High quality will cost you and with cookware by Mauviel, you are sure to get the best. I think if you had a set, you might just display them as expensive artwork and will be hesitant to cook in them. When you do use them, you will be spoiled to go to back to any other "cheaper" cookware. Made in France, sets by Mauviel will cost you quite a bit, but it is well worth it. If you have never laid your eyes or hand on these beauties, I highly suggest to go out and do so this weekend. Better yet, buy a set yourself.
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my wife got me a 9″ sauce pan for a present and after I started to heat the pan for a minute the “stainless” lining began to bubble. I have written the company since the store we purchased it from told us to take that route. After 2 emails and no answers plus an voicemail to a large USA based distributor I am not sure about the value of the warranty or service side of this cookware. Any thoughts on who to contact?
Wow… bad customer service is never a good way to go, especially with the high price tag. If you have a defective product, I would think the company would honor their warranty… if not shame on them. Please keep us up to date on your pursuit for justice!
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