The Meyer Circulon Infinite range may be pricey but they are definitely built to last and Meyer are so confident about this they back it up with a lifetime guarantee. The heavy duty construction does mean that these pots and pans are on the heavy side, which may be a problem for some. However, on the larger pots and saucepans a second handle has been provided to address this. If the weight isn’t a problem for you then this is the perfect collection of cookware.
Features
- Dishwasher safe – the Circulon Infinite Range is dishwasher safe whereas many competing products are not, although it does say in the instructions that it is better to hand wash!
- Non-stick – Meyer use the latest non-stick technology called “Total Hi-Low Food Release System” which they claim will outlast all other non-stick cookware. They do back this up with a lifetime guarantee. Make sure you register your purchase with them, as many people buy products because of guarantees but never register with the manufacturer.
- Compatible – the infinite range is compatible with all types of cooker including induction hobs.
- Even heat distribution – the base is comprised of encapsulated stainless steel and aluminium for even heat distribution and no ‘hot spots’.
- Easy to clean – the non-stick coating is applied inside and out making it really easy to clean these pots.
- Oven safe – as these pans come with metal handles they can also be used in the oven. The design and construction of the handles ensures that they do not get too hot while in use – an oven proof silicon finish for the handles would be a nice addition, but would perhaps detract from the looks.
Design
The whole range looks absolutely stunning with a contemporary gun metal grey design for the pan that are nicely complemented with stylish cast stainless steel handles and lids. These handles are riveted to ensure durability.
Summary
Meyer has succeeded in producing a technologically advanced, high performance cookware set that will look great in any kitchen.
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I love these, the only thing I would add is the fact that the lid is really well designed to allow you to use it to strain water easily. A steam vent would be a nice addition for simmering.
Can anyone tell me if the Circulon Infinity handles get too hot to hold with a bare hand during normal cooking?
Thanks!
Yes the handles can get hot, especially on the smaller pots. However as with all metal pots you should always use a tea towel or oven mitt to lift the pan anyway (a good habit to get in to).
Gidster, no they don’t! They are great, but are very heavy to lift with one hand.
It is disappointing to see your positive review of these products. Meyer claim a 10 year guarantee but they will not honour it. I sent 2 frying pans back to them which had become “all-stick”. They replied that the pans should only be used on a low to medium heat and would not replace them. These pans were from their so-called professional range so I expected at least the 10 years performance from them in a domestic situation. Looking on the web, my experience is mirrored by an awful lot of people so Meyer should be avoided. Ther are plenty of good & honest manufacturers out there to choose from.
Ive had a chefs pan for about 8 years and it has degraded over time much more than the other pans I have BUT Im wondering if that is because some of those years were spent being used on an electric hob? The other pans I have that have been used exclusively on gas dont show anywhere near the same amount of deterioration as the chefs pan.
I have got 17 years out of my first set of Meyer Circulon pans and am just about to replace them. The Chefs Pan had suffered from degraded non-stick caused by a hot-spot and despite this technically being user-inflicted damage Meyer were happy to replace it with a new one for me. Recommended.