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T-fal Ultimate Hard Anodized Nonstick Pots and Pans Set, 14-Piece, Onyx | Titanium nonstick coating, Thermo-Spot heat indicator, Oven safe to 400°F, Dishwasher safe, All stovetops except induction

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Condition
New
Color
Onyx
Size
14-Piece
Model
E765SE73
Capacity
25.1 lb
Weight
20.1 lb
Material
Aluminum
In the box
8 inch and 10.25 inch fry pans11.5 inch fry pan with lid10.25 inch square griddle1 quart2 quartand 3 quart covered saucepan5 quart dutch oven with lidand 3 quart steamer insert with 2 side handles.

Features 5

  • Heavy Gauge Construction: Built to stand the test of time. Titanium Non-stick coating, 3x longer lasting vs basic T-fal non-stick coating, keeps food sliding smoothly, making cooking easier and cleanup a breeze.
  • Our Pots and Pans Set Non Stick Includes: 8 inch and 10.25 inch fry pans, 11.5 inch fry pan with lid, 10.25 inch square griddle, 1 quart, 2 quart, and 3 quart covered saucepan, 5 quart dutch oven with lid, and 3 quart steamer insert with 2 side handles.
  • Thermo-Spot Technology: Our unique heat indicator turns solid red when pans are properly preheated so you'll know exactly when to start cooking for perfect results every time.
  • Premium Design: Features riveted silicone handles for comfort while the vented tempered glass lids trap heat and moisture while keeping visibility. This collection is tough for all your cooking needs.

Description

Prepare for culinary adventures with T-fal Ultimate Non-Stick 14 piece pots and pans cookware set. It’s heavy gauge construction ensure durability to stand the test of time. The Titanium non-stick coating is 3x longer lasting vs T-fal basic non-stick coating and provides effortless food release, while Thermo-Spot® Technology ensures perfect preheating for consistent results every time. The even heat base prevents hot spots, allowing you to seal in juices and flavors. Silicone handles provide a secure grip enhancing comfort and confidence while cooking. Dishwasher and oven safe up to 400°F (lids up to 350°F), and compatible with all cooktops, excluding induction. This set is Ideal for weekday dinners, laid-back brunches, and hosting holiday gatherings, elevating your culinary experiences.

Specs 21

Brand T-Fal
Material Aluminum
Special Feature Dishwasher Safe
Color Onyx
Capacity 25.1 pounds
Brand Name T-Fal
Model Name Ultimate Hard Anodized Nonstick
Number of Packs 1

