Good, durable cookware can get pretty pricey. Sure, sometimes it’s worth paying more, especially if you cook every day. But even if you do cook a lot, if you’re patient, top brands will go on sale.

Hot take: Much of the cheap nonstick cookware out there isn’t worth the pittance you spend on it. You’re lucky to get months out of it before it starts flaking and losing its nonstick properties, let ...

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