Viking Cookware Review

If you're are looking for a great set of cookware that performs well, Viking is your choice. Viking is known for quality ranges with the destinctive stainless steel look that customers enjoy and they have developed a cookware line where quality is the outstanding feature. Viking uses an exclusive 7-ply construction of 18/10 stainless steel and aluminum alloys paired with ergonomic handles that will stay cool even when the pan is very hot. The cookware is also very versitile and you can use it on any heating surface, including halogen, induction and ceramic, gas and electric. 

Here are a complete list of features for Viking Cookware:

All cooking vessel and handle designs created by Viking Design and exclusive to Viking.
All cooking vessel and handle tooling the sole property of Viking.
Manufactured to Viking specifications in Belgium.
Composition of vessels is advanced multi-ply Multi-Ply construction of stainless steel and aluminum alloys (see following diagram).
Multi-Ply construction is not available from any other cookware manufacturer.
Multi-Ply construction is a 7-ply material that extends throughout the vessel including the sides (stock pots utilize 5-ply Multi-Ply construction which is optimum for these deep-drawn units).
Multi-Ply construction includes 18/10 stainless steel for cooking surface and exterior on all vessels.
Multi-Ply construction is suitable for all other cooking surfaces; gas, electric, halogen, ceramic, induction. Includes a layer of "magnetic" stainless steel for induction cooking capability.
Exclusive handles by Viking Design.
All handles constructed of investment-cast stainless steel with stay-cool vented feature.
All handles are double-riveted to each vessel.
Dishwasher safe, but hand washing recommended for superior appearance.
Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

What We Think

Our staff has used Viking Cookware for years and the stainless line performs up to the high expectations associated with this brand's reputation. However, the weight of the cookware and relative high cost should be considered when purchasing cookware for your own use or giving cookware as a gift.