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Top Amazon Reviews

Happy Chef
Color: Onyx Size: 17-Piece
I’ve been extremely impressed with the T-Fal Ultimate Hard Anodized Nonstick 17-Piece Cookware Set. From the moment I started using it, I could tell it was built with quality and durability in mind. The hard-anodized construction feels sturdy and holds up well to everyday cooking without showing much wear. One of the standout features for me is how well these pans perform on a glass top stove. They heat evenly and maintain consistent temperatures, which makes cooking much easier and more reliable. I’ve had no issues with hot spots, and everything from eggs to sauces cooks beautifully. The nonstick coating is excellent—food slides right off with minimal oil, and cleanup is quick and hassle-free. Even after repeated use, the surface continues to perform like new, which really speaks to its durability. My absolute favorite feature is the Thermo-Spot indicator in the center of the pans. It changes color when the cookware is properly preheated, taking the guesswork out of cooking and helping ensure better results every time. Overall, this set offers fantastic value for the price. It’s versatile, reliable, and thoughtfully designed. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality, long-lasting cookware set—especially if you’re using a glass top stove. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026 by Theresa
Best Cookware I've Ever Bought!
Color: Onyx Size: 17-Piece
My previous cookware set was a T-Fal set that was absolutely horrible, so I was not interested in getting another one. But this set had the highest rating of all cookware sets on Amazon in my price range, and let me tell you, I am SO GLAD I GOT THIS ONE! This cookware is AMAZING! Out of all the cookware I have owned in my life, this one by far, is my #1 favorite, it is the easiest to cook with and the easiest to clean. This cookware set has explicit instructions on how to season it before the first use, and how often it needs to be re-seasoned. Because of arthritis I never owned any iron cookware, so I had never seasoned a piece of cookware before. But T-Fal's instructions are very easy to follow and made seasoning a breeze! Did I mention how easy it is to clean? Everything wipes right out with a paper towel before washing! No sticking at all! The instructions say you can put these in the dishwasher, but T-Fal RECOMMENDS handwashing, which is what I do. It also says you can use metal utensils on this cookware, but again, T-Fal RECOMMENDS that you use plastic or wooden utensils. BE AWARE - T-Fal RECOMMENDS that this set not be heated above medium heat, as it can cause warping and such. At first, I was disappointed to learn this. But the Titanium heats fairly fast and cooks great at medium heat, and even sears meats. I have an electric stove; the temperature controls for the stove top burners range between 1-10, and the highest heat I have used with these is 6.5 on occasion, but normally, I use them at around 5-5.5, and my food cooks perfectly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by Sandy1606
Initial Impression
Color: Onyx Size: 17-Piece
I'm doing an initial review of this cookware set. As it's being used, my intention is to come back to this review with updates. I ordered this set after doing a bit of 'googling' on what is the best cookware set for 2019 - I wanted something for our gas range. I think it's something to take into consideration when choosing what you're going to buy. An example - on a gas range - if the setting is high and your cookware has some sort of enamel-like finish, and the flames are coming over the sides of the pot/pan - it's going to discolor the finish after a period of time. I looked at the top 10 bracket, the top 5 bracket, I went to reviews, Good Housekeeping, Consumer Reports, just to name two of several, and surprisingly (at least for me) T-Fal was a set that kept popping up as one of the best. I've always thought of T-Fal as one of those starter cookware sets that someone might purchase when they're moving into their first apartment and starting out on their own - it is/was inexpensive - a set for a person learning to cook and therefore not requiring something more 'higher-end.' If you have/had those thoughts as well, you might want to set them aside, at least with this set.. Upon pulling everything out of the box my first impression was they look really nice. The set is light weight - the handles are riveted, silicone encased and can withstand up to 400 degree oven temperature. The lids are heavy tempered glass, each one having a small vent hole, and the handles are also silicone encased as well. The design of the lid-handles seems to take into account the use of pot holders since there's substantial space between the glass and the handle itself. All of the lids in my set fit nicely onto their respective pot/pan - no warpage or bent rims. The pots/pans are dishwasher safe (mine aren't going to see the inside of a dishwasher), and this particular set you can use metal utensils (I personally ain't-a-gonna do it). It comes with a steamer that is designed to stack on top of the large pot (not the dutch oven). When you're done steaming, grab some pot holders and lift the insert out by it's handles - no muss, no fuss. It's a much better option than the collapsible steamer I currently using. It comes with instructions on how to care for your cookware. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS! Why you may ask? This set is replacing a Calphalon set, and yes Calphalon was/is rated highly as well. But why replace it? Because being the knuckle head that I am, I didn't read the instructions. I knew Calphalon had to be hand washed (at least the set that I own) - but what I didn't know was what high heat does to the pots. When you read the instructions for T-Fal, and because it's aluminum, it'll say something to the effect of using low to medium heat (because aluminum conducts heat really well). See … I didn't know that about anodized aluminum and what I ended up doing was burning the finish off of each pot and skillet bottom of my Calphalon set - right down to the bare aluminum and of course this affected the non-stick surface on the inside. So please, read and follow the instructions. One other thing before I wrap this up. When I was doing my 'research' I came across this one video of an owner showing