Tramontina is a 100 year old Brazilian company and they’ve been operating in the United States for over 25 years. Much of their cookware is made in Manitowoc, Wisconsinwhile other pieces are made in many factories around the world. They have a strong heritage of quality and affordable cookware. I’ve found quite a bit of value in their offerings and you will too. Honestly, some of their offerings do not meet some professional standards, but none of their products are poor. Have a look at their specifications for value that matches your needs. It pays to compare.
Tramontina knives are high carbon drop forged chrome molybdenum stainless steel that is ice hardened to produce a long lasting sharp edge. The resulting quality is an acceptable product and they price range on these knives are reasonable. The Tramontina professional series knives are their best line of cutlery. Compare the prices to other high quality chef’s knives and it’s easy to make a decision about what knives suit your needs. If an inexpensive knife is required due to new chef’s, budget constraints, or other reasons, Tramontina is a good choice. They’re tangs, blades, and handles are forged together, so they won’t fall apart and they are constructed well enough for safe handling. The Tramontina Porterhouse steak knives are excellent for table settings.
The Tramontina trash can is a great product. It’s stainless steel construction makes an eye catching piece for any kitchen. It is so much better than an ugly and stained plastic can in the work area. A quick occasional cleaning on the stainless steel gives off a great shine. When guests and health inspectors visit and see this type of attention to detail instead of a nasty old plastic can, it’s impressive. Tramontina excels with cookware of all types. Their dutch oven is a serious competitor in comparison with any other brand, but they offer different lines for many other types of cookware.
- Stockpots
- Steamers
- Cast Iron Cookware
- Fondue Set
- Stainless Cookware Set
- Saute Pans
- Nonstick
- Roasting Pan
- Pressure Cooker
- Frying Pans
- Enameled Cast Iron
- Pasta Pot
Tramontina cookware may not be the best in quality, but chef’s do not always require the highest price to meet their needs. When you buy Tramontina, it’s value and budget concerns that would make you want to choose their offerings.