The 6 Best Items From the Pioneer Woman Cookware Collection
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Pros:
- Beautiful floral design
- Nonstick surface is PFOA- and PFTE-free
- Compatible with a variety of cooktops, including induction
Cons:
- Smallest saucepan doesn’t come with a lid
- Handwashing is recommended
We love ceramic cookware for its nonstick coating that uses less oil for cooking. Plus, many cookware sets are just so pretty, like this Pioneer Woman ceramic cookware set in Agatha Blue. The aluminum construction is durable and conducts heat well for even cooking, and it’s compatible with induction cooktops. The PFOA- and PTFE-free ceramic nonstick interior releases food easily for faster cleanup.
This Pioneer Woman pan set includes 12 pieces: a 1-quart saucepan, 3- and 4.5-quart saucepans with lids, a 5-quart Dutch oven with lid, 8- and 10-inch skillets, an egg pan and an acacia wood turner and a spoon.
Pros:
- Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup
- Microwave and oven safe to 450 degrees
- Adorable nesting design
- Comes with lids
Cons:
- Dishes may be too small for some home chefs
When comfort food is on the menu, a casserole ensures there will be plenty to share. This stoneware casserole set from the Pioneer Woman is up to the task. It comes with three rectangular baking dishes (all come with a matching snap-shut lid that’s perfect for storing leftovers)— that you can use to prep, bake and serve straight from the oven. The nesting design ensures it won’t take up much space in your kitchen, while the off-white vintage lace pattern will complement any table setting, and
Pros:
- Oven safe up to 500 degrees
- Available in multiple colors
- Includes an extra interchangeable knob
Cons:
- Handwash only
It’s no secret that we love a Dutch oven here at Taste of Home for its range of cooking abilities, from braising to baking. This 5-quart cast iron pot and lid from The Pioneer Woman is oven safe up to 500 degrees, making it perfect for every stew, soup and casserole you make. It comes in more than a half-dozen shades and patterns, so you won’t mind leaving this out on the stovetop to double as kitchen decor.
Pros:
- Lightweight cast aluminum construction
- Dishwasher safe
- Oven safe up to 350 degrees
Cons:
- Not induction compatible
Cast iron capability without the heft? Yes, please. This double griddle is constructed from lightweight cast aluminum, so you don’t have to give your arms as much of a workout when you take it in and out of the oven. The griddle is oven safe up to 350 degrees or it can fit across two burners. The surface is nonstick for easy, dishwasher-safe cleanup. We love how the wooden handles and speckled pattern give off vintage vibes.
Pros:
- Nonstick coating
- Matches other pieces in the collection
- Dishwasher safe
Cons:
- No lid
- Not PFAS-free
A fry pan is one of those classic cookware pieces you’ll find yourself reaching for again and again, especially when it’s this one from The Pioneer Woman. This 12-inch pan has the looks of cast iron with the lightweight feel of aluminum. It’s perfect for many dishes, from your morning eggs to pan-fried proteins for dinner. It matches other items in the Pioneer Woman pots and pans in the collection. We love that it’s dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
Pros:
- Two-layer nonstick surface
- Gorgeous speckled blue
- Set comes with two utensils
Cons:
- Handwashing is recommended to preserve the finish
Leave it to the Pioneer Woman to come up with a bakeware set that’s as sweet as the treats you’ll be making with it. This set, which comes in a gorgeous speckled blue, is made from durable aluminized steel. Each piece features a two-layer nonstick interior and exterior so you won’t have to stand there scrubbing off batter for hours (although handwashing is recommended to uphold the finish). The seven-piece set includes a cookie sheet, a cake pan, square and round pans and a loaf pan, along with a spatula and whisk.
What to Look for When Buying The Pioneer Woman Cookware
When purchasing anything for your kitchen—from utensil holders to cutlery trays—first determine whether it fits your cooking needs. Are you looking to replace a whole cupboard of pots and pans, or are you simply adding to your arsenal? The Pioneer Woman has entire sets of cookware or single items, like a cast iron pan or a Dutch oven.
Then, determine the type of surface you like to cook on. Just as Ree Drummond herself likes to use a variety of surfaces, from nonstick to ceramic to cast iron, you’ll find multiple options of each in this festive collection.
Lastly, ensure you have room to store your new kitchen gear. The good news is that even some of the larger items from The Pioneer Woman collection, like the nesting stoneware casserole set and the 12-quart stock pot, are rather compact, despite their capacity. But even if you’re tight on space, we think some of Ree’s cookware is so cute that it deserves a permanent spot on your counter or stovetop.
FAQ
Is Pioneer Woman cookware made with Teflon?
Teflon™ is the registered trademark behind certain nonstick coatings used in cookware. While Pioneer Woman pans and pots feature nonstick surfaces, they are not listed as Teflon™.
What kind of cookware does Ree Drummond use?
On the show, “The Pioneer Woman,” Ree showcases her culinary expertise using a wide range of pots, pans and cookware from different brands, including her own signature line. She’s partial to durable cast iron, a vital tool for ranch cooking. Additionally, she embraces the versatility of ceramic and nonstick cookware. So it comes as no surprise that The Pioneer Woman cookware collection encompasses all three options, as Ree is passionate about sharing her personal favorites with fellow home chefs.
What company makes Pioneer Woman cookware?
Gibson Overseas, Inc. manufactures Ree Drummond’s Pioneer Woman cookware. This company produces The Pioneer Woman line, including cast aluminum cookware, cutlery and kitchen gadgets, all designed to reflect Ree Drummond’s rustic charm and practicality.





