Level up small space cooking with Kilne Studio Cookware Set

Small kitchen with no room for nice pots and pans got you down? Enter Canadian-based Kilne and its new Studio Cookware Set

Basically a scaled-down version of the popular made-in-Italy Everything Pan and Everything Pot, the pieces feature the same premium fit and finish. For example, the polished and branded stainless steel handle and knob (which gets hot while cooking!), recycled aluminum body, self-basting dots under the lid, signature PFA-free non-stick and scratch-resistant ceramic cooking surface and premium colours that include classics like Sage (green), Peppercorn (black) and Meringue (beige). 

The set certainly looks pretty on the countertop and is visually distinctive compared to most utilitarian examples on the market (i.e., T-Fal), but word to the wise it’s best to avoid stacking or crowding them as the silicon matte lacquer exterior is highly susceptible to scratching. For any manufacturing defects or abnormal non-stick performance issues, the company offers a three-year limited warranty.

Speaking of performance, the non-stick lives up to the name and fares better than most at resisting unwanted food adhesion. Though the official literature states the surfaces are “compatible with metal utensils for when you need them,” opting for wood or other alternatives is probably a safer bet for overall longevity. The ferromagnetic base means even induction stovetops work. And if a quick oven broil is called for, the duo can handle maximum oven temps of 400°C (250°C with lid).

Measurements are 9.5 inches and 1.0-quart capacity for the Mini Everything Pan and eight inches/3.25-quart for the Mini Everything Pot. Together the bundle currently costs $235 and includes bonus utensils (spatula and spoon) and trivet — both are made from beautiful and sustainable solid acacia wood. And as always, Kilne’s packaging is on-point creating a memorable unboxing experience. 

Right now, the studio set is also available in a number of fun limited-edition colours: Dijon (orange), Fig (plum), Blueberry (purple) and the above pictured Smoke (grey). 

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