The Pioneer Woman Frontier Speckle 25-Piece Nonstick & Cast Iron Cookware Combo Set
Instantly outfit your kitchen with nonstick cookware, a cast iron skillet, kitchen tools, ceramic measuring cups, storage containers and more. Aluminum cookware features durable porcelain enamel exteriors and scratch-resistant PFOA-free nonstick interiors for lasting durability.
Start your cooking adventures with The Pioneer Woman Frontier Speckle 25-Piece Nonstick & Cast Iron Cookware Combo Set. This expansive set has all the pots and pans needed for everyday cooking, including both nonstick enameled aluminum and pre-seasoned cast iron. Aluminum cookware features porcelain enamel exteriors which bring a vintage, farmhouse feel to any kitchen while providing a durable and vibrant finish. These kitchen workhorses feature heavy-gauge construction and three layers of reinforced nonstick coating for quick cleanup and easy food release. Cast iron skillet features a natural oil pre-seasoned surface that provides natural nonstick abilities right out of the box. To complement the vibrant cookware, this cookware combo collection includes heat-resistant tools and ceramic containers that feature Ree’s signature floral patterns. Whether you’re slow cooking, searing, stir frying, boiling, braising or more, this set has the right tool for almost any recipe. Instantly upgrade your kitchen with coordinated style and quality performance with The Pioneer Woman Frontier Speckle 25-Piece Nonstick & Cast Iron Cookware Combo Set.
Meet Ree:
Ree Drummond is a NY Times Best Selling Author, TV personality, social media phenom, and the woman behind the popular Pioneer Woman lifestyle blog that started it all. She’s also a lover of butter, basset hounds, Ethel Merman, her hunky, cowboy husband Ladd, and their four kids. Her casual country style and delicious recipes have made her a go-to for all things cooking and entertaining.
The Pioneer Woman Frontier Speckle 25-piece Nonstick & Cast Iron Cookware Combo Set:
- Instantly outfit your kitchen with nonstick cookware, a cast iron skillet, kitchen tools, ceramic measuring cups, storage containers and more
- Aluminum cookware features durable porcelain enamel exteriors and scratch-resistant PFOA-free nonstick interiors for lasting durability
- Cast iron cookware features pre-seasoned surface for natural nonstick abilities
- Soft-touch handles provide a cool, comfortable grip when transporting pots and pans
- Ceramic measuring bowls and tools boast vibrant floral patterns
- Wood and nylon tools won’t harm nonstick surfaces
- This versatile collection adds a pop of color and cooking performance to any kitchen
- Includes: 1 qt saucepan with lid, 2.5 qt saucepan with lid, 5.5 qt Dutch oven with lid, 8″ frying pan, 9.5″ frying pan, 9″ pre-seasoned plus cast iron skillet, decorated nylon spoon, decorated nylon slotted turner, acacia wood spoon, acacia wood turner, 4 ceramic food storage containers, 4 ceramic measuring bowls, 4 ceramic measuring spoons
- Cast Iron: Oven safe up to 500 F
- Enameled Aluminum: Oven safe up to 400 F
- Glass Lids: oven safe up to 350 F
- Cast iron safe for use on gas, electric, halogen, glass, vitroceramic, and induction stove-tops
- Enameled aluminum safe for use on gas, electric, halogen, glass, vitroceramic stovetops
- Enameled Aluminum cookware: Dishwasher Safe (hand wash) recommended
- Cast iron: Hand wash only
Additional information
| Induction-Safe | Y |
|---|---|
| Brand | The Pioneer Woman |
| Material | Aluminum; Stoneware; Cast Iron; Wood |
| Piece Count | 25 |
| Nonstick | Y |
| Cleaning, Care & Maintenance | Enameled Aluminum cookware: Dishwasher Safe (hand wash) recommended; Cast iron: Hand wash only |
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by Beth
This Pioneer Woman 25-piece Cookware Set is simply gorgeous!
I don’t necessarily think of cookware as something stunningly attractive – but this is! The set we ordered is mainly turquoise with sunny yellow and bright fuchsia/pink floral accents. The cheerful colors brighten the whole kitchen and make even ordinary days feel festive. I should have gotten something like this earlier – I didn’t realize the effect it can have. Especially with this year being so difficult, a cheery, decorative set of cookware feels like a shot in the arm. Totally worth it!
