Circulon Deals & Offers

Good find - ordered!

These are great, but if your wife - like mine - likes to make bloody pancakes buy two sets.

Circulon build quality is good! Tip: never put them in the dishwasher.

Love these pans - shame they don't do them with a lid. You can also chuck these in the oven - love them.

Looks like a great deal. These are usually the most used from our 5 pan set. Probably order these as spares at this price

The set I got was "Circulon Infinite Hard Anodised Cookware Set with Stock Pot, 6-Piece - Black" for around £97-99 (around April/ May 2017). and I can say they are good and do work in the oven. the difference from the infinity and professional range is the handles and lids but the professional ones cannot be used in the oven, The only issue I would say is the frying pan is on the bit of the small side (can fit 4 bits of bacon in it and that's it full. on the 24 cm frypan,) Pots easy to clean (I hand wash them), look nice and are nice and deep. Just make sure you don't use any metal utensils in these. they also come with a Lifetime Guarantee

Thank you op. Ordered. Been waiting for an offer on these for a while.

It's probably dependent on the style, with the handles and lid etc, some people say the infinity is heavier etc and better quality for oven? But I think it's mainly the handle? I'm not sure if it's safe (or healthy?) to use the professional one in the oven, whereas the infinity range is stainless steel, so should be okay? Up to you (excited)

I am undecided which set to go for. Ideally I would want a larger frying pan. So thinking of ordering the frying pan set also for £39.99. Just which range to choose now

Bought a set a few months back when the price was low, can’t fault them. They are good, heavy and easy to clean. Compared to the infinite range, if the see through lids and rubberised handles specs don’t matter, I would say buy the cheapest!

The set I got was "Circulon Infinite Hard Anodised Cookware Set with Stock Pot, 6-Piece - Black" for around £97-99 (around April/ May 2017). and I can say they are good and do work in the oven. the difference from the infinity and professional range is the handles and lids but the professional ones cannot be used in the oven, The only issue I would say is the frying pan is on the bit of the small side (can fit 4 bits of bacon in it and that's it full. on the 24 cm frypan,) Pots easy to clean (I hand wash them), look nice and are nice and deep. Just make sure you don't use any metal utensils in these.

They lose a bit of the anodising around the lip where the lids sit. Had ours for two years and all still good,we regularly heat them with our induction on boost. Very resilient pans.

Got these on a deal posted here previously. Would throughly recommend, only minor gripe if there could be one is that they are quite heavy, missus complains about them when draining them etc.

Brilliant pans. Had mine for years and still look as good as new. Will not use anything else now.

The actual pans are identical with with professional premier range - just the lids and handles differ. I kind of prefer the professional pro range because the lids are tempered glass hence see through instead of all metal in the Infinite range. However the Infinite range are a bit better looking if that’s important for you.

I have the same experience with these pans, same results with the wok as well, now bought the marble coated ones and they are definitely better.

I've got them and don't think they were worth the money. The surface got discoloured fairly rapidly, especially around the edges. The non-stick doesn't seem that great anymore (this is after a year or two of use). Took good care of them as well, they've never been in the dishwasher. They're not awful by any means, but I've had plenty of other non-stick pans that were much cheaper and performed about the same.

Thanks, just ordered

I've got and love these - and you can see them in action on Masterchef. If it's good enough for them...

I got these pans when they were on offer a year ago and they've been fantastic. Heat added

The coating came off mine. I have a new set arriving tomorrow under warranty. Great to deal with and no hassle with the warranty

Amazon. Lightening deal, bargain

These are excellent - you need not look for another brand or range in my opinion.

In terms of value for money, should I be looking at another brand or go for this set or another one of the circulon ranges?

We had a faulty batch as a lot of the coating rubbed off on a couple of the pans quite quickly but to be fair, they sent us another complete set and let us keep the dodgy ones. The coating will rub off where the lids go but other than that, a year down the line they seem to be OK, however and I'll probably start the old debate up here as it says they are suitable for it..... DON'T put in the dishwasher!

Picked up some Circulon Elite(?) from a charity shop recently and whilst good, they aren't *that* non stick... is it just these pans, or model, or what? I would still recommend them but if I could get a less sticky set I might, despite my desire to go "all iron" (never gonna happen)

Thanks OP. Had these in my wish list and just saved £20-£25 Nice one!

decent saving, normally about £65-70

Thanks OP. Heat added. Maybe also worth looking at their Circulon Infinite 2 pan set also Amazon @ £55, it has 24/30 cm pans.

+1 for TK Maxx. Bought Stellar pans in various sizes for between £15-£25 each 5 years ago when replaced gas hob for induction. Still in superb condition

Try T K Maxx... We are also having an induction fitted in the next couple of weeks. We dropped on 10x Brabantia Inductio pans, woks etc in different sizes for a total of about £120. They seem like nice pans, especially for the price.

Iam looking for induction pans...so I take it these are good!

I bought this six months ago. The non stick is coming off and the metal plate came unattached from the bottom of the frying pan. They sent a whole new set though. 'Life time guarantee '. The pans are great when not falling apart.

Thanks! I've had my eye on these for a few weeks so it seemed to good a deal to keep quiet about

Was just about to post the same re Sainsburys pots. I got a set years ago and still going strong. Think that they are on sale at the moment too.

