Club Aluminum Pots & Pans Information
Cookware with the Club Aluminum name are virtually indestructible, are non-stick and versatile. These pots and pans are made of very heavy aluminum to outlast other brands. Does this Spark an idea?
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History
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In the early 1900's Club Aluminum was used by door to door salesman with demonstrations as a marketing strategy. Sales saw a downturn during The Great Depression but revived 20 years later with a new code of ethics called "the four way test."
Features
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Club Aluminum pots and pans contain heavy aluminum and heavy aluminum lids. They have a flat bottom, which does not warp and makes them appropriate for ceramic and smooth top stoves. The heavy gauge aluminum is non-stick and easy to clean.
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Sizes
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A complete set of Club cookware includes one, two and four quart saucepans, an eight-inch fry pan and a six-quart Dutch oven. All include heavy aluminum lids.
Versatility
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The lids on the knobs will not burn in the oven. Club Aluminum is versatile and you can use it on a cook top or in the oven with the lid on.
Considerations
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Mirro owns The Club Aluminum Company and still produces this type of cookware with a silicone non-stick lining. Original Club pieces are available for purchase online and in antique shops.
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Comments
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I was a club saucepan demonstrator/ seller in the late 60s - in the UK. Still use a couple of pans now the rest have disappeared with kids getting married etc ; We thought they were expensive but after 40 years -- a bargain lol.
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Mom has Club pots...really ugly but have held up for 32 years!!!
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Spaghetti gravy doesn't taste the same with non-stick lining. Would love to find an old 5 qt. dutch oven pot from Club Aluminum.
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where can I get handles for my cookware.
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check ebay