how an empty T-Fal pot didn't sit level on her stove. Seems the handle was heavy enough that it caused the pot to tip. She said this was a problem - and I guess it could be if you're in the process of putting something inside the pot in preparation of cooking. I do get that - but I placed an empty pot on the stove, centered over the burner, and it sat just fine - although I'll say my stove grate is different than the stove in the video - it also sat level on the counter top. Perhaps this might be something to take into consideration??? So initial impression is the set seems to be of good quality, looks nice, and I'm looking forward to putting this set through it's paces. UPDATE: As of December 4, 2019 I have to say that the T-Fal set has held up extremely well - cooking with this set is a breeze. I keep the burner setting usually at med-high if I want to bring something to a boil - and it doesn't take long for that to happen. The pots and pans conduct heat really well and there's practically no sticking. Usually I can pretty-much rinse off any food residue left behind using just running hot water. I'm pretty good at using either wooden or silicon-type utensils when cooking, though on occasion I've used metal spoons to stir, and there are no marks inside any of the pots/pans. I'm not one of those cooks adept enough to shift a pan around and flip the contents briefly into the air (my cool-factor is not that high) so "skating" the bottom of a pot/pan over the cast-iron grate has not taken place, so I can't say what would happen to this set if I were to do so. If I were to hazard a guess, I would say that more than likely there would be some marring of the bottom since cast iron probably trumps aluminum. Overall I'm very please with this purchase and the performance of this cook set. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2019 by Mitchell V. Rader Jr.
Best non-stick pans
Color: Onyx Size: 2-Piece
Review Image by Jennifer
Absolutely love this 2-piece set! The non-stick coating is amazing - eggs and pancakes slide right off with zero oil. The Thermo-Spot heat indicator in the center is a game changer. It turns solid red when the pan is perfectly preheated, so my food cooks evenly every time. The handles stay cool and feel really sturdy, plus they’re comfortable to hold. Cleanup is a breeze - just a quick wipe and they’re done. I use the smaller one for breakfast and the larger one for dinner, and both heat up fast and cook consistently. If you want pans that actually live up to the “non-stick” claim, get these. Totally worth it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2026 by Jennifer
A few things to be aware of
Color: Onyx Size: 17-Piece
SECOND UPDATE After about 4 years of use I continued to be VERY hapy with these pans. 0 problems with the non stick surface. I have replaced most of these pans with Hex Clad because of the hybrid characteristics (weight + non stick) of Hex Clad. After 4 years, these T-Fal are still better non-stick than the new hex-clad but I can use Hex Clad for all stainless / most non-stick purposes. Obviously the price point on Hex Clad is entirely different, this isn't meant to recomend Hex Clad over T-Fal, they both have their place! I still use a few of the T-Fal when I need something really really non-stick, I passed the rest of these pans to my adult children who are using them very happily. I would not hesitate to recomend these! UPDATE After a little less than 1 year of use the review remains largely unchanged. The only thing I would say is that the square gridles warped slightly early on. I use a gas range, and the warp is not bad enough to impact my use, but if these were used on a glass cooktop I expect that the griddles would be nearly unusable. The finish has not scratched or flaked or diminished in any way that I can perceive, I do NOT use metal utensils, and I always hand-wash. Some of the other reviews show pictures of the bottom of the pan with the finish rubbed off, I have not experienced this. I have two large T-fal frying pans I purchased from Costco, that I like very much. I had a set of Kirkland non-stick and a set of Circulon non-stick that I have had for about 12 years and 15 years respectively. I bought two of these sets to replace the two sets above. I thought that these pan sets were the same as the frying pans I bought at Costco based on the appearance in the picture. I have not rated these pans for scratch resistance because I have only had them for a few weeks. If they are as good as the T-Fal from Costco I expect they will do well, but I can't rate them yet. About 80% of the time I use cast iron or stainless steel. The good thing about those materials are heat retention and being able to handle high heat, both are not strong suits of most non-stick. Of course you can't use cast iron for acidic foods and stainless is tricky and you must use oil correctly to stop sticking, but both are very good for creating proper textures on food that need 'crusts' like steak, hash browns, grilled sandwiches, etc. Not related to this review, but if you like to cook, and haven't already, learn to use cast iron and stainless and get good products of each (copper inside of stainless for heat distribution). I use non-stick for things where non stick is important (like eggs) or when other characteristics, like heat retention, don't matter like Kraft mac and cheese (don't judge me), frozen corn/peas, warming bottled sauces and similar. The observations below are based on about 3 weeks of use. Some things that may appear 'negative' are generally assumptions on my part, and not misrepresentations in the listing. Things to know 1- If you bought similar T-fal frying pans at Costco as I did, those pans are considerably heavier than the pans in this set, so heat retention in those pans are far better than in the pans in this set. 2- I really like that the rivets are now teflon coated, this makes cleaning much easier. I mention the T-fal pans above that I purchased from Costco, I believe that they have the same coating, and I have had those pans for well over a year, and they clean VERY easily, better than either the Kirkland or the Circulon. 3- These pans seem to distribute heat very well, but as soon as food hits the pan the, the lack of weight results in the pan cooling where the food is. This is why I rated heat distribution a 4 instead of a 5, and really is more of something to learn and understand than a negative. 