Yes, it's great!.. and yes that cute little sauce pan is for melting butter. My 79 year old mother swears by Revere Ware cookware. She still has her set from the 1960's. Now RW is my favorite cookware too. I like cooking with Revere Ware because it just seems to overall heat better and I think my food tastes better also. And the clean up isn't too bad.. if I have any burnt on food, I just soak it for a bit, clean it out a little by hand, then throw it in the dishwasher. Teflon pans only last a couple of years before the teflon starts flaking off and when that happens, your suppose to throw them out.. which is a waste of money and bad for the environment. What I love about RW.. is that it's sturdy and can last for decades. Every piece I find is worth the investment.
Going to Rome,NY today they are lighting up the Old Revere ware sign for the Fourth of July. City is going to be crazy today. A lot of good memeories for people. My great grandfather retired from Revere. I deliver mail in Rome. So I luckily see the old place on my route everyday. Really cool piece of history! Highly recommend taking the trip.
I just finished finding my set of copper bottom cookware. I managed to thrift all 16 pieces. My mom got them for her wedding in 1965 and she still uses them. I found one of the measuring cups too at Goodwill. I love the cookware. If they still made it I would have bought it new. But glad i got the lot for around $50
@@TomsThriftyLife I can today! I have over 100 pcs, many different. Also more styles of the mini stuff, including a skillet and more sizes of pots.Tried posting a picture in comments, but having a hard time!
There is so much wrong with what you are saying. Firstly, is pronounced the same way that you would say Paul Revere. There's actually a cameo of him on the bottom of the pot. That is a cooking pot you may put it on the stove and heat it, that is what it's made for. I grew up with my parents cooking out of this set. You're acting like it is fragile and will break, unless it has some previous damage, it should be fine to cook with.
Do you use Revere Ware cookware? Isn't it great?
Yes, it's great!.. and yes that cute little sauce pan is for melting butter. My 79 year old mother swears by Revere Ware cookware. She still has her set from the 1960's. Now RW is my favorite cookware too. I like cooking with Revere Ware because it just seems to overall heat better and I think my food tastes better also. And the clean up isn't too bad.. if I have any burnt on food, I just soak it for a bit, clean it out a little by hand, then throw it in the dishwasher. Teflon pans only last a couple of years before the teflon starts flaking off and when that happens, your suppose to throw them out.. which is a waste of money and bad for the environment. What I love about RW.. is that it's sturdy and can last for decades. Every piece I find is worth the investment.
@@traceylee62 I couldn't agree more teflon is bad and most pots made today and very cheaply made!
I wish that could be used for cooking
Going to Rome,NY today they are lighting up the Old Revere ware sign for the Fourth of July. City is going to be crazy today. A lot of good memeories for people. My great grandfather retired from Revere. I deliver mail in Rome. So I luckily see the old place on my route everyday. Really cool piece of history! Highly recommend taking the trip.
That's awesome! How was it?? If love to visit it
@@TomsThriftyLife so they will be lighting up the sign every night if you ever get a chance to go very beautiful.
@@rottenamiigo9443 very cool thanks for sharing
A wedding gift for mom in 1949. I grew up with it & still have some of it. ...Still use it! Thanks for a great video!
Thanks for watching!
I just finished finding my set of copper bottom cookware. I managed to thrift all 16 pieces. My mom got them for her wedding in 1965 and she still uses them. I found one of the measuring cups too at Goodwill. I love the cookware. If they still made it I would have bought it new. But glad i got the lot for around $50
That's awesome
Awesome find!! Wish I had that!! I have a ton of it but I do clean mine with polishing compound, it is tougher than you think!!
Thanks, oh cool I love this little thing. It hangs above my stove now.
@@TomsThriftyLife super jealous lol
Revere is pronounced so that the second syllable rhymes with "ear" as in Paul Revere. Paul RevEAR.
i had them growing up and it's a great way to stay in shape...
I dunno if you watched the same video
All I own is revere. I've been collecting for years. Maybe I'll post a video eventually!!
Please do, the stuff is great
@@TomsThriftyLife I can today! I have over 100 pcs, many different. Also more styles of the mini stuff, including a skillet and more sizes of pots.Tried posting a picture in comments, but having a hard time!
@@punkrockreviews2001 woah, that's awesome!
Posted a quick and shaky vid on my small ones!
It was great thank you! 🎁
Isn’t it for melting?
I think it's mainly for measuring
An older lady just gave me the whole set today said she had them over 20 years
Ohh awesome!
hey everybody, make sure you lick and prescribe!
Thank you for locking
I have one of those little measuring cups
Nice, they are pretty neat.
There is so much wrong with what you are saying. Firstly, is pronounced the same way that you would say Paul Revere. There's actually a cameo of him on the bottom of the pot. That is a cooking pot you may put it on the stove and heat it, that is what it's made for. I grew up with my parents cooking out of this set. You're acting like it is fragile and will break, unless it has some previous damage, it should be fine to cook with.
I'm not a pro so I did my best. Thanks for the info
Why so silly? It's a Dignified Line. So valuable.
I'm a silly human