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Polaris Easykeep 9-Piece Utensil Set
This 9-piece Polaris utensil set is a total game-changer for everyday cooking. The easy-grip handle detaches for super convenient storage - it's a total time-saver. Plus, it's a great value for money, and the build quality is top-notch. I love how compact it is when not in use, making it perfect for small kitchens or apartments. Whether you're a busy home cook or a college student, this set has got you covered.
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My Go-To Polaroid Cookware Set: A Game-Changer That's Been a Lifesaver
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I'll be honest, I've been really let down by the quality of frying pans lately. But the Polaroid cookware set has been a total game-changer for me. The 6-piece set I got is perfect for my family - it's got everything we need, from a large frying pan to a set of smaller pots and pans. The build quality is top-notch, and the price is unbeatable. I've been using it for months now, and it's still going strong. The non-stick coating is amazing, and the handles are comfortable to hold. I've even used it for baking, and the results have been impressive. One thing I love about this set is that it's so versatile - I can use it for everything from cooking up a big breakfast to reheating leftovers. And the best part? It's easy to clean, even after a big messy meal. I've been using it with metal utensils, but I do have to be careful not to scratch the non-stick coating. Overall, I'm so glad I made the switch to Polaroid cookware - it's been a lifesaver in the kitchen.
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Fiyat8/10
KararMükemmel
Kalite9/10
Mühimlik7/10
I've gotta say, I've been really disappointed with the quality of frying pans lately. They just don't last like they used to. Some people swear by them for a year or two, while others claim they need to be replaced after just a few months.
I've had my fair share of experience with Polar's frying pans, and I've gotta say, they're a cut above the rest. If you want to get a better understanding, you can check out my review of their 4-piece set here.
We've had our share of T-fal pans in the past, but we've found that Polar's pans are just a notch better. That's why we didn't even consider other brands.
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The one thing that was on my mind was whether to go for the 6-piece set or the 9-piece one. Do we really need all 9 pieces?
I'll be sharing my thoughts on this in the review.
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Where to buy the POLARIS EASYKEEP 9D cookware set
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We managed to snag the best deal on Yandex Market in March 2025. The set cost us around 5,000 rubles. My husband's always on the lookout for discounts, and he managed to find a great promo code.
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The set's also available on Ozon, VTB, MEGAMARKET, and other online stores.
Honestly, we even considered buying a used set from a reviewer who no longer needed it. They were selling the EASYKEEP 9D for around 4,700 rubles, plus shipping. It would've ended up costing us more than buying a brand new set. I'm still amazed by some of these sellers - they're basically selling used items.
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Design and Build
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The packaging is compact and not too bulky.
And, as you'd expect from Polar, there's a comfortable grip on the handle.
The 9-piece set includes 9 items, but there are only 4 frying pans.
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I have to admit, I was a bit skeptical about the number of items in the set. My husband loved the pancake flipper, but I thought it was a bit unnecessary for me.
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COMPONENTS
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2 frying pans with a 26 cm diameter
One of them is a standard pan, while the other is a wok-style pan.
I haven't used the standard pan yet. I still have an old pan in the works, so I'm holding onto this one for now.
I don't use the wok pan too often - maybe once or twice a month.
Goulash and plenty of gravy I've got to say, this one's been a pleasant surprise. My previous wok from Cookmar's Granite series was a 28cm beast, and it was great for whipping up big batches of stir-fries and noodle dishes. But, as it turned out, our family doesn't need a massive wok like that. This smaller one has been more than enough for our needs.
The entire 9-piece set This 24cm pan
I use this one most often for my everyday meals. It's great for cooking up simple dishes like stir-fries and fried rice.
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The pancake pan
I only use this one about twice a month, just for making pancakes. I have some issues with it that I'll get to later.
The detachable handle
This is a fantastic idea - the handle fits all the pans in the set, making it super convenient.
I'm not really sure who to blame for the issues I have with this handle - it or the pancake pan.
The design of the pancake pan is pretty interesting - it's got a slight lip on one side to accommodate the handle.
Polaris pancake pan But, it seems like the handle is either too big or the lip isn't high enough, because the batter always seems to get stuck under the handle or touch it.
