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Mauviel M250c Cookware

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Mauviel M250c Cookware

Name: Mauviel M250c Cookware
Brand: Mauviel
SKU: mauviel-m250c-cookware
Price: 139.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Cooking with copper is faster, more efficient, and produces food that’s more evenly cooked. These Mauviel M250c pans feature a copper exterior and a stainless steel interior for even heat distribution and speedy heat up times Read More

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Sep 13, 2018

Please be aware that only ONE of these is included in the drop. That makes a deal a lot less compelling

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Ren1316

Aug 22, 2018

Avoid Avoid, I had bad services from Mssdrop. I purchased the M250c set but recieved a different pot than advertised. Massdrop wont entertain refund/compensation because they said I contacted them a few days after 14 days period. I wont be buying any further from Massdrop.

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kstokley

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Aug 24, 2018

Ren1316In case you were not aware, our CS team responded to your message from yesterday and your ticket is still open.

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ChesterfieldKing

Aug 22, 2018

Are you actually selling a sauté pan in this drop? The text says sauté pan but the photo shows a saucier pan. Not the same thing.

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laxer3n7

Aug 23, 2018

ChesterfieldKingThe 8" size would indicate that it's the saute pan https://www.mauvielusa.com/cookware/M-250c-Copper-Stainless-Steel-Saute-Pan-cast-stainless-steel-handle-with-iron-electroplated-finish-plu6541.html

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mtcicero

Aug 23, 2017

Got a 10.2" m250c from one of the previous drops, it's really terrific. Cast-iron is still my go to, but copper is amazing for a lot of things.

guster

Aug 21, 2017

Is this the M'Heritage line?

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swell

Aug 20, 2017

Maybe these would sell faster if you falsely advertised them as having the cast iron handle. Or are you actually finding out what you're selling before throwing up a drop for $200+ cookware?