70% Off All Henckels Cookware Sets During Bay Days at The Bay

Posted April 16, 2012 @ 12:29pm
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Mother's Day is around the corner and if you want to get her something practical, The Bay is marking down their cookware in stores and online during Bay Days. Right now, all Henckels Cookware Sets are 70% off!

Here's a quick look at what's available online:

Henckels Spirit 10-Pc Stainless Steel Cookware Set - $269.99, Was $899.99
Henckels Truclad 10-Pc Cookware Set with Bonus Roaster - $299.99, Was $999.99
Henckels Zwilling Truclad 10-Pc Cookware Set in Stainless Steel - $299.99, Was $999.99
Henckels Twin 9-Pc Cookware Set in Stainless Steel - $299.99, Was $999.99

Orders of $99 or more will ship for free from TheBay.com. Bay Days pricing is valid until April 19.

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- Homerhomer
- Since it's not "Henckel International" I assume it should be German made as opposed China, and it should be pretty much life time warranty. Unfortunately the website has no details at all.
- karsongp
- pretty sure that at $269.99, it's made in China.
- iheartdeals
- Anyone know if it comes with anything extra? The last few deals came with a roasting pan etc.
- zz000ter
- What is better? The Spirit or the TruClad?
- IntrepidRT
- Clear lids are probably better.
- baymoe
- Anyone know if it comes with anything extra? The last few deals came with a roasting pan etc.
  Truclad without a doubt. Go in person and hold them in your hands, you'd be able to tell.
- Skidz
- Anyone know if it comes with anything extra? The last few deals came with a roasting pan etc.
  this one has the roasting pan
  
  doesnt say its stainless though
- hardywang
- Time to grab one set...
- azncapcom
- hmmm... tempted... do these have lifetime warranty?
- Scott Hall
- Went to the store last night to check them out.
  
  Spirit has the glass lids which are nice, but not essential.
  The TruClad are MUCH heavier than the Spirit. The reason why the TruClad don't say stainless on them is because they have an aluminum core, which Henckels describes as distributing even heating. Not sure if the Spirit has the same, but they are much lighter in comparison to the TruClad+Aluminum Core.
  
  And also, they're both Made in China.
- Ommack
- Can anyone weigh in on the quality and durability of this set? Thinking of grabbing one but I noticed paderno also has a big sale. Any info is much appreciated
- Homerhomer
- I have noticed flyers in the morning paper for them from other store, it beginning to look like expensive crap with good brand sticker on them.
  
  Henckel is known for two (or even more) quality on their products, the top is very good and expensive, the lower is pretty much no different than everything else, these pots are probably the latter.
  
  Few years ago some of their products were called Henckel International, the international part was an indication it was made in China and such (I was shopping for high quality knives), looks like they figured out the international didn't serve them right and dropped it all together.
- Loomy
- ALMOST all of this stuff is made in developing countries, so don't focus too much on that.
  
  when america's test kitchen or consumer reports review pots and pans, the differences are usually small. stuff like handle comfort and weight and balance. and they notice cooking differences that home cooks probably wouldn't.
  
  that said, they do have favorites.
  
  but unless you do the work to find out what those are, I don't think you should assume one random cookware set is better than another. this set could work just as well as a $135 from canadian tire or wherever.
  
  ATK reviews single pieces more often than whole sets, and almost all their work is behind their pay wall. but just bopping around their site I see that expensive all-clad products recommended just as often as cheaper tramontina or cuisinart products.
  
  this video helps summarize my opinion: http://www.cooksillustrated.com/vide...94&newVideo =y
  
  if you want really good stuff, you've got to do the work and buy pieces individually. if you don't care that much, you probably won't care what set you get either. just buy on looks or feel or the lunar cycle and you'll be fine.
  
  ps: that video references their favorite large frying pan at the very start. the 12" all-clad skillet. and their favorite saute pans are an expensive viking and a cheap cuisinart.
  
  pps: don't spend much money on non-stick pans. they're all disposable. buy the cheapest on sale and toss when scratched up.
- Spamate
- just got one.
  
  if you apply for a hbc credit card, you can get a further discount. mine was 20% at yorkdale. good deal!
  
  you don't get the roaster in-store though. none that i called budged.
  
  thanks op!
- baymoe
- Great deal on that Truclad set. Just placed an order for mine and going to be returning the set of Calphalon I got from Homeoutfitters.
  
