Jamie Oliver Stainless Steel Copper

Old school, very good, new poor – Bought the originals over 10 yrs ago and still using them ! Bought the latest version 2 yrs ago absolutely rubbish, not as heavy and robust non stick comes off  Show details

Jamie Oliver/Tefal Non-Stick Frypans – Two of my frying pans non-stick coating definitely bubbling and peeling off the surface. We're very careful when cleaning them every times. I purchased through Westpac Altitude Rewards Redeem Points. Very disappointed with these expensive products. *Buyer Beware* Regards, Gaz  Show details

LOVE IT! – I jumped on board the Jamie Oliver cookware almost 2 years ago (when they were on sale) and since purchasing i struggle to purchase any other cookware. I have used the pans, pots and steamer! All are VERY good, high quality products. Best part is, they are SO easy to clean!! Highly recommend his products even if products are full price!  Show details

Jamie Oliver/Tefal frying pan – I have just thrown my 2nd 260mm wide stainless steel frying pan into the rubbish bin and will never buy another Jamie Oliver/Tefal product again. It is a terrible product, it's turned black on the outside even with regular cleaning and the black coating inside has gone lumpy. My 2 other Jamie Oliver 200mm pans and a griddle pan are going the same way so will be going in the bin soon.  Show details

Everything sticks – Have this jamie oliver stainless steel induction 26cm for less than 12 months and for the last three months everything sticks. So disappointing. Will not buy this expensive product ever again.  Show details

Everything sticks – Purchased the Jamie Oliver heavy large Pan a few years ago thinking it would be a lifetime product for the the price. After on a few years of occasional domestic use the pan is useless as everything sticks. Don't waist your money.  Show details

Coating peeling off the pots – really disappointed as paid a lot of money for this set of Jamie Oliver and only been using for about a month. my husband boiling the potatoes tonight and you can see the coating lifting around the edges of the pot so he is throwing them out not knowing what we are going to be putting into our mouth with the coating as well.

Best Frypan – I own a number of good quality frypans, including three other Tefal, but I have to say this is the best one to use on my induction hot plates. Heats up quickly and seems to distribute even heat and is easy to clean. The most important thing with teflon coated pans is to only use maximum medium heat.(this is more than enough) and handwash. .Do this and this pan will last for years. Well, I anticipate it will  Show reply

Confused about which pans people are reviewing here! – Hi, the product(s) up for review are the professional series stainless steel with copper pans. A lot of people are obviously talking about different pans as they say the Tefal coating is coming off. My pans have no Tefal coating but have a heavy base and are well made. They can go into the oven (up to 210*C) and are easy to clean and maintain. For… Read more ·  1

the price I got them for I'm very happy with them.

I've had many non stick pans and I agree even used carefully they never seem to last long so I don't bother with them anymore. I doubt you'll see non stick coated pans in a professional kitchen.

unsafe coating ?? – I am completely bewildered by how bad these fry pans performed and how quickly they started to deconstruct ! I was scared I was going to be poisoned by the poor quality of the non stick surface

The "Stainless Steel" Lid Is Rusting – Hi! Purchased my Jamie Oliver Tefal Stainless Steel Copper 5 Piece Cookware Set last year and only just moved into my house so I have only been using it a month and I have rust appearing on one of the lids! I contacted their team and they said it's not rust but it looks like it try rubbing a potato on it! You spend hundreds of dollars of decent cookware to be told you have to clean it yourself with a potato what the hell! Not happy at all!

Poor quality – We have his Teflon coated cookware and after just 6 months the coating is peeling off. We only use wooden or rubber utensils so we are completely unimpressed with this product. DO NOT BUY IT! Use good old Raco or equivalent. Disappointing product.

Very Expensive but barely lasted 6 months – We purchased the 5 piece Jamie Oliver Cookware from Harris Scarfes. Even on Sale at 50% off it was $400. It seemed like a quality product with rubber over proof handles and copper bases and a non stick tefal surface. Well what we found is that the non-stick surface came off within 6 months (it just peeled off) and then the pans would scratch… Read more

even with a wooden spoon. They lost their 'non stick' and were useless. I must say that the small and large pan for boiling are still good but it is the saute pan and the fry pan which have been a let down. They just cannot tolerate the frying and heating.

We spoke with Harris Scarfes but they said that we did not use a 'special' scourer and it was out fault. I can assure you we did not use a scourer at all until the non stick surface peeled off.

These are very expensive pans and as such you would expect more..they were no better than $10 pans from Big W. Avoid them I say.

if you are going to buy Jamie Oliver wok, buy this and not the Hard Anodised Induction version – This is our 3rd Stainless Steal wok by Jamie Oliver, they last about 4 years before we have to replace them. They are expensive, very expensive (buy when you see half price) and got good even heat. We tried the Hard Anodised Induction version of this wok and it's a complete waste of money. Incredibly slow to heat up on our induction cooktop,… Read more

even when we turned on max boost. After 4-5 minutes of trying to heat it up, I gave it a go with an egg and I could hardly fry the egg.

In the end I had to go out and get the Stainless Steal version and it's much better.

We got Miele Induction cook top.

