Cookware, pans & pots

Caraway Pots And Pans

Compare Caraway’s ceramic non-stick sets, single pans and pots by piece count, capacity and material to see which pieces fit how you cook, serve and store at home.
Complete sets & minis

Full sets and minis to build your first kitchen

These six pieces range from complete starter sets to a single everyday pan. They differ mainly in piece count, added minis and specialty pieces, so you can compare a full replacement against a smaller, targeted first step.

Cookware Set — a 12-piece ceramic non-stick collection with included storage for everyday cooking

This 12-piece set covers everyday cooking in one box: fry pans, a sauté pan, sauce pan and stock pot, all with PFAS-free ceramic non-stick surfaces that release food with little oil and wipe clean fast. Magnetic pan racks and a canvas lid holder keep everything tidy and easy to reach.
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Cookware & Minis Set — 16 ceramic non-stick pieces covering full servings and single sides

Larger households and entertainers get more range here: full-size pieces handle family dinners while the mini pans cook single servings and sides at the same time. Every piece shares the same ceramic non-stick coating, tested by third-party accredited labs, so cleanup stays simple across the whole set.
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Cookware+ Set — 8 specialty ceramic non-stick pieces to expand an existing cookware collection

Already own the core set? This 8-piece specialty group adds the pieces people usually wish they had, in matching ceramic non-stick. It expands what you can cook without replacing anything you like, and the cohesive design still looks intentional on an open shelf or hanging rack.
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Minis Duo — two mini ceramic non-stick pans for single servings, sides and small kitchens

Two 8-inch mini fry pans, sized for one. They are handy for eggs at breakfast, a quick side while the main dish rests, or cooking for two at once without heating a full-size pan. Lightweight, easy to clean and colorful enough to leave out on the counter.
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Cookware, Cookware+ & Minis Duo Set — 24 pieces of non-stick ceramic cookware with storage

The largest grouping here, this 24-piece set bundles the full cookware line, the specialty additions and the minis, plus storage for all of it. It suits a new home, a wedding registry or anyone replacing an entire mismatched drawer in a single order.
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Fry Pan — a 10.5-inch ceramic non-stick pan for daily cooking with less oil and easy cleanup

A single 10.5-inch ceramic fry pan is the easiest way to try the category. It suits daily eggs, seared vegetables and weeknight proteins, heats evenly, and needs little oil thanks to the PFAS-free non-stick surface. Expect the coating to evolve gently with use and care.
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The Fry Pan Duo: two ceramic non-stick pans built for eggs, flipping pancakes and sautéing veggies

Two pans solve a common weeknight bottleneck: eggs on one side, vegetables on the other, or two servings at once. Both use the same PFAS-free ceramic non-stick surface, so food releases with less oil and both rinse clean quickly. A solid pick for daily breakfast cooks and weekend hosts alike.
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Fill one gap

Single pans and pots for filling one gap

These are the pieces people add once a set stops covering everything: a mini pan for one, a wider sauté pan, a sauce pan, a stock pot. Each is ceramic non-stick and sold on its own, so you can fill one gap at a time.
Small 8-inch pastel ceramic non-stick fry pan on a white marble countertop
Cook for one

Mini Fry Pan — an 8-inch ceramic non-stick pan sized for single-serve eggs and protein

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4.5 quart ceramic non-stick sauté pan with lid on a light kitchen counter
Family portions

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

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Three ceramic non-stick fry pans of different sizes grouped with a sauté pan on a marble counter
Versatile trio

4pc Fry & Sauté Set — three ceramic non-stick fry pans sized for versatile everyday cooking

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3 quart ceramic non-stick sauce pan with lid on a bright kitchen counter
Sauces & grains

Sauce Pan — 3 qt ceramic non-stick pan for rice, sauces and pasta with easy cleanup

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12 quart ceramic non-stick stock pot with lid on a white marble kitchen counter
Big-batch cooking

Stock Pot — 12 qt ceramic non-stick pot for soups, stocks and large-batch cooking

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Where these pieces help

Everyday situations these pieces suit

Small ceramic non-stick fry pan with cooked eggs on a bright breakfast counter

Weeknight cooking for one or two

Mini pans and a 10.5-inch fry pan keep breakfast and small dinners fast, with less oil needed and a quick rinse instead of a soak at the end of the meal.
Ceramic non-stick sauté pan with vegetables cooking on a stovetop in a family kitchen

Family dinners and larger portions

A 4.5 qt sauté pan and full-size fry pans handle four servings in one vessel, so sides finish together and the stovetop stays organized on busy evenings.
Large ceramic non-stick stock pot with soup on a kitchen counter set for guests

Hosting and batch cooking

The 12 qt stock pot covers soups, stocks and big batches, while matching pieces mean everything still looks considered when food reaches the table for guests.
Ceramic non-stick pans stored upright in a magnetic rack inside a compact kitchen cabinet

Small kitchens with limited storage

Included magnetic racks and lid holders keep pieces vertical and off the counter, which matters when drawer space is scarce in a smaller apartment kitchen.
What to compare first

How to choose the right Caraway cookware

Piece count, capacity and material each change what a set can handle. Larger counts suit whole-kitchen setups, while single pans close one gap, and all share the same tested ceramic non-stick.
Piece count vs. what you own

A 12-piece set replaces most of a kitchen drawer at once, while an 8-piece specialty group only adds what you lack. Start by listing the pans you already cook with weekly.

