Hurry! All-Clad Slashed Prices of Its Stainless Steel Roasting Pans By Almost 40% Off at Amazon
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When All-Clad puts any of its quality stainless steel cookware on sale, we sit up and take notice. The brand’s cookware is loved by both professional and home cooks because of its durability and long-lasting, high-quality construction. And while it often comes with a big price tag, it’s possible to find great discounts.
Take this particular All-Clad deal, hiding in Amazon’s sales section, as a prime example. The brand’s stainless steel roasting pans are discounted as high as 38% off right now at Amazon, just ahead of Thanksgiving.
All-Clad 11 by 14-Inch Stainless Steel Roaster Pan
Amazon
$160
$100
The All-Clad stainless steel roasting pan is made of a durable single-layer of stainless steel with a bonded base that’s warp-resistant. Its material makes it oven and broiler-safe for up to 600℉, so it can be used safely up to that temperature without any permanent damage to the pan. It can be used on the stovetop for making gravy or browning meat, and is compatible with most cooktops, from electric to gas and ceramic, but can’t be used on an induction cooktop.
These pans are built sturdy and made to last, and it shows in the construction. Even the handles are stainless steel and attached to the pan with stainless steel rivets. This pan comes in two sizes: one that measures 11 by 14 inches and another that measures 14.5 by 18 inches. When choosing which size will work best for you, know that the smaller one can hold up to a 15-pound turkey, while the larger one can hold up to a 20-pound turkey, according to the brand. Both sizes are great for roasting turkeys and baking hams for holiday dinners, but they’re not just for special occasions. Use them to roast a whole chicken, pork tenderloin, or brisket for a family dinner.
All-Clad 14.5 by 18-Inch Stainless Steel Roaster Pan
Target
$180
$130
The roasting pan comes with a nonstick v-shaped rack, which is perfect for keeping your meat lifted up so it can heat evenly all around. When cooked on the rack, the juices drip down into the pan, making it easier to baste or glaze the meat during cooking. What is nice is that the rack is removable, so you can use the pan on the stove to reduce the drippings for gravy, or as a baking dish for other meals. Best of all, the All-Clad roasting pans are as easy to clean as they are to use since they’re dishwasher-safe.
Shoppers have used All-Clad’s roasting pans for cooking many different kinds and sizes of meats and rave about their sturdiness and high level of performance. “No more disposable foil pans,” writes one customer. “This roaster is a heavy-duty pan that doesn’t disappoint.” They have used it in their oven and on a smoker, making hams, turkeys, pork butt, and more.
“This is a lifetime investment,” reports a second shopper who has used All-Clad’s cookware for years. They purchased the large roaster and wrote that it “held a 22-pound turkey just perfectly.” Another shopper is ecstatic that they can fit two of the small roasting pans side by side in their oven and says that it is “perfect for cooking two smaller turkeys at once.”
With tip-top quality and a discount on two different sizes, the only choice you need to make now is whether or not to grab the bigger or smaller roasting pan. Shop them now while they’re up to 38% off. But don’t wait too long, because when All-Clad pans are on sale, they vanish quickly.
Shop More All-Clad Deals at Amazon:
All-Clad 12-Inch D3 Stainless Steel Fry Pan
Amazon
$120
$100
All-Clad 10-Piece D3 Stainless Steel Nonstick Cookware Set
Amazon
$1200
$770
All-Clad 3-Quart D3 Stainless Steel Sauce Pan
Amazon
$180
$117
All-Clad 2-Piece D3 Stainless Steel Fry Pan Set
Target
$290
$274
All-Clad 6-Piece Professional Stainless Steel Kitchen Gadgets and Caddy
Amazon
$162
$120
At the time of publishing, the price started at $100.
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