skip to main content

Lincoln Centurion Cookware

19 years ago

Have any of you used the Lincoln Centurion Cookware. I'm buying an induction cooktop and this cookware was recommended to me. I have two of their non-induction type fry pans and they are my favorites but I haven't heard anything about their induction cookware. Any help you can offer would really be appreciated. Claire

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

Joe Blowe
19 years ago
As I just posted in your original thread, it's made in Italy by Paderno, and it's good stuff -- I use Grand Gourmet and I actually think it's great!

On the upside, it looks like the Centurion may be priced cheaper, but I'd try to see it side by side with the Paderno just to be sure it's built like the original.
Related Professionals
Lake City Kitchen Remodelers · Indianapolis Kitchen Remodelers · Fort Worth Kitchen Remodelers · Champaign Kitchen Remodelers · Queens Kitchen Remodelers · Bronx Kitchen Remodelers · Birmingham Interior Designers & Decorators · Clarksville Interior Designers & Decorators · Lynchburg Interior Designers & Decorators · North Adams Interior Designers & Decorators · Las Vegas Interior Designers & Decorators · Pierre Interior Designers & Decorators · Portsmouth Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Las Cruces Kitchen & Bathroom Designers · Leamington Kitchen & Bathroom Designers

Related Stories

KITCHEN OF THE WEEK Kitchen of the Week: Goodbye, Honey Oak — Hello, Minty Green

By Mitchell Parker

After more than 30 years, the Kloesels revamped their space to reflect their rural country town and Victorian-style home

BASEMENTS The Hot List: Beautified Basements

By Bryan Anthony

Nab function and styling ideas from the most popular basement photos on Houzz so far this year

Sponsored

Mary Shipley Interiors

34 Reviews

Columbus OH Premier Interior Designer 10x Best of Houzz

More Discussions

What brand of stainless steel pots and pans would you recommend?

12

New Generation KitchenAid Stand Mixers - KSM55/60/70

21