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I am a huge sucker for kitchen equipment. I've enjoyed shopping for just about every piece in my kitchen (whether it came from a thrift shop, yard sale or bonafide kitchen supply store). However, I know that not everyone out there wants to invest the time in putting together a working, well-equipped kitchen. There are starter sets of pots and pans out there, but oftentimes they are flimsy, overpriced or missing keys pieces.

However, recently a new company arrived on the scene and they have created a set of kitchen tools that is thoughtful, solid and affordable. Called My Pro Kitchen, the 36-piece set sells for $279 and contains two pots, two pans, one lid, a cookie sheet, a big roasting pan, two kitchen knives (with sharpener), a set of stacking mixing bowls and colander, a peeler, a box grater, a cutting board, a strainer and an assortment of useful and necessary utensils.

Have any of you encountered this set? If so, what do you think about the quality and usefulness?

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