  Thanks!
- btrash
- ALMOST all of this stuff is made in developing countries, so don't focus too much on that.
  
  when america's test kitchen or consumer reports review pots and pans, the differences are usually small. stuff like handle comfort and weight and balance. and they notice cooking differences that home cooks probably wouldn't.
  
  that said, they do have favorites.
  
  but unless you do the work to find out what those are, I don't think you should assume one random cookware set is better than another. this set could work just as well as a $135 from canadian tire or wherever.
  
  ATK reviews single pieces more often than whole sets, and almost all their work is behind their pay wall. but just bopping around their site I see that expensive all-clad products recommended just as often as cheaper tramontina or cuisinart products.
  
  this video helps summarize my opinion: http://www.cooksillustrated.com/vide...94&newVideo =y
  
  if you want really good stuff, you've got to do the work and buy pieces individually. if you don't care that much, you probably won't care what set you get either. just buy on looks or feel or the lunar cycle and you'll be fine.
  
  ps: that video references their favorite large frying pan at the very start. the 12" all-clad skillet. and their favorite saute pans are an expensive viking and a cheap cuisinart.
  
  pps: don't spend much money on non-stick pans. they're all disposable. buy the cheapest on sale and toss when scratched up.
  I think people really only see the 70% off sign and head straight to HBC to buy buy buy
- cl3537
- Can anyone weigh in on the quality and durability of this set? Thinking of grabbing one but I noticed paderno also has a big sale. Any info is much appreciated
  Truclad is excellent used it for 6 months pot and large sautÃÂ© pan in stainless. We are happy with them but they are quite heavy and built very solid we only bought the largest pieces. I feel they work better and are deeper than most cheaper brands especially on our induction stove. If its 3 ply you need thickness and weight otherwise you get hot spots on gas or ceramic heater tops. You won't find better at the bay except demeyere which is way more expensive.
  
  Don't buy any non stick from zwilling, t-fal (made in France higher end) stuff is better and cheaper.
  We bought an expensive thermolon coated pan from zwilling henkels and stuff sticks now after 3 months just like the much cheaper green pan.
- baymoe
- I think people really only see the 70% off sign and head straight to HBC to buy buy buy
  That is true in most cases, but the majority of folks would know better than to buy it at full retail when it comes down to cooksets. It's remarkable how high their retail pricing for these items are.
  
  In the reviews that I've read online, most fingers point towards getting truclad sets as they're more even in high dissipation and not prone to separation unlike units with impact bonded bases.
- icecanadian
- just got one.
  
  if you apply for a hbc credit card, you can get a further discount. mine was 20% at yorkdale. good deal!
  
  you don't get the roaster in-store though. none that i called budged.
  
  thanks op!
  How do you get 20% on your first purchase? Isn't it just 10%? Unless it is exclusive to Yorkdale store.
- BD006
- My parents picked up the Spirit over the TruClad because of the handles. They really didn't like the ones on the TruClad, otherwise I would have told them to get that set.
- Rudee
- I snagged a 10 piece Henkel cookware set during that epic Zellers cucumbergate sale during boxing week. After the boxing day discount and applying the 50% off coupon, I ended paying only $199 for the set. Great set.
- visionqueen
- Thanks op, ordered the truclad with roaster!
- baymoe
- My parents picked up the Spirit over the TruClad because of the handles. They really didn't like the ones on the TruClad, otherwise I would have told them to get that set.
  They have one of the most comfortable handles of all the sets I've held. To each their own perhaps.
  
  http://www.amazon.com/Henckels-Inter.../dp/B0006GCEOS
- iheartdeals
- They have one of the most comfortable handles of all the sets I've held. To each their own perhaps.
  
  http://www.amazon.com/Henckels-Inter.../dp/B0006GCEOS
  I agree, the handles are really ergonomic and comfortable. It's one of the reasons why I picked up the TruClad set.
- baymoe
- I agree, the handles are really ergonomic and comfortable. It's one of the reasons why I picked up the TruClad set.
  Did you recently pick up the set? Any feedback you can provide on that Truclad set? Mine is showing ready to ship on their site.