Made In reviews and discussion

Made In makes excellent cookware. If you are getting serious about cooking, look into getting cookware from Made In, but only if you also take the time to learn how to properly cook with and care for them.

Love my stainless frying pan - high quality, durable, can tell it's top notch when you pick it up. And big fan of the chef-driven content.

The best cookware you could dream of, at reasonable prices.

Great quality of the steel. Easy to clean easy to use

Austin-based Made In has created a line of cookware that sits at the intersection of Professional Chef and serious Home Cook I was gifted a Carbon Steel 12" Frying Pan over the holidays. I've graduated from my beloved Lodge Cast Iron pan to Carbon Steel given that CS stands up better to the wear and tear of regular use but still solves the same cooking challenges CI (notable: Range to Oven). Made In's Carbon Steel pan is not for the uninitiated. Out of the box, it requires 'seasoning' which is a process by which oil is applied to the pan and then cooked into the surface at high temps to create a non-stick surface Made In does a great job providing content on how to do this, including a booklet and videos. After a few rounds of seasoning, I put my Made In pan to the test with a high-quality steak and I'm happy to report that Made In passes with flying colors I am a huge fan of DTC Brands that create 'lifelong' products, and based on my early use of Made In's fry pan I'm confident it will be in my kitchen for many many years

Bought the whole stainless steel set last Black Friday to replace all of our kitchen items and have loved them since. They heat up evenly, are extremely easy to clean, and also look super professional in the kitchen when using them. I just purchased the 5qt saucier to add to our collection because we want to make even bigger meals with the items. Really great quality, highly recommend!

I own several Made In products such as the chef's knife, 8 quart pot, skillet. At my business, we use the entrée bowls, dinner plates, side bowls, side plates and wine glasses. With every product, I have been impressed with the durability, design and function. I will continue to buy and recommend!

When I last moved states and finally decided to throw out my cheap old pans that were well past their prime, I decided to invest in a good set of cookware. With all of the new cookware companies coming into popularity a couple of years ago, I wanted to make sure I was going to get something reliable and well worth my money, but still somewhat attractive and functional. I've had my MadeIn pans for at least 3 years now, and they work just as well as the first day I got them (compared to a certain trendy pan I have as well which I barely even reach for now). Everything I've gotten has been high quality and I'd recommend them to anyone!

Got the made in stainless clad 10 piece set. Pretty pricy, but I'm probably going to use these for the rest of my life and theres a lifetime warrenty. It's nice to have the extra saucepan for when you are making multiple dishes at once, but you can definitely get a smaller set if you don't cook like that very often. Most used is the 8" clad frying pan. I have no complaints compared to what I used to use!

I love my Made-In stainless steel pan! It's my most used cookware item. The care card that was included in its packaging was extremely helpful to me as someone who rarely cooked on stainless steel. The material is heavy, but I find it to be a manageable weight compared to other brands. I also appreciate that the handle is flat rather than completely rounded; it makes draining or tipping the pan less painstaking.

I would never call myself a chef but these pans make me feel like one! Brava!! I will be buying my sister a set for her upcoming anniversary.