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Caraway Home Cookware

This category gathers Caraway’s non-toxic ceramic cookware: full sets, expandable add-ons, and individual pans and pots. Compare piece counts, sizes, and storage to see what fits your kitchen.
Complete sets to compare

Six ceramic sets for every serving size

Six sets cover every serving size, from a full kitchen starter to minis built for single portions. Each shares the same PFAS-free ceramic non-stick surface and includes storage, so the choice comes down to the pieces you need.

Cookware Set — 12 non-stick ceramic pieces with storage included for everyday cooking

Twelve pieces cover the everyday basics: a fry pan, sauté pan, saucepan, Dutch oven and matching lids, each finished with a PFAS-free ceramic non-stick coating. The set ships with a magnetic pan rack and canvas lid holder, which makes ordering cabinets easier.
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Cookware & Minis Set — 16 ceramic pieces covering full-size meals and single servings

Sixteen pieces pair full-size pans with mini versions of the fry pan and saucepan, so single servings and sides don't need a large pan. The ceramic non-stick surface is the same throughout, and storage solutions come with it. It suits households that regularly cook at more than one serving size.
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Cookware+ Set — 8 specialty ceramic pieces that expand a cookware collection you own

Eight specialty pieces extend a cookware collection you already own: extra pans and pots for bigger batches, entertaining, or a second burner in use. Everything uses the same PFAS-free ceramic non-stick coating, so additions match what you already use.
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Cookware, Cookware+ & Minis Duo Set — 24 ceramic pieces with storage for every serving size

Twenty-four pieces assemble the widest selection here: full-size pieces, specialty additions, mini pans for sides and single servings, plus storage for all of it. If you are replacing several mismatched pans at once, this is the format worth comparing.
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Squareware Set — 7 square ceramic pieces shaped for family-sized meals and even browning

Seven square-shaped pieces built for family-sized meals: more surface area in the pan means more room for browning without crowding. The ceramic non-stick interior still releases easily and wipes clean, and storage is included.
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Minis Duo — 2 mini ceramic pans for single-serve eggs, sides and small-batch cooking

Two mini pans sized for one: eggs, a single portion of protein, or a quick side while the main pan is busy elsewhere. The same PFAS-free ceramic non-stick coating means low-oil cooking and easy cleanup, in a footprint that fits a small burner.
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Fry Pan — 10.5” ceramic fry pan for daily non-stick cooking with less oil and easy cleanup

A 10.5-inch ceramic fry pan is the piece most people reach for daily: eggs, seared vegetables, weeknight proteins. Its PFAS-free ceramic non-stick surface releases easily with little oil and wipes clean, while the body spreads heat evenly.
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Single pieces to add

Popular individual pans, pots and duos

Beyond the sets, individual pieces let you fill a specific gap. Compare capacity and shape: a duo of everyday pans, a wide sauté pan, a deep Dutch oven, a ridged grill pan or a small single-serve pan.
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Everyday essential

Fry Pan Duo — two ceramic pans sized for eggs, flipping pancakes and sautéing vegetables

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A 4.5 quart ceramic non-stick sauté pan with its lid on a pale marble kitchen counter
Weeknight workhorse

Sauté Pan — 4.5 qt ceramic pan for family-sized servings and one-pan weeknight meals

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A 6.5 quart ceramic Dutch oven with its lid on a warm wooden kitchen counter
Slow-cook favorite

Dutch Oven — 6.5 qt ceramic pot for slow-cooked meals, soups and generous one-pot batches

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An 11 inch square ceramic grill pan with raised ridges on a light kitchen counter
Indoor grilling

Square Grill Pan — 11” ceramic pan for seared vegetables and clear grill marks indoors

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An 8 inch ceramic mini fry pan holding a fried egg on a light kitchen counter
Single-serve pick

Mini Fry Pan — 8” ceramic pan for single-serve eggs, protein and quick small sides

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Where this range fits

Situations this cookware handles well

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Building a first full cookware set

A first full set gives you matched pieces and storage in one decision, so you start with even heat, easy cleanup and a kitchen that looks pulled together from day one.
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Replacing a conventional non-stick pan

If a conventional non-stick pan is worn or you want to move away from PFAS and PTFE coatings, a single ceramic piece lets you test the difference in your own cooking before deciding on more.
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Hosting and batch cooking for a crowd

Dutch ovens, sauté pans and larger sets suit cooking for a table of people: braises, sides and grains can happen at once, and generous capacity keeps browning from turning to steaming.
Two small ceramic mini pans cooking eggs and a side on a compact apartment stovetop

Small kitchens and single servings

Mini pans and compact sets suit households cooking different meals at the same time, or anyone with limited counter and cabinet space who still wants full non-stick performance.
Choosing with confidence

What to weigh before you choose

Piece count, coating, storage and care each change how a set fits your kitchen. Bigger collections suit batch cooks and hosts, while single pans suit specific gaps. Compare the details below against how you actually cook.
Piece count and serving sizes

Sets range from seven to twenty-four pieces. Count the pans you reach for weekly, then check whether the set fills real gaps or repeats what you already own. Larger collections suit hosts and batch cooks.

