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Caraway Cookware

Here you can compare complete sets, everyday pans and larger pots by piece count, capacity and the way each is stored, so the choice matches how you actually cook.
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Complete sets, from twelve pieces to twenty-four

These groupings share one thing: ceramic non-stick cookware sold with storage to match. They differ in piece count and coverage, from a 12-piece starting point to a 24-piece kitchen-wide collection.

Cookware Set — the 12-piece ceramic non-stick foundation with storage that keeps cupboards tidy

This twelve-piece set covers the pieces most kitchens reach for daily, frying, simmering and roasting, in ceramic non-stick made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE and third-party tested. Cleanup stays quick, and the included pan rack and lid holder keep everything organized.
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Cookware, Cookware+ & Minis Duo Set — a 24-piece collection for full kitchens and frequent hosting

Twenty-four pieces is a generous amount of cookware, so this collection makes sense if you are outfitting a new kitchen or hosting often. It pairs the full ceramic line with mini pans and the storage system, covering weekday eggs through a table for eight.
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Cookware & Minis Set — 16 pieces covering family dinners and single servings alike

This sixteen-piece pairing solves a specific problem: one collection that handles both a full family dinner and a single serving without rummaging. Ceramic non-stick means eggs release easily and washing up takes a minute, and every piece stores compactly with the included organizers.
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Cookware+ Set — an 8-piece specialty upgrade for cooks ready to expand their ceramic setup

If you already cook with ceramic and want more range, these eight specialty pieces add depth rather than duplication. Expect the same PFAS-free coating, third-party tested, and the same easy cleanup, a considered way to extend what you own instead of replacing it.
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Squareware Set — 7 pieces of square ceramic cookware shaped for generous family meals

Square shapes give you more surface area for browning and batch cooking, which suits households that cook larger portions. Seven pieces, ceramic non-stick without PFAS or PTFE, and even heat across the wider base make weeknight one-pan meals noticeably easier.
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Fry Pan Duo — two ceramic fry pans sized for everyday eggs, pancakes and vegetables

Two sizes of ceramic fry pan cover the small daily jobs, eggs in the morning, a quick sauté at night, without pulling out a larger piece. The non-stick surface means less oil, and both pans clean up in moments once you understand how ceramic wears over time.
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Minis Duo — two small ceramic pans for single servings, sides and portion-controlled cooking

Not every meal needs a full-size pan. The Minis Duo gives you two compact ceramic non-stick pans for single servings, sides and tasting portions, made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE. They heat quickly, wipe clean easily and take up very little drawer space.
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Everyday pieces

Individual pans and pots, chosen one at a time

Once you know your habits, open stock is the precise route: pick the fry pan, sauce pan or pot you will actually reach for, in the capacity your household cooks in, without buying pieces you will not use.
A 10.5-inch pastel ceramic non-stick fry pan with two eggs cooking, on a light stovetop.
Everyday essential

Fry Pan — the 10.5-inch ceramic non-stick everyday workhorse for daily home cooking

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A wide 4.5-quart ceramic non-stick sauté pan filled with sautéed vegetables on a stovetop.
Family capacity

Sauté Pan — a 4.5-quart ceramic non-stick pan built for generous family servings

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A 3-quart ceramic non-stick sauce pan with simmering tomato sauce and its lid nearby on a counter.
Weeknight staple

Sauce Pan — a 3-quart ceramic non-stick piece for rice, sauces and weekday pasta

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A tall 12-quart ceramic non-stick stock pot with vegetable soup inside, on a stovetop.
Big-batch pick

Stock Pot — a 12-quart ceramic non-stick pot sized for big-batch cooking and stocks

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A 6.5-quart ceramic dutch oven with its lid lifted, revealing a braised stew on a kitchen counter.
Slow-cook favorite

Dutch Oven — a 6.5-quart ceramic non-stick piece for slow-cooked, easy-clean meals

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Where it fits

Everyday situations this cookware serves well

A complete ceramic cookware set arranged on an open kitchen shelf in a bright new apartment.

Outfitting a kitchen for the first time

If you are building a kitchen from scratch, a complete set removes the guesswork about which pieces you still need. Start with the sizes you cook in weekly and add storage-friendly extras as your habits settle.
A worn old frying pan beside a new pastel ceramic non-stick pan on a kitchen counter.

Replacing conventional non-stick pans

Moving away from old non-stick? Ceramic made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE, backed by third-party lab reports, gives you a clear reason for the switch, alongside cleanup that takes far less effort.
Pastel ceramic pans hanging and resting on open shelving in a design-conscious kitchen.

A kitchen meant to be seen

For open shelving or stove-side display, cohesive color and included racks matter as much as performance does. These pieces are designed to stay out where guests see them rather than hide in a cupboard.
A small ceramic mini pan with a single portion cooking on a compact apartment stovetop.