Obviously, functionality is every bit as important as beauty in the kitchen – and this cookware set has that in spades. The assortment of 25 items is impressive. The largest is a two-handled stock pot with lid (5.5 qt). Next is a stock pot with lid (2.5 qt). From there, a sauce pan with lid (1 qt), two non-stick frying pans (9.5 in. each), a pre-seasoned cast iron skillet (9 in), and two ceramic rectangular baking/casserole pans with lids (2.1 qt. each). Moving on to utensils and smaller items, there are four ceramic measuring bowls (1/4, 1/3, 1/2, and 1 Cup), four ceramic measuring spoons (1/4, 1/2, 1 tsp & 1 Tbsp), a basting/ladling spoon with a decorative floral handle (13.75 in), a slotted spatula/turner with the same matching decorative handle (14 in), and two Acacia wood tools that I use for salad tongs (14 in. each).
Each piece feels sturdy and extremely well made. The construction and materials don’t give off “cheap” vibes at all. I can cook – and bake – everything the family needs. I have no hesitation highly recommending this beautiful set of kitchen cookware. Go for it! A colorful kitchen is a happy kitchen! 🙂
by Monica
Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!! Every year I get so excited for Black Friday, last year I got a set too, one no, 2 sets, And I gift all my loved ones with it, the quality is super, the ceramic is a plus and the patterns are beyond lovely!!! Unfortunately is out of stock already, because if not, I would buy one more for Christmas gift
by Heidi
The Pioneer Woman 25pc Cookware Set Grey is such a great combination of products! I love the addition of the cast iron skillet, it is so amazing. Already pre seasoned and ready to go. Plus the measuring cups and spoons are so beautiful. This would be a great gift for just about anyone. It has a little bit of everything to stock your kitchen. The durability is impressive too!
by Gene
This set is so pretty! It goes well with any kitchen color, The pots and pans lasts for a long time, you just have to careful to not scratch the pans with metal forks and spoons because over time they will start to scratch, other than that nothing sticks to the pots, everything cooks very well without getting stuck and burnt, these are nice pots and pans!
by Irish
I am happy to give my review for this great cookware set. As I opened the box I right away noticed how nice it was. The turquoise color was so pretty. All of the pots and pans felt good in my hand & comfortable without being awkward. Some pans have an awkward feel to the handle but these did not. The lids fit very good as well. The shape of this set was very appealing with it’s rounded bottom. All the pieces were easy to use and I have enjoyed cooking with them now for several days. …. {A low-medium heat is sufficient for these pans. We ruin cookware by using to high a temperature when it’s not needed.} Clean up was easy with just some soap on a sponge and a rinse.
I haven’t had anything stick in the pans. Hamburgers and eggs were cooked with no sticking.
I also used the cast iron pan & it was great to use in making eggs for breakfast. I think this pan will only get better over time as cast iron usually does. I really like the embossed design on the handle……so pretty. The ceramic casserole dishes are so beautiful. The covers/lids have a place on the top for steam to escape. All of the wonderful accessories that came with the cookware were so beautiful and useful. The measuring spoons, measuring cups, wooden spoons and others were perfect. I think the floral design is very beautiful & appealing.
I would most definitely buy this set for a housewarming gift or to give for any reason. It is so well made and pretty it would make any one happy to receive it. To have as many different pieces and accessories in one set is such a help in the kitchen….so useful and needed. I could write more about this cookware set but my review would be to long……. Pioneer Woman did a great job on putting this set together and I look forward to using it for many years.
by Courtney
I missed buying the pot set a couple of years ago on black Friday so I had to snag this set this year. I haven’t used anything yet because I just received it yesterday but everything seems to be of great quality. My only initial complaint is my ceramic food containers were broken when I was unpacking everything. Seems a lot of people have received broken items from this. I got on chat with Walmart customer service this morning and received a partial refund for the broken items within minutes, so I do appreciate that.
by Teneshia
The set is very heavy and it looks like it’s going to be durable. Care instructions were included along with a recipe pamphlet. I have it 4/5 stars because my baking dishes that were boxed very well was in pieces. I’m don’t know if I should blame Walmart or the carrier but it’s obvious that the box was thrown around and not handled with care.
by Diana
I like how many different pieces you get and food doesnt stick much. I made eggs and they didnt stick but they did stick to the metal pieces for the handle so i had to soak it for two same spots and im sure the coating will last if you follow the rules and not use metal. But the outside of the pan is already darker after using it only twice so that i don’t like.