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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses various aspects of cookware, particularly focusing on information shared by participants regarding the accuracy of statements related to stainless steel cookware. Participants express appreciation for shared resources and note discrepancies in the information presented.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares that they found some incorrect statements regarding stainless steel cookware, specifically about the exterior and oven safety ratings.
  • Another participant expresses gratitude for the shared information and intends to use it in their own materials.
  • Several users mention their appreciation for the contributions made by others in the thread.
  • One participant notes a distinction between different types of cookware coatings, highlighting a specific difference in product lines.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the accuracy of the information shared, with some participants identifying discrepancies while others express support for the content provided.

Contextual Notes

The discussion centers around personal experiences with cookware information and the sharing of resources among participants.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking to compare cookware information and share insights with their peers may find this discussion relevant.

Cindycooks
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I can't take credit for this - it's from my upline and it's great! I think I'm going to put it in the new theme-show binder.
 

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Looks great!! Thanks for sharing!:thumbup:
 
with a quick once over, I found a couple of incorrect statements. Both are under the stainless.

Under exterior, there is a carry over of information from the Executive Line. (titanium-reinforced alloy; ) and I don't see it listed in the catalog that the s/s exterior is scratch resistant.

Second is under oven safe. The pans are rated for 500, the lids are only good to 400.
 
Cindy - love this ~ thanks so much!

I was going to post what Jeanine just posted!:balloon: One other thing though that I found - Executive Cookware is Autograph II - which is different from Autograph Coating.
 
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thanks - I didnt even check it before posting!
 
Cindy,

I fully intend to steal this from you! Thanks for posting. :)
 

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