Caraway cookware is sold online directly through their website . It is also available through select retailers such as Bed Bath and Beyond and Target.

Where are Caraway pots and pans made?

They are manufactured in China at facilities that employ strict manufacturing standards including environmentally-friendly processes and the ethical treatment of workers.

How long does Caraway cookware last?

Caraway offers a 1-year warranty on their bakeware, pots, and pans. With careful use and gentle handling, the pans last for several years.

What are Caraway pans made of?

According to Caraway's website , the pans are aluminum-core pans coated with a mineral-based nonstick ceramic that is free from PTFE, PFOA, lead, cadmium, and other toxic materials. Their handles are stainless steel.

How do I store Caraway cookware?

If you purchase a cookware set or a bakeware set , it will come with organizers that help you store the pots, pans, lids, and bakeware. Their storage system includes magnetic pot and pan organizers, and a lid organizer that you can hang or store in a drawer. Their bakeware also includes a storage organizer to stack your sheet pans, cake tins, and loaf pans.

Yes. Both Caraway cookware and bakeware are oven-safe up to 550F; however, you should generally use low to medium heat when cooking on the stove.

Is it dishwasher-safe?

No. Dishwashers are highly abrasive and can wear away the ceramic nonstick coating on Caraway pans.

Can you boil water in caraway pans?

Yes. While it's recommended to use the pans only on low to medium heat, boiling is an exception. That's because, due to the high water content, the temperature in the pan will never exceed 212 F as it can sometimes do with frying and sautéing. So feel free to boil water and simmer soups in your ceramic nonstick pots, but keep to lower temperatures when using sautéing, pan-roasting, and frying.

Are Caraway pots and pans worth it?

With their clean lines, Caraway pots and pans look gorgeous in just about any kitchen, but are they really worth it? In this Caraway cookware review, we look at the basics behind ceramic nonstick, how well they perform in the kitchen, the good, the bad, and simple tips for cleaning, cooking, and storage.