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Backpacker Magazine – April 2005
Cookware Review: Evernew Slick Non-Stick Titanium Cookware
Your ultralight kitchen is now complete
Why: Finally, the benefits of titanium without the hassle of scrubbing burned crud. The trick? Evernew figured out how to apply a tough nonstick coating to titanium, making this cookware line the first we've seen to deliver weight savings, durability, and easy cleanup in one smart package. Folding handles eliminate the need to locate that lost pot gripper. We like the 2-pot Cookset for its versatile combination of 1.9- and 1.3-liter pots, and lids that double as frying pans.
How much: $95 (for the 2-pot Cookset; $49 for one 1.3-liter pot)
Weight: 1 lb. 2 oz.
Contact: (800) 426-4840, www.rei.com
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Posted: Apr 03, 2011 Chris
Sorry, but Titware.com doesn't sound like a good place to bet on finding titanium cookware...
Posted: Oct 25, 2010 Guido
I am the owner of www.TitWare.com (the shortened version of titanium cookware) which i am selling for $50. It can be a good domain to use for selling titanium cookware because it is descriptive and easy to remember. I just listed it for sale at godaddy auctions. The listing may take up to a 24 hours to become active. You can find it by going to godaddy auctions at this link: https://auctions.godaddy.com/?isc=dnabb546&ci=13335
Posted: Jul 15, 2010 tilleman
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