Pro:

- Even heat

- Non stick works well the first 3-4 years

- Quick to heat on induction

Con:

- Expensive

- Not lasting

- Not recommended to put in the dishwasher

- Can't be used to high heat (according to the manual and the lady who sold it) - I thought that was the whole point of using a wok, correct me if I'm wrong

"Amazing" – This has to be the best money I've spent, it heats evenly an cleans beautifully it's the only pan I use now I've actually thrown all my old ones out an will be going back to purchase more of the Jamie Oliver cook ware so if your uncertain don't be, buy it, you wont regret it :) "EVERYTHING"

Good solid pans – Solid, heavy pans, with firmly rivetted handles. They all had stickers on the bottom when I got them, which proved difficult to remove. Not sure if they were from Tefal or the store, but I'm glad I removed them as apparently they leave burn marks if you don't. After some use, the stainless surface of the pans started to look tarnished inside… Read more

but they're easily cleaned with appropriate cleaning products.

They're expensive but feel like they'll last. Quality feel, solid build

Good – I would reccomend this product as it brings out the chef in you. Its great stainless steel looks and teflan coating is great for non stick cooking. The fact that it has a heat indicator makes it great for knowing when the tempreature is right for cooking with high heat. It can be hung up in your kitchen for less space in your draws. I love that… Read more

the product looks great and the heat of the pan is even. It lets you know when its hot enough. the thing I find not so good is the weight of the pan, it becomes quite heavy when you are ligting it constanly.

Good – We do use this frypan a lot. It's the sort of size where you can just whip something up quickly and its easy to wash up and clean. Its almost 2 years old and non stick is still in tact but we are quite careful with the utensils we use on it. we have the small frypan only in this range. its very evenly heated as it has the copper base. It's quite… Read more

good quality and very easy to clean. Nothing has really stuck to it so far. Non stick coating is staying put so far. can't think of any - I guess for a small frypan it is heavy due to the copper base.

Really good so far – Got the large pan (with 2 handles) half price at Christmas last year. So far has been great, we use it for everything! It is a heavy pan - this is because it has a thick base. Don't understand why people complain about this. Very easy to clean... We don't use metal in the pan even though it says you can, just don't trust it plus there's no reason… Read more

to use metal utensils.

No signs of damage except that when we first got it the store sticker (with metal in it) was stuck to the bottom, we accidentally cooked with it on there and now there's a big burn mark. Doesn't effect the function though, just watch out for it! Good quality, looks good, thick base, teflon Can be pricey

Check before you buy – My old wok was dying & I decided to go for Tefal because they seem to have good quality. so, I bought a 30cm Wokpan (Coated) last July & now I have a really big black burning spot inside the coated & this black spot is getting bigger & bigger. it appeared only 3 months after i bought it. I went back to DJ on Nov & asked if i can replace with… Read more

another one, the staff told me that it's not included in the Warranty as the wok was overheat on the side. However, the flame always under the wok & never over burn. this was only less than 6 months.

So, don't be fooled by the "lifetime guarantee on non-stick surfaces" or the warranty. They won't be willing to replace one for you at all.

if you are thinking to buy a new pan or cookware, think before you buy Tefal. coz at the end of the day, if any damage u made, it won't be covered & you have to stick with it.

I think i will go back to cheaper version iron wok. Tell me one if you know Heavy, come without a lid(wok only), easy to scratch even using their own utensils

Bad – I do not own this cooking set, although I do own a large frying pan just like the one in this set. Since the pans will be such an integral part of the set for the average cook, I believe that my review is relevant. Even if the pots in this set turned out to be brilliant, I would not buy the set on account of the pans. We've had our pan for… Read more

only 3 years, and it's already full of holes and bubbles where the non-stick material has peeled off (we've probably ingested it, unfortunately). It has done this despite us not even using metal utensils on it, even though it claims to be metal-safe. I consider this pan to be a bad buy, and I'll probably stay away from the Tefal Jamie Oliver range from now on. The next pan I buy will probably be an enamelled cast iron pan, to match my enamelled cast iron pot which I got at the same time as the Tefal pan, but which is still in near-perfect condition and is just as non-stick. (frying pan only)

-The handle is comfortable, never gets hot, and hasn't shown any hint of becoming loose after 3 years.

-The pan is oven safe even though it has a soft silicon grip on its underside.

-The pan distributes heat well, so things cook evenly. (but it has a limited life) (frying pan only)

-The frying pan is very heavy, which has its benefits of course, but makes it difficult to toss with one hand.

-The Thermo-spot is a gimmick, and after a while it doesn't work too well anyway. Although I like the idea of the thermo-spot telling me when the pan is ready to put food in, in reality the best way to test for heat is to hover your hand over the pan. After all, you'll want different temperatures for different things: high temparature for searing or browning things, medium temperature for gently sauteeing. You'll need to stop relying on the thermo-spot eventually anyway, because it becomes less responsive over time (and it's kind of hard to see whether the spot is 'on' or 'off' even when you first buy the pan)

-Don't trust the non-stick coating. It's hardier than teflon, but only just. My 3-year old pan is almost ready to be thrown away.