4- These pans seem to heat and boil water much faster than the two sets I mention above. This may be because of the heat distribution and the fact that not much energy is required to heat the pans themselves - just speculation on my part. 5- Although I used Circulon for a long time, I find the ridges a negative in terms of non-stick performance anytime after the first few uses. Also, the ridges actually create inconsistent cooking in some uses, for instance, when cooking pancakes, you can actually see the ridge pattern in the pancakes instead of a consistent cook. Obviously the pans in this listing do not suffer from this as they have smooth surfaces. 6- This set does not have a tall pan that I would call a 'stock pot'. Both of the sets that I mention above had a 8 to 10 quart tall pan that I will look to replace. 7- The kirkland set had metal handles, so they could be placed in the oven without worrying. Although I think that the rubber handles on this set are rated up to some temperature, I still am not comfortable placing these in the oven. I knew I would loose this when I purchased these, and since I rarely use non-stick in the over, I wasn't too worried about it, but somethign to consider. 8- If you hang your pans from a pot-rack, like I do, the handles are large, and the pans don't fit inside of each other really well. With the kirkland I could easily share one hook for two pans because the size and shape of the handles allowed for them to 'nest' on one hook, and the size of the pans, and length of the handles, allowed them to fit into each other well when hanging. Don't expect to be able to do this with these pans. 9- This set does not have a large frying pan. I knew this and it didn't bother me because of the previously mentioned pans from Costco, but be aware that the size of the pans in this set are all relatively small. 10- I would prefer that these pans be slightly heavier, but that is probably a subjective desire based on my experience and once I learn to account for the lack of weight in my cooking practices it will probably be OK. Overall I am mostly happy with the pans, and for what they are, they are very effective. I would probably not be happy with them as my only set of cookware because of the inability to put them in the oven and they characteristics I described based on the pan weight. If those things don't matter to you, I would rate these a 5. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020 by D Coombs
Superb Cookware
Color: Onyx Size: 17-Piece
I wanted to wait at least a couple after my initial purchase to write a review, since writing an immediate review offers little information as to the durability of the product. I purchased my first T-Fal set of pots and pans nearly 45 years ago, and never regretted the decision, just as I've not regretted this one. After several months of use, the pots and pans looks as they did when I purchased them, no discoloring, and no scratches. The only thing that is slightly affected is the bottom of the pans where they are frequently slid back and forth over the stove top burner. Of course, this poses no problem for me, as I'm not concerned about the bottom, and as stated, it's only slightly affected. One of the things that I really like about this set is the "weight" of them. They aren't lightest pots and pans, neither are they the heaviest. They are in fact, about medium weight and thickness. I suppose you could say they are in the "Goldie Locks" zone, in other words, the weight and thickness are "just right." As I am not always careful about storing my pots and pans, I decided with this set to purchase some pot and pans dividers/protectors which can be cut to size and placed on the inside surface of the pans to keep them from coming into contact with the other pots and pans, thus preventing accidental scratching, especially, if one tends to "toss" them into the cupboard, instead of gently laying them down. Everything about this T-Fal set is by and large "pros." However, there is one slight "con," and that is because of the way the bottom of the set is designed for optimum heat distribution, they are prone to sliding around on the stove top. This problem is solved easily enough by just holding onto the handle when stirring anything. It might seem like a small nuisance, but like anything, doing frequently, it will become a habit, and you will doing it without thinking about it. Actually, I would think this would be the safest way to stir things on the stove even if they didn't tend to slide a little. With this set, I did take the time to read quite a few of the reviews, and I was impressed to say the least. One video review showed a customer who had bought this same set about five years before, as well as the same set recently. I was quite impressed with the five-year old set as it looked brand new, except with a little wear on the bottom. Oh yes, there is one more "con," sort of, and that is there aren't lids for every pot and pans, in fact, there about half as many lids and there are pots and pans, although, each lid fit two pots or pans. So, if it were possible, I would purchase lids for all of them, despite the fact that it really isn't necessary seeing as most people only have four burners on their stove, and foods that had already been cooked would most likely have been placed into bowls. But, what if I didn't want to place it in a bowl, and wanted to set the whole thing aside with the lid on it? But alas, me thinks I will survive this great disadvantage. Obviously, a person could spend a lot more money on a set of pots and pans, but for everyday cooking, I don't think you could purchase a better set, at least, not for the money. Ken ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by revkenq
Nice Quality cookware set
Color: Onyx Size: 14-Piece
my second set... this time I will be much more carefull about over heating... overheating will kill these sets... and not good for the food either... been a few months, not overheating, and they still look and cook like new... hard to beat these for the money
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2026 by Michael D Norvell Sr
Good pans
Color: Onyx Size: 2-Piece
My dad loved these. They don't scratch or stick. They are nice looking and perfect size.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2026 by Kirsten Jaros
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