Stockpot
I have the Calphalon version of this pot, but I wish I had the All-Clad. It is useful for making stock from leftover turkey bones, cooking long pasta such as spaghetti and fettuccine, or preparing large batches of soup.
All-Clad Odd-Size Measuring Cups
I have used the regular-size version of this measuring cup for more than 20 years, and it still looks new. I like that it resembles a small pot. For the cook who has everything, these odd-sized measuring cups make a thoughtful gift. The set includes 2/3-cup, 3/4-cup and 1.5-cup measures.
All-Clad 1-Quart Saucepan
A 1-quart saucepan holds only 4 cups, but it is useful for melting butter, making small amounts of sauce or gravy, and cooking single-serving meals.
All-Clad Oven-Table Pot
This attractive oven-to-table pot is designed for serving Thanksgiving sides and small roasts, and it comes with matching oven mitts. At this price, it could make a practical gift.
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