Circulon Deals & Offers

Also 10% off code too

Just ordering now. It is still live. There is a free delivery option so paid 53.99 in total :) plus it is on TCB. Thanks

My parents have Circulon pots and pans and they have had them for around 15 years. The non stick looks pretty much brand new!

had circulon pans for about 10 years now, nothing sticks and i mean nothign they are amazing, and they are as good today as they were when i bought them, they were expensive but so worth it, so I might just have to get these.

If the non-stick surface failed, that sounds like a manufacturing defect that would hold up under the lifetime guarantee they offer on all products. Understandable that the time in trying a claim might not have been worth the tray and that by now you've probably disposed of it, but it might give others peace of mind that if the cookware fails during normal use it should be covered.

If you add another item to your cart which isn’t part of an offer, you can then use the code FREESHIP5 and it takes £5 off and gives free shipping. So if you add the potato peeler which is £5.50 you only pay an extra 50p for that and the shipping if that makes sense

Ugh, all the 3 for 2 loaf pans were gone.

I agree, I guess it makes sense to do the 3 for 2 to make up for the shipping

Nice deal but I begrudge paying £4.95 for one pan!

£4.95 for orders under £100, free for orders over £100

Just received confirmation that circulon will replace the pots and pans under their lifetime guarantee. Took awhile tbh

Can anyone recommend any cheaper pan sets?

This does seem a much better deal. Realise it's a different set but for the extra pans what are you missing out on?

This was my experience, I ordered from Amazon who replaced these free after less than a year, the coating came away from these a lot when cleaned (dishwasher). Same happened with the second set, Amazon ended up refunding me in full. Would not buy this brand again (and if they are not dishwasher safe, then don't advertise them as this).

I have this set. mines came with 3 pots (with lids), 2 frying plans, 1 soup pot (with lid) and cost me £107 on amazon about 3 years ago very nice pots to use and very easy to clean. (link to my set) my GF Burt stuff in a post as she fell asleep wile cooking and i can say ok it took me about 10mins washing it. it came out of it very nice and was still like new. she also likes to use knifes in the frying pans to cut thing so as you can image alot of scores in the frying pan but still working nice

Mine have never warped & they are the best trays I've ever used! They also wash brilliantly without losing their non stick like other brands I've bought :)

Same here, I use these and have never had any issues with warping or discoloration. Find them to be good quality and easy to clean

I have these, they are great, there is a no discolouration and they dont warp, well mine don't anyway.

Personally, I use Pyrex glass trays and grease but they’re much easier to clean and don’t have to worry about what utensils you use.

Amazon are selling the loaf tin for £6.99 and the large tray for £9.99. That makes the cake tin approx £10 instead of the £14 to buy separately. Seems like a decent saving if you’re interested in all 3 items. Voted hot!

Its fantastic

Cheaper in store by around £5.00.

Agree, these are very good quality. If you can't afford Le Creuset, this is probably the next best bet.

It’s hot time

I bought it this week. Had circular in the last which lasted well over 10 years, but had to change when we got an induction hob. I bought house of Fraser pans, less than 3 years down the line they are scratched up on the outside and the bases have warped, and they have metal lid handles that get dangerously hot. Hoping these are as good as my last circulon pans

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They design these with grooves so when the non-stick costing starts coming off there’s still enough there inside the grooves for the food to not stick… I’ve had a bunch over the years, they’re certainly not invincible

are you using metal utensils? if you read the information on the pans it does say use plastic ones, that would be the only way the non stick would come off, i have the next set up from to this and they are 5 years old, and all the non stick are still on them

So disappointed with these - Non sticks nearly completely come off and that's what leaves the black spots (Bits of non stick coating). It might be because I don't know how to use them properly though as I have since learnt that to get non stick coating to work you need to heat it up before adding anything - So it may be my fault :(

Excellent pans. Definitely no problems with black spots. Always had good service from Harts of Stur too!

Had these pans for years now they are amazing, did have a problem with the small pan and they replaced it

Would agree with this they are heavier than most typical pans

I have been looking for a new frying pan so decided to give it a go. Heat added, thanks OP (y)

Yes. Love these! Had them over two years and still perfect. Worth noting that they are quite heavy. My wife struggles with the big one if it's full

They're brilliant. Mine still look like new. No metal utensils and don't put them in the dishwasher.

Out of stock

Thanks, this is back in stock and also used 15% valentines voucher

Thanks for reviews,great price but I’m swerving. Money saved.

thats great.thanks tripletrouble

Yep - exactly the same very easy!!

Messaged them on their website, they asked for a picture of the inside and the bottom of the pan and replacements turned up in about a week

There's always ceramic, as a non PTFE solution. These use PTFE (Teflon) I believe. Which previously wasn't PFOA free but now is. I wouldn't touch PTFE / Teflon personally. I have an Ozeri wok - which uses a german ceramic coating (Greblon), e.g: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ozeri-3-Piece-Textured-Ceramic-Non-Stick/dp/B0068SEQJE/ While my non stick coating is still in tact, it's not that non stick any more to be honest. The instructions state to season the non stick coating too. But safest bet is just seasoned steel or cast iron, and after that enamel perhaps. Having said that I haven't looked into potential carcinogens from using seasoned metal. It shouldn't burn, but burnt food is carcinogenic, and there may be a risk of that.

