Made In's stainless steel collection is produced here in the US and France, while the bakeware, knives, and carbon steel pieces are made using local materials in France. To put it simply: Made In knows what quality cookware looks like and also partners with craftspeople who are the best in the biz.

Jake Kalick Jake Kalick founded Made In in 2017 with childhood friend Chip Malt.

2017 There's been a lot of hype around Made In cookware - and I now fully understand why. Founded in 2017 by Chip Malt and Jake Kalick - a third-generation operator of a family restaurant-supply business - the direct-to-consumer company is all about producing high-quality cookware.

Brooke Williamson Brooke Williamson It is this mindset and devotion to her craft that makes her an ideal partner for Made In. With operating four different restaurants, Chef Brooke must use cookware that she can trust to be durable and consistent.

Design. Made In's 10” nonstick frying pan is manufactured in Italy and made of the brand's same five-ply stainless clad as its signature cookware plus a double coating of non-toxic PTFE.

The Made In Story Officially, Made In began six years ago, when we first launched the Award-Winning Stainless Clad Cookware that earned us our place in professional kitchens. But we didn't just come out of nowhere - we began almost 100 years ago, as a small, family-run business providing chefs with high-end Cookware.

Our story began in 2005 when we started production at Anotech, our fully owned cookware factory in Jiangmen (China). We were a one-stop-shop for innovative cookware materials, producing for many different global cookware brands. From the start we focused on innovative technologies.

There is evidence that around 25000-29000 BCE, people in China and Japan began using ceramic pottery to cook. But ceramic cookware is only safe on open air fires and in ovens, not on stovetops, so with time, technological evolutions including copper cookware and cast iron skillets were invented.

6 celebrity chefs with cookware lines at QVC

• Rachael Ray. Credit: Rachael Ray™
• Ayesha Curry. Credit: Ayesha Curry™
• Geoffrey Zakarian. Credit: QVC.
• Martha Stewart. Credit: Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc.
• Robert Irvine. Credit: Robert Irvine Foods.
• Emeril Lagasse. Credit: Emeril Lagasse Foundation.

Also called a saucier (from the French word for sauce), the chef's pan is deeper than a frying pan and as versatile as a pot, with sloped sides that make it really easy to continuously whisk and stir ingredients as they cook.

Professional-quality Non Stick for cooks who won't sacrifice performance for convenience. Combines the maneuverability of Stainless Steel with the natural non stick and heating properties of Cast Iron. The worlds finest cookware material for its superior conductivity.

Ninety-five percent of Made In's consumers rate the cookware five stars. Celebrity chefs – like Tom Colicchio and Grant Achatz – partnering with cookware is certainly not unusual, since all of the cookware I've tested had at least one star chef attached.