Cooking for one or two, in less space

Mini pans and single pieces suit small households and compact counters. They heat fast, store easily and let you try ceramic without committing to a full set’s worth of storage space.
How to compare

What to weigh before you choose

Piece count, capacity, storage and care each change what suits you. Larger sets offer better value per piece but need more room, while open stock suits a smaller, deliberate start.
Piece count and coverage

A 12-piece set covers most daily cooking, while 16- and 24-piece collections add mini pans and extras for hosting. More pieces mean more range and more storage to plan for.

Materials and testing

Every piece uses ceramic non-stick made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE, checked by third-party accredited laboratories. That transparency is worth weighing against unbranded ceramic coatings.

Storage and kitchen space

Sets often ship with magnetic pan racks and lid holders, which suits open shelving. If your cupboards are shallow, plan for footprint before choosing the largest collection.

Care and long-term use

Ceramic performs best with medium heat, soft tools and hand washing. Expect the surface to evolve with use, and let the 30-day trial show you that curve at home.

A grouped ceramic cookware set beside two individual ceramic pans laid out on a light wood counter for comparison.

Find the shape that fits your cooking

The category divides cleanly by how much you cook and how you store it. Complete sets bundle coverage and organizers, open stock keeps things precise, and larger pots answer capacity questions rather than piece-count ones.
A grouped set of pastel ceramic non-stick pots and pans with lids and a storage rack on a counter.

Complete sets for a full kitchen

Choose these when you are outfitting a kitchen or replacing everything at once. Piece count decides how much extra you get: mini pans, specialty shapes and included storage solutions.
A single pastel ceramic non-stick fry pan resting alone on a pale kitchen counter.

Everyday pans, sold one at a time

Fry pans, sauté pans and sauce pans sold individually suit cooks who already know their habits. Pick by capacity and by how often you genuinely reach for that size on a weekday.
A tall ceramic non-stick stock pot filled with soup on a stovetop beside a ladle.

Pots built for volume

Stock pots and larger sauce pans handle big-batch cooking, stocks and pasta water. Look at quart capacity first, it decides what fits on your burner and how much you can make at once.
A ceramic dutch oven with lid on a counter beside a wooden board with fresh herbs.

Slow-cooking and one-pot meals

A Dutch oven covers braises, bread and long simmers in one vessel. Its wide base and tight lid make it the piece to choose when low, even heat matters more than speed in the kitchen.
From our customers

What cooks notice after switching to ceramic

I replaced a pan I had been suspicious of for years. Food releases with hardly any oil, and wiping the surface takes seconds. Seeing the third-party lab results is what finally made me comfortable making the change.
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Dana R.Switched from old non-stick
Weeknight one-pan dinners are easier because nothing sticks and the heat stays even across the base. Cleanup is the part I did not expect to appreciate most, I wash by hand and it is still the fastest part of the evening.
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Marcus L.Cooks for a family of five
My kitchen is tiny, so storage mattered as much as cooking did. The pieces nest and rack neatly, and I like that they look good enough to leave out on the shelf. A few months in, the coating still releases well.
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Priya S.Apartment kitchen, small counters
I read a lot of long-term reviews first and expected more caveats than I found. The pans are lighter than my old set and heat quickly, and while the surface has softened slightly with use, it still handles eggs without fuss.
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Tom W.Bought after reading reviews
Hosting means several pans going at once, and the matching pieces make the stove look calm while it happens. Everything cooked evenly and came clean together afterward. The trial period is what let me commit without second-guessing.
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Elena K.Hosts dinner most weekends
One adult at a bright kitchen sink, hands rinsing a pastel ceramic non-stick pan with a soft cloth.
Close-up of a ceramic non-stick pan surface showing faint use marks under soft daylight.
Ceramic pans stored upright in a rack inside a kitchen cabinet with lids organized beside them.

Questions worth asking before you buy

Is ceramic non-stick really safer than the conventional pans I am replacing?
Caraway coatings are made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE, and the brand publishes results from third-party accredited laboratories. That is a different foundation from traditional non-stick, though the surface still asks for gentle tools and moderate heat.
Ceramic releases best early on and gradually evolves with use, which long-term reviewers note. Wooden or silicone tools, medium heat and hand washing keep it performing well, and the 30-day trial gives you room to judge at home.
A full set makes sense when you are outfitting a kitchen or replacing everything at once, and it usually costs less per piece. If you cook a narrow range of meals, one fry pan and one sauce pan let you test ceramic without claiming cupboard space.
Many sets include magnetic pan racks and a canvas lid holder, which is genuinely useful if cupboards are shallow or crowded. Check the piece count against your shelf space first, since larger collections need more room to store neatly.
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