My prob is non stick [teflon] is that I just dont want stuff that may leach/get flacks into food. Rather use quality stainless steel or cast iron with or without enamel. I have two bare cast irons, nothing sticks to them if they are seasoned or if I get them hot then put oil, let it create the non stick surface and then cook. Rather use cast iron over anything else, just to be on the safe side of health. Also ditched all plastic containers, only use glass ones for hot food.

good explanation. thanks

SWMBO has been using them for about 15 years. Upgraded to induction type when we had kitchen upgrade about 10 years ago. Still in daily use. Old ones passed on to son who is still using them. Circulon is what they use on Masterchef FWIW.

You can season high carbon steel for sure - such as that used for woks. But they aren't stainless I believe. It certainly helps if the metal can absorb the oil. The thing is, home use is entirely different to professional use. Non stick in a professional environment really doesn't make sense, while in the home environment it can. So sure the "professional" label doesn't mean these are actually for professional use - but can be useful to dinstinguish it from a cheaper range of theirs. And what works in a professional environment isn't necessarily the best choice in the home. The user and their skill level will be quite different And the use will be quite different (professional stuff needs to be very hard wearing and easy to clean)

I have had these nearly fifteen years and they still look and cook grea. Just remember to wipe with a tiny bit of oil and you will have them forever.

coating comes off way to easy :-(

Looks good but after a 20cm saucepan... my analon pro set is looking pretty scuffed up but interested to try circulon. Anyone had them for a few years? How are they doing?

These pans are top notch though. Seriously sturdy

I'm in the market for a new set of pans but think the frying pans are a little too small on this set for me. Size below for anyone who needs it Box Contains 1 x 14cm milkpan 1 x 16cm saucepan 1 x 18cm saucepan 1 x 20cm frying pan 1 x 24cm frying pan 1 x use and care guide

I bought circulon pans - have now scrapped them as those rings in the bottom make them difficult to clean after a time. Sorry but cold from me too.

I would worry that this is another example of Circulon manufacturing sub-standard pans to sell cheaply like the Costco sets. I currently use a mixture of Ultimum & Infinite stainless steel pans which I love & are lasting brilliantly. The Costco set I bought a few years ago got returned as utter rubbish

Can't say I've had a problem. Circulon are not a cheap brand, sold elsewhere off Groupon and I tend to steer clear of replica rubbish for that exact reason.

Wouldn't trust anything off groupon unless it vouchers or stuff like that. All there items seems cheap as hell

Bought this for £60 2 years ago. Good for 2ppl family, as the pans are tiny. Sorry, cold from me.

Until you burn it off again,,,,,, turn the heat down a bit.

I use them on my gas hob They work with all kind of hobs

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I had them for 10 years and they still work..

How long does the non stick coating last? I've always had problems with those from tefal and it last normally a year or less..

The coating came off of ours after a few years but we phoned them up, sent them a picture of the pans and then they sent us a brand new set for free.

We had some and the non-stick coating came off after a few years. Warranty seems worthless. Very disa

If you need pans buy these - had mine twenty years and still perfect. A saucepan is a saucepan? No way. A joy to cook with compared to others. Don't use metal utensils, dont put in a dishwasher, dont plunge/fill with cold water when hot. Job done. The best money i have ever spent - on asnything.

I picked these up in Glasgow this morning...only £191.98 instore!

Meyer Group includes Circulon, Meyer and Anolon, and a couple of others. - they've got lengthy warranties. What I've concluded for Meyer Group companies is that their pots are great, the frying pans will degrade sooner rather than later and they will be difficult about it. I experienced that, I've read reviews about it, but it wouldn't put me off. I've recently bought the Ingenio range, to replace my 12+ year old Meyer set - it came with a 10 yr warranty, but I've concluded I can't be asked with handle faffing, the strong likelihood that I will melt the handle a few times and the certainty that the mechanism of reattaching the handle constantly will spoil the outside quickly - it's going back. Le Creuset is supposed to be good, as is Pro Cook. Which? may be your friend (I'm not sure about them), there's another free review site, can't remember the name.

Is the infinite range better? https://circulon.uk.com/80580-infinite-6-piece-set.html?gclid=CjwKCAiAuK3vBRBOEiwA1IMhuidI6DX_bS5Gigsc0ENbADDm5MgDsnN8Cww7MAVl5GXS13tmgBU8ZRoCPaoQAvD_BwE

I’d like to know the same. I want to buy a set. But also want them to last!

Please does anyone know if there is a league table of best - worst Circulon pans or Tefal / Meyer for that matter. My missus is fed up of me buying her a set every other Christmas promising her they're the best ever!