Anybody have a set they like? I would prefer a major brand from a retailer I have used before, and under $400.

I haven't found a retailer that has this set up as a proper search term. Nearly all the Amazon results are either all aluminum (not induction compatible) or Stainless-Teflon, so searching for "induction" doesn't work.

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America's Test Kitchen recommended T-fal. Around here, Marshall's has them for a lot less than anywhere else.

Description from Amazon listing:

Features
Prometal Pro nonstick interior is exceptionally durable and scratch resistant, safe for use with metal utensil
The unique T-fal Thermo-spot heat indicator shows when T-fal pan is perfectly preheated for cooking
Riveted Silicone Handles for comfort grip
Dishwasher safe; Oven safe to 350 degrees F
Safe for all cooking methods including induction;
Limited Lifetime Warranty

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gl @ Dana Point, CA

Thanks Gene!

Looks like this is the product line: T-Fal Prometal Pro

I found some good reviews of T-Fal pans on Cooksillustrated.com without a product line name. It mentioned steel disk base, but they didn't specifically mention induction or it being non-Teflon.

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Just a couple of days ago I saw a ceramic-lined Tri-Ply cookware set at my local Costco.

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N-OS X-tasy!
Just a couple of days ago I saw a ceramic-lined Tri-Ply cookware set at my local Costco.

Does this seem to be what you saw?
J.A. Henckels International RealClad Cookware

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My choice for T-fal was based on the ATK's comparison testing. They we're very clear that T-fal was the winner, by far.

It is definitely described as being usable with induction cooktops, as you can see from the Amazon description that I posted above.

Also, the most reasonable!

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gl @ Dana Point, CA

Take a magnet with you to the thrift store.

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N-OS X-tasy!
Just a couple of days ago I saw a ceramic-lined Tri-Ply cookware set at my local Costco.

Does this seem to be what you saw?
J.A. Henckels International RealClad Cookware

No, the set I saw was Costco's Kirkland brand.

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