Chicken livers

[Dr. Who]

Yes, and you get better quality.

In my divorce I gave the ex most of my old cook-stuff. And bought all new stuff all separate. She watched it all get delivered and then caught on. She high 5ed me and said "well played."

Sets invariably give you things you don't use and you still have to go out and buy what you need, so there is no point. Who cares if they match anyway?

[Peter1469]

Sets invariably give you things you don't use and you still have to go out and buy what you need, so there is no point. Who cares if they match anyway?

And the sets tend to have a lower quality.

[Dr. Who]

And the sets tend to have a lower quality.

Well you can spend a small fortune on a set endorsed by ____________ famous chef. Some are pretty high quality, but still you don't get the exact size pots and pans that suit your lifestyle. A gigantic dutch oven is not always useful if you're not making huge stews. They also tend to lack mid and any small sized pans. The large pan usually has straight sides. Not good if you prefer sloped sides. If I want a new pan, I wait for sales.

[Max Rockatansky]

Sets invariably give you things you don't use and you still have to go out and buy what you need, so there is no point. Who cares if they match anyway?

Agreed. Money can be saved with sets, especially if one is starting from scratch, but I find myself better off buying/replacing exactly what I need.