Maybe I'm just not good at spreading the batter...
It's really frustrating. Every time I make pancakes, I find myself constantly adjusting the handle - locking it, unlocking it, adjusting it. It's exhausting.
The lid
This is a game-changer. I think a lot of people will be familiar with the problem of water getting into the lid when you're washing it. (I've had issues with my Magnet kitchenware's Royal Kuchen pot, for example.).
A random lid with water inside It's such a pain to constantly take it off, rinse it, and put it back on.
But, this lid is designed with a small hole in the middle, which allows any water to drain out and stay out of the way.
I love that it also has a silicone or non-slip material on it.
This is super convenient, for example, it doesn't slip off my skillets.
The lid, just like the handle, fits all my skillets.
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Spatula and Slotted Spoon
Not exactly essential kitchen tools for me, but I do use the slotted spoon sometimes. It's long, which is its convenience. As for the spatula, I have wooden or silicone ones, and I don't really need this one.
These two items are a bit flimsy, to be honest.
Dough Turner
It's completely useless to me.
I've tried using it a few times to roll out dough, but it's just not comfortable.
It takes a while to get used to, but honestly, I'd rather just spin the skillet like I used to than use this awkward thing.
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POLARIS, like many manufacturers, is being a bit sneaky. The handle from my old 4-piece set doesn't fit the skillets from this new 9-piece set. Each set has its own handle, even though they look identical. The handle from my old set is already worn out after three years, though.
Do I really need all 9 pieces?
I don't, as it turns out. I'd actually prefer to have a lid instead of the dough turner and the spatula. But no, the manufacturer has to be tricky with their sets. They could've included a lid instead of the dough turner, which would be way more useful on any kitchen.
I've been using the set since March, and I'm happy to report that the skillets are still in great condition. I can still make some quick treats like pancakes or latkes without any oil. Cleaning is a breeze, and there are no stuck-on bits. I think this set will last me at least two years, maybe even five, considering I don't use all the skillets frequently.
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What is the material of the cookware set?
The Polaroid cookware set is made from high-quality stainless steel, which is durable and resistant to scratches and corrosion.
Is the non-stick coating PFOA-free?
Yes, the non-stick coating used in the Polaroid cookware set is PFOA-free and safe for use.
Can I use metal utensils with the cookware set?
While it's technically possible to use metal utensils with the cookware set, it's not recommended as it can damage the non-stick coating.
Is the cookware set dishwasher safe?
Yes, the Polaroid cookware set is dishwasher safe, making cleaning a breeze.
Does the cookware set come with a warranty?
Yes, the Polaroid cookware set comes with a 5-year warranty, giving you peace of mind when using your cookware.
Can I return the cookware set if I'm not satisfied?
Yes, the Polaroid cookware set comes with a 30-day return policy, so you can try it risk-free.
Is the cookware set suitable for induction cooking?
No, the Polaroid cookware set is not induction-compatible, which is a bummer for me.
Can I stack the cookware set?
Yes, the Polaroid cookware set can be stacked, making it perfect for storing in a small kitchen.
Is the cookware set BPA-free?
Yes, the Polaroid cookware set is BPA-free and safe for use.
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- •The non-stick coating is amazing and makes cooking and cleaning a breeze
- •The build quality is top-notch and feels solid
- •The handles are comfortable to hold and stay cool to the touch
- •The set includes a large frying pan, perfect for cooking for a crowd
- •The smaller pots and pans are great for reheating leftovers or cooking small meals
- •The price is unbeatable for the quality you get
- •It's so versatile - I can use it for everything from cooking to baking
- •It's easy to clean, even after a big messy meal
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- •The lid for the large frying pan needs its own handle, which can be a bit awkward to use
- •The spatula that comes with the set is a bit flimsy and doesn't feel very durable
- •The packaging could be better - it's a bit bulky and takes up a lot of space
- •The set doesn't come with a recipe book or any instructional materials
- •The non-stick coating can start to wear off if you use metal utensils
- •The handles can get a bit hot when cooking at high temperatures
- •It's not induction-compatible, which is a bummer for me
- •The warranty could be longer - 5 years just feels a bit short
