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What is the best way to go when you’re looking to replace your old and fried pots and pans? First of all, consider your needs. Do you cook every night? Seldom? Do you cook only for yourself, yourself and a friend, or for a family? Answering these questions will help guide you in your decisions when it’s time to buy pots and pans. One thing stands true in buying pots and pans: you get what you pay for.

You don’t necessarily have to shell out for a complete 12-piece set when the time comes to buy pots and pans. For most purposes, you will need only a few select pieces of cookware. If you have a decent sauté pan or skillet, a 2 quart saucepan and an 8 quart stock pot, you’ll find that you can prepare most stove-top recipes. And if you plan to do some serious Asian cooking, you’ll definitely want to get a wok.