Standard Price on that site. Bought these last February to replace a succession of cheap, but not that cheap, Sainsbury's anodised pans and they have been excellent. Picked up a few dinks on the outside and the rim but inside they are like new and perform *very* well. Totally non stick and dishwasher safe. Since getting this set we have picked up more bits and bobs from here and there. I would recommend these without question.

Thesr are totally different but I don't like pans with steel handles and for this money at least give free plastic sleeves these manufacturers really are greedy

It's showing as £125 for me.

£149 https://www.potterscookshop.co.uk/products/circulon-ultimum-4-piece-stainless-steel-non-stick-pan-set?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&variant=5297409785888&gclid=CjwKCAiAj53SBRBcEiwAT-3A2AV-cJrPuAiCKJN5U1THzIb0HtVH4S50wIQCikJqvbvQX9sC3U6jSBoC1oYQAvD_BwE

Out of stock no

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Good question. I am not too sure myself. But I would state I have had a circulon 'infinite' set for the past 2+ years and they have been superb to use. Very easy to clean too. (I don't put them in the dishwasher) Often deals pop up on Amazon for the infinite range. Back in June for a gift for my mum, I picked up a five piece pan set plus a stockpot for just £90 combined. Which was an absolute steal. The stockpot alone is usually priced at £60+.

I’ve had to take circulon pans back to the shop numerous times as the non stick coating wear away from the ridge of the hi low surface on the pas I use the most and yes I ONLY ever use circulon tools or a wooden spoon

Does anyone know the difference between the ranges? They make it very difficult to find out. Where does Momentum sit, at the bottom, mid or top?

expire this dog

Sadly gone up 😔

Too late. I have posh pan savers instead :-)

lasted 4 years in heavy use with wood utensils, paid 19.99. in same conditions tefal jimmyoliver, paid 24.99 lasted 2 years, ceramic paid 12.99 after few months was binned.

bought lol ty op

[quote=yozzman1234]Good pans but this is the basic range . But you will still get 10 years out of these and they are not as heavy as the premium ranges[/quote] Are you referring to this the premier professional, or the infinite posted as an alternative? Have been looking, and there's little information to classify the differenced in the circulon ranges regarding quality. I've been leaning for the infinite but just missed out recently as it dropped to £125 on offer last week. Which is better?

Expired? Showing as 136 for me.

Not sure that's going to happen, though - no longer listed on Amazon, unfortunately. It was an excellent deal, though! 8)

We? In the interest of transparency, what group are you representing in your views?

where does it say £99... its coming up as £125.56

Fantastic pans. Don't be a wally though and use metal utensils. You wouldn't clean a painted wall with a scouring brush so why would you scratch the life out of a coated pan with metal utensils? It's common sense...

You could try cutting the frozen chicken before hand with a bread knife or really sharp knife. Or lift it out once thawed, chop it up and chuck it back in.

Use any metal implements on a coating and it will eventually bring it off, it wouldn't be covered by any guarantee either as that would be termed "abuse of the product or unsatisfactory use"

I can confirm this as I bought them on that deal too! Beautiful pots, a real joy to use.

You might as well just buy a metal stockpot for that specifically and use these for 'normal' day to day cooking. Guessing you don't need non stick for the chicken separation activity...

Me too :)

Went for it from Amazon (highfive)

117/149 5 star reviews and 16 4 star.

Worthy pans? I see Amazon are price matching so might go for it.

That's why I didn't put it in the detail. From £330 though, although above normal trade, the reduced price is nice. I also opted for the reduced matching twin pans.

All gone

Fair enough. I was worried there was something wrong with the pots and pans. I've ordered this, plus the 5 piece set+stock pot. Total of £121 but the reviews seem remarkable and at a price higher than that too.

It's the old "buy the cheapest product possible" vs "buy what you want at the cheapest price possible" voting mentality.

Ditto above. I already have the taller version of this pan - it's excellent. Have just purchased this milk pan. Thank you pototea.

why is this cold? Not been this low price for over a year

Sorry too late now Oos Thanks to those who appreciated it and hope you can feedback as these are high priced items with questionable lifetime warranty

Agree Lakeland customer service with returns is great! Ive never had a problem, good find on the price too!!

​fair comment as everyone as a different opinions on non stick versus self coating with oil. that said lakelands returns policy is excellent, no quibble ever, just keep that receipt

ive found stainless steel 18/10 without the non stick is a far better long term investment. easy to coat with heated cooking oil to create a non stick surface and easy to wash. have had circulon and to be honest the longevity of the non-stick is not that impressive. yes i know there is a 'lifetime' guarantee but still ...

Purchased online Thanks

There were 2 left in Chadwell heath yesterday

had 4 available in tesco gallions reach if anyone interested still and close by

Yeah, Teflon, no good. Good deal but would seriously recommend PTFE and PFOA free cookware over this. Either through a decent ceramic coating like Greblon (used by Ozeri etc) or good old stainless steel. House of fraser have their Linea stainless steel pans half price at the moment and they're good. Got one myself. Non stick arguably isn't really required for saucepans and milkpans etc.

It was in stock online as bought 1 about an hour ago

Mine arrived today. They look great, will try them out tonight.

@ ljstrawson.. thanks but I was hoping that someone who has uses these on gas flame before would be able to comment if they have used it in past.

I don't think I've ever seen a saucepan set that isn't gas compatible.

I was about to ask same thing!

Can anyone help - do any of these sets 5 piece or 10 piece be used for cooking on a traditional flame burner gas? thanks