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Cookware set or individual pieces? Count what you cook with

Lids and trivets can be included in the box’s piece count. Your weekly meals show which pans you really need.

Published: 14/09/2026, 2 min read

Black frying pans and a lidded saucepan on an induction hob, with vegetables and a wooden spoon.

When is a cookware set a useful choice?

A set is a good starting point when several essentials are missing and you would regularly use its sizes. If you only need to replace a worn pan, choose the right individual piece. Before buying, count cooking vessels, lids and trivets separately: the advertised piece count may include all of them.

What does the piece count actually include?

The contents of three sets

Criterion3-piece frying pan set, 22 and 26 cm
15,990 Ft
4-piece cookware set with 24 cm frying pan and lidded pot
22,790 Ft
10-piece cookware set with 2 pans and 3 lidded pots
63,990 Ft
Cooking vessels2 frying pans, 22 and 26 cm24 cm frying pan and 24 cm pot2 frying pans and 3 pots
LidsNone1 glass lid3 straining glass lids
Trivets112
Total pieces3410

Which one to pick?

Lids and trivets are useful accessories, but do not add another vessel. For a meal with several components, count the pans you can actually use together.

Take a quick kitchen inventory

  1. Write down the main steps for three regular dinners: boiling pasta, making sauce or frying meat, for example.
  2. Match each step to an existing pan in good condition. An unmatched step reveals the real gap.
  3. Measure your cooking zones and storage space. A larger pot is useful only if it fits comfortably.
  4. Check the lids too. Do not assume every included lid fits every vessel in the set.

The featured sets support induction and have TitanPro coating. Shape can then guide the choice: a shallow pan for browning, a deeper vessel for saucy dishes and a pot for soup. A carefully chosen addition can work alongside your existing favourites.

Find the set that fills the gap

Compare the detailed contents with your own list. A larger number on the box is not a reason to buy more pieces on its own.

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