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Gordon Ramsay go-to HexClad cookware is causing a stir among foodies – but is it worth the hype?

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Rampley-Clarke, N. (2026, September 30). Gordon Ramsay go-to HexClad cookware is causing a stir among foodies – but is it worth the hype? Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/shopping/esbest/home-garden/kitchen-appliances/hexclad-gordon-ramsay-cookware-review-b1298876.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-30 · by Nicky Rampley-Clarke

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HexClad cookware, endorsed by chef Gordon Ramsay, is gaining popularity among food enthusiasts. The LA-based brand offers a range of products including pots, frying pans, and woks, praised for combining stainless steel's performance with cast iron's durability and the convenience of non-stick surfaces. HexClad claims its cookware provides excellent temperature control, oven safety, ease of cleaning, and includes a lifetime warranty. The article includes reviews highlighting the product’s heat distribution and overall quality, though noting that these features come at a higher price point.
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Gordon Ramsay-endorsed HexClad cookware is creating buzz among food enthusiasts. The brand offers a range of products from pots to frying pans and woks, all praised by influencers on social media. HexClad claims its hybrid technology combines the performance of stainless steel with the durability of cast iron while also offering convenience similar to non-stick surfaces. Key features include excellent temperature control, oven-safe surfaces, resistance to metal utensils, and dishwasher-friendly design. The 2L Hybrid Pot with Lid, for instance, is highly rated for boiling pasta, steaming vegetables, and warming soup efficiently.

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HexClad 2l Hybrid Pot with Lid ★★★★★ Best: For boiling, steaming and warming What we love: The lid inverts, as it does for all three pieces in this bundle, which means it can be stacked to save on all-important cupboard space From boiling pasta to steaming veg and warming soup, this pot is perfectly sized for small, speedy cooks.
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Gordon Ramsay go-to HexClad cookware is causing a stir among foodies – but is it worth the hype? asserted
it → go → foodies
The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. asserted
journalism → support → readers
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. uncertain
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Backed by none other than superstar chef Gordon Ramsay – who claims that “not only are they beautiful pans, but their hybrid technology cooks to absolute, utter perfection” – HexClad has been causing quite the stir amongst foodies. And if you’ve scrolled on social media of late, you’ll also know that the LA-founded brand’s range of cookware, which spans everything from pots to frying pans and woks, has gone viral with influencers and creators singing its praises. uncertain
influencers → back → praises
Of which there are many, if the very American marketing is to be believed. asserted
marketing → be → which
Indeed, its winning ingredients bring together the performance of stainless steel with the durability of cast iron to serve up all the convenience of non-stick. asserted
ingredients → win → stick
It promises excellent temperature control, surfaces that are both oven- and metal utensil-safe, plus easy cleaning (you can bung everything in the dishwasher, apparently). asserted
you → promise → dishwasher
“Whether it’s through breakthrough technology, thoughtful design or expanding into new categories, we’re constantly pushing ourselves to create products that challenge expectations and elevate the way people cook and live,” explains Daniel Winer, CEO at HexClad. asserted
Winer → ’ → HexClad
He adds: “Our approach to technology goes far beyond a single innovation. asserted
approach → add → innovation
We combine proprietary engineering, premium materials and rigorous testing to create products that are built to perform for years to come. asserted
that → combine → years
That commitment to quality is reflected not only in how our products perform, but in our confidence to back them with a lifetime warranty.” As a keen home cook and a lover of all things design, I’ve been testing the HexClad cookware range – here’s my verdict. asserted
verdict → reflect → range
HexClad Kitchen All Star Bundle ★★★★★ This trio of all-rounders – the brand’s best-selling pan, a pot and a deep sauté pan – promises everything you need for weeknight stir-fries and weekend one-pots alike, and comes with a lifetime warranty to boot. asserted
you → sell → boot
What we love: Excellent heat distribution on a hot plate (I’ve got an AGA) asserted
I → love → AGA
Not many negatives, other than quality like this comes at a price, which you’d expect Serving up the skilling prowess of your favourite cast-iron at a fraction of the weight, the pan is perfect for frying eggs, searing chops and making light work of everyday cooking. asserted
pan → come → cooking
The laser-etched, stainless-steel hexagonal design that appears across all pieces of HexClad cookware forms a network of ridges that boost searing power, while the ‘valleys’ between the ‘peaks’ feature the brand’s ceramic non-stick tech that’s both non-toxic and easy-clean. asserted
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HexClad 3l deep sauté pan with lid ★★★★★ Best: For searing and simmering What we love: Looks and feels good in your hand, while the angle and placement of the handle are perfect (not a given, if recent cookware reviews are anything to go by). asserted
reviews → sear → handle
Delivers a good-quality sear and char while being non-stick – especially for a flaky fillet of salmon – is a real win in my eyes asserted
Delivers → deliver → eyes
Lids for all three can also be popped in the oven like the pans, but can only withstand temperatures up to 200ºC, although that’s still more impressive than most cookware Whether cooking up a stew, simmering a risotto or reducing a marinara, this deep sauté pan from HexClad has got you covered. asserted
you → pop → HexClad
With remarkably high, straight sides that reduce splatter but are low enough to help you get a great sear on meat before stewing or braising, it’s cleverly designed. asserted
it → reduce → meat
Like everything else, this piece is oven-safe up to 480ºC, so you can finish things off in the oven for a crispy, bubbly top. asserted
you → finish → top
HexClad 2l Hybrid Pot with Lid ★★★★★ Best: For boiling, steaming and warming What we love: The lid inverts, as it does for all three pieces in this bundle, which means it can be stacked to save on all-important cupboard space From boiling pasta to steaming veg and warming soup, this pot is perfectly sized for small, speedy cooks. asserted
pot → love → cooks
Like all three pieces, the pot comes with tri-ply construction featuring an aluminium core for fast and even heating, as well as the same stay-cool, stainless-steel handle for comfort and ease. asserted
pot → come → comfort
Absolutely, I think. asserted
I → think → ?
They look and feel great, are beautifully and cleverly designed, and serve up consistent results that I imagine ambassador Gordon Ramsay swears by (pun intended) and can genuinely stand behind. asserted
pun → look → results
Better still, because the lids can be inverted, everything stacks and stores easily, so they don’t take up even more room in your cupboards. asserted
they → invert → cupboards
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