Capacity for how you cook

A 10.5-inch fry pan suits one or two, a 4.5 qt sauté pan handles family portions, and a 12 qt stock pot covers big batches. Match capacity to your usual serving size.

Materials and testing

Every piece here uses PFAS-, PFOA- and PTFE-free ceramic non-stick, with reports from third-party accredited labs. Coatings change with use, so care matters over time.

Storage and kitchen space

Sets ship with magnetic pan racks and a lid holder, which matters if counter and cabinet space are tight. Singles are easier to place when adding one piece at a time.

Two pastel ceramic non-stick fry pans of different sizes placed side by side beside a measuring tape on a bright kitchen counter

Four ways to enter the category

The range splits by how much you need and how you shop: complete sets, specialty add-ons, everyday single pans and larger pots. Once you know which gap you are closing, the choice narrows quickly and the price follows the scope.
Complete pastel ceramic cookware set with pots, pans and storage racks on a white kitchen counter

Complete cookware sets

Full collections of 12 to 24 pieces with storage included. Best when you are starting fresh or replacing everything at once rather than adding gradually over months.
Group of specialty ceramic non-stick pans arranged together on a marble countertop

Specialty additions

An 8-piece group that layers onto what you already own. Choose this when the core pieces are fine but a few gaps keep slowing you down in the kitchen.
Single ceramic non-stick fry pan standing alone on a light kitchen counter

Everyday single pans

One fry pan or sauté pan at a time. A good path if you want to test ceramic non-stick performance before committing to a full set and its storage needs.
Ceramic non-stick sauce pan and large stock pot side by side on a marble counter

Pots for bigger cooking

Sauce pans and a 12 qt stock pot for grains, soups and big batches. Pick these when your everyday pans are fine but your capacity is not.
From home cooks

What owners notice over time

I replaced a pan that had lost its coating and noticed the difference in the first week: food releases with barely any oil, and the wipe-down takes a minute instead of a soak at the end of the night.
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Jordan M.Replaced a worn non-stick pan
Cooking for four every night, I wanted one vessel that could handle a full family portion without crowding. The wider pan does that, and cleanup after a weeknight stir-fry is genuinely quick.
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Priya S.Cooking for a family of four
Building my first real cookware set, I compared piece counts for weeks. Starting with a complete set meant everything matched, and the included storage actually solved the cabinet problem I had been avoiding.
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Daniel R.Building a first full set
Breakfast for one used to mean a sad small pan I never wanted to use. A properly sized small pan made weekday eggs feel like far less effort, and it lives on the counter because it looks good there.
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Alicia T.Weekday breakfasts for one
When friends come over, I cook across two or three pieces at once. Being able to keep everything consistent on the stove and then serve straight from it feels calm instead of chaotic, which is what hosting should feel like.
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Marcus L.Hosting weekend brunch
Close-up of a ceramic non-stick fry pan surface on a stovetop with even heat and a smooth coating
Open kitchen drawer holding ceramic non-stick pans stacked upright in a magnetic pan rack
One adult hand wiping a pastel ceramic non-stick fry pan clean with a soft cloth at a kitchen sink

Questions to ask before choosing a piece

How does ceramic non-stick differ from conventional non-stick in daily cooking?
Caraway’s coating is ceramic and made without PFAS, PFOA or PTFE. It releases food well with little oil and wipes clean quickly, though like any non-stick surface it should be treated gently and will evolve with use.
The brand publishes reports from third-party accredited laboratories covering its materials. That transparency lets you read what was checked for yourself rather than relying only on a brand’s own safety claims about a coating.
If most of your current cookware is worn or mismatched, a set usually works out better and solves storage too. If only one piece has failed, a single fry pan or sauce pan is the lower-risk way to try ceramic non-stick.
Use low to medium heat, wooden or silicone tools and a soft sponge with mild soap. Avoid thermal shock and aerosol sprays, and expect the surface to change gradually as it seasons through regular everyday cooking.
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An assortment of Caraway ceramic non-stick pans arranged on a bright kitchen counter with eggs and fresh vegetables nearby
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