Copper cookware is a pricey investment. Before you buy, it's important to know how to use and care for it — and whether it suits your cooking needs.

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Brass and copper cookware offer significant health and cooking advantages, with brass promoting nutrient retention and zinc ...

No type of cookware is quite as aspirational as copper. While it doesn’t come cheap, the best copper cookware offers superior heat conductivity on top of being downright gorgeous. For those who are ...

These pots and pans are great for searing, sauces, and making your friends jealous. Greg Baker is a chef, restaurant consultant, and writer with almost 40 years of experience in the industry. As an ...

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Target’s sauce pan has all of this appeal, while also being crafted with a stainless steel frame for durability. You get the ...

A typical nonstick skillet only lasts a few years because food starts to stick once the surface is damaged. These are the ...

HERE’S TED REINSTEIN PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE. YOU KNOW, THE IDEA THAT SOME MANUFACTURERS DESIGN PRODUCTS TO HAVE A LIMITED LIFESPAN, LEADING YOU TO REPLACE THEM MORE OFTEN. PERHAPS YOUR SMARTPHONE ...