Wanna get or gift your own Caraway Cookware Set? Save 10% on your entire order with this link: ap.carawayhome.com/theelevatedhomelife-vip *TIMESTAMPS* My History with Caraway 0:00 What Came in the Set 1:32 Safety & Storage 2:12 How to Use 3:51 How to Clean 4:57 Link, Code, & Goodbye 6:40
THANK YOU for addressing the naive negative reviews on these pots and pans. Most of those negative videos or reviews are from people who are ignorant about how to take care of pans (do some research first). Thank you for this video and making an honest positive review. I love my caraway set, I got the Navy color, and I have a positive experience. I’m also following the same process for taking care of them, before discovering your video, they still look new and perform like new, and I have had zero issues, nothing like the issues everyone else is claiming.
I honestly regret buying mine. The insides scratch up so easily 😩 also the handles get hot when you cook with them. Way overpriced in my opinion for the quality
I’ve watched lots of review. They said the same thing. That there’s a dupe called Beautiful. They just replace couple of years. Than scratches and paint coming off after few months use loss of $300-600 😅
As someone who's daily driver pans are cast iron, you do NOT have to baby them! Use soap, use water, use metal utensils, just dont put them in the dishwasher! I will admit these pans are gorgeous, but i love my cast iron wayyyy too much. 😅 only downside is theyre heavy. Haha
I’ve had mine for a year and I love them. You do have to baby them a little, but I’ve always used wood utensils, I’ve never stacked them and I hand wash them (which, as mentioned is super easy) and none of my pans have a single scratch. I love the even heat and the fact that I don’t have to add a lot of butter or oil. Also, of course, they are safe to use. The only potential downside is they are heavy compared to cheaper pans. This isn’t a problem for me but I wouldn’t give a set to my 88 year old mother because it’s hard for to lift things that are even slightly heavy. Other than that, these are great pans. And they come with cork trivets and potholders.
😆 I know what you’re talking about…I thought it was induction but now I think it’s glass but that might be the same thing. They are ‘stovetop agnostic’ and work on every cook top surface.
Wanna get or gift your own Caraway Cookware Set? Save 10% on your entire order with this link: ap.carawayhome.com/theelevatedhomelife-vip
*TIMESTAMPS*
My History with Caraway 0:00
What Came in the Set 1:32
Safety & Storage 2:12
How to Use 3:51
How to Clean 4:57
Link, Code, & Goodbye 6:40
THANK YOU for addressing the naive negative reviews on these pots and pans. Most of those negative videos or reviews are from people who are ignorant about how to take care of pans (do some research first). Thank you for this video and making an honest positive review. I love my caraway set, I got the Navy color, and I have a positive experience. I’m also following the same process for taking care of them, before discovering your video, they still look new and perform like new, and I have had zero issues, nothing like the issues everyone else is claiming.
It's so impressive how you said so much in so little time. I would love to know how well the pans are working after a year or two.
I honestly regret buying mine. The insides scratch up so easily 😩 also the handles get hot when you cook with them. Way overpriced in my opinion for the quality
I’ve watched lots of review. They said the same thing. That there’s a dupe called Beautiful. They just replace couple of years. Than scratches and paint coming off after few months use loss of $300-600 😅
I have definitely wondered if they are actually worth the money. So glad to see this review.
As someone who's daily driver pans are cast iron, you do NOT have to baby them! Use soap, use water, use metal utensils, just dont put them in the dishwasher! I will admit these pans are gorgeous, but i love my cast iron wayyyy too much. 😅 only downside is theyre heavy. Haha
I’ve had mine for a year and I love them. You do have to baby them a little, but I’ve always used wood utensils, I’ve never stacked them and I hand wash them (which, as mentioned is super easy) and none of my pans have a single scratch. I love the even heat and the fact that I don’t have to add a lot of butter or oil. Also, of course, they are safe to use. The only potential downside is they are heavy compared to cheaper pans. This isn’t a problem for me but I wouldn’t give a set to my 88 year old mother because it’s hard for to lift things that are even slightly heavy. Other than that, these are great pans. And they come with cork trivets and potholders.
I love mine still 😊
A perfectly seasoned cast-iron is superior to everything. Ready to watch this video on the update. Ive heard baaad things about these pans.
Thank you for the video
They are beautiful! Do you know if they work on ceramic (I think or it might be glass 😂) stove top?
😆 I know what you’re talking about…I thought it was induction but now I think it’s glass but that might be the same thing. They are ‘stovetop agnostic’ and work on every cook top surface.
@@ChrissyHarlesss I didn't know that is what "stove top agnostic" meant.
Do you know where to get more sponges that came with the set? I can’t find them anywhere and they really help to get the tough food particles off.
Try Magic Eraser :)
1 year later it sticks to everything, don’t like cooking anymore 😩
They don’t want it stacked cause it scratches easily. I stack stainless steel with no problem. I pull up rather than to side up.