Coating, materials and testing

Every piece here uses a PFAS-free ceramic non-stick surface, released by independent accredited labs with published reports. That transparency matters most if you are replacing conventional non-stick cookware.

Storage and kitchen space

Caraway includes storage solutions such as a magnetic pan rack and canvas lid holder. If cabinet space is tight, included storage can matter as much as piece count when you compare options.

Care and long-term use

Ceramic non-stick releases easily with less oil and wipes clean, though the surface evolves with use. Think about gentle utensils and low-to-medium heat, and weigh the 30-day trial when deciding.

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Four directions to explore in this range

The range splits into four practical directions. Full sets outfit a kitchen, add-on sets extend one you own, single pieces fill a specific gap, and mini sizes handle single servings. Match the direction to what is already in your cabinets.
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Complete sets for a full kitchen

Complete sets bundle matching pieces and included storage, which suits anyone building a cohesive kitchen from scratch or replacing several worn pans at once.
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Add-on sets that extend what you own

Add-on sets extend a collection with specialty pieces and extras, so you keep the pans you like and gain capacity for guests, batches or a second burner in use.
Single ceramic pieces including a fry pan, sauté pan and Dutch oven displayed separately on a counter

Single pieces to fill a specific gap

Single pieces let you fill one real gap, such as a daily fry pan or a deep Dutch oven, without paying for pieces you would rarely use in your cooking routine.
Two small ceramic mini frying pans with eggs and herbs on a light kitchen counter

Mini and specialty sizes for one

Mini and specialty sizes handle single servings, sides and small burners, which works well for households that cook different meals at once or prefer smaller portions.
What home cooks say

Real experiences from this category

I had been putting off replacing my old non-stick pan for years. The ceramic surface releases eggs with almost no oil, and the fact that it was tested by outside labs made the switch feel considered rather than impulsive. Weeknight cleanup is genuinely faster.
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Maya R.Replaced a worn non-stick pan
Outfitting my first kitchen felt overwhelming until I compared piece counts against what I actually cook. The set covered every meal I make, and the included pan rack solved my tiny cabinet problem. It has been about a season of daily use and it still looks considered.
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Jordan P.Bought a set for a first apartment
For family dinners I needed real capacity, and the larger pieces handled braises and sides without crowding. Heat spread evenly across the base, so nothing scorched at the edges. Washing up afterwards took one pass with a soft sponge, which matters after a long meal.
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Priya S.Hosts large family dinners
Most days I cook for one, and the smaller pans heat quickly without wasting energy on a big surface. They fit my narrow burner and store easily. I appreciated reading the care guidance before buying, since I wanted to keep the coating in good shape for as long as possible.
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Devon L.Cooks single servings daily
The price is a step above ordinary ceramic cookware, so I read the independent testing reports and long-term owner reviews first. Knowing the surface will evolve with use helped me set realistic expectations. The trial period gave me room to decide with my own cooking rather than guesses.
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Alex M.Comparing durability against price
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Practical answers before you buy

Should I choose a full set or start with a single pan or pot?
Start with a single piece if you know exactly what is missing, such as a 10.5-inch fry pan or a 6.5-quart Dutch oven. Sets make more sense when several pans are worn or you are outfitting a kitchen from scratch, because per-piece value and included storage improve.
Caraway’s ceramic coating is made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE, and the brand publishes results from third-party accredited lab testing. Performance is comparable for everyday frying and cleanup, but the surface is expected to evolve with use rather than stay identical over years.
Use low to medium heat, avoid metal utensils, and let pans cool before washing. Most pieces wipe clean with a soft sponge and warm soapy water. No seasoning is required, and the included storage solutions help protect the coating between uses.
Caraway offers a 30-day trial and free shipping, which gives you a window to cook with a piece in your own kitchen before committing to a larger set. Check the current terms at purchase, since trial coverage applies to the items you order directly from the storefront.
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