New Addition to Our Calphalon Kitchenware

Now, I can say that I'm finally happy with our new kitchenware set!  From the Christmas gift that we got from my Mother-in-law (a set of Calphalon pots and pans), the hubby went to the outlet store and bought some more.  He took advantage of the President's Day sale and got a pretty good deal on almost all the stuff he bought.

He got us a new knife set.  I have been asking for real good knives to use while cutting meat and veggies, and finally, I got my very own Chef knives.  I love that the knives' handles are labeled according to their types,  making it easier for you to grab what you need.  Before, I used to pull out almost all the big ones just to find the right knife I wanted to use.  It was a hassle!  Now, I look forward to more fun and easier way of cooking in our kitchen.

new set of knives..

I love the label on the knives!

Here's another stuff that the husband got.  Since we love having omelette on weekends, he bought an 8-inch and 10-inch nonstick pans.  He also bought a pancake pan.  We like it because we can make pancakes that the size is just right for the kids.

I haven't used any of the new stuff yet, but I already washed them.  I probably will use them this weekend.  I am so excited to start using them, though!  The omelette pans are dishwasher safe, but as much as possible, I'll hand-wash them so they stay in good condition even longer.  The only problem is, they're really not that light.

omelette and pancake pans ;)

The hubby said, he might get an even larger pot for pasta.   I don't know when he plans on doing that, but I think that's a good idea since I cook pasta a lot for the family.  I have been using a small pot to boil the noodles and it has always been a pain in the butt!  Hopefully, we get to buy a bigger one here soon.

We're just stocking up on important things right now and getting advantage of us living close to an outlet store.  We're almost about to leave and we want to make sure we have all that we'll need to take with us.

These Calphalon kitcheware weren't cheap, but we definitely got what we paid for.  And the good thing is, they last long, as long as you know how to really take good care of them.