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Question: Are the skillets in the set the same as the 8" and 10"  "deep skillets" which you can buy separately?
Document: I also have aLodge Logic LPGI3 Pro 20-by-10-7/16-Inch Cast-Iron Grill/Griddleand an old Wagner cast iron skillet that I love. Cooking in the pots (or saucepans if you prefer) and stockpot is easy. They heat up nicely and cook just like you would expect. The skillets are another matter:  they don't handle quite like the old non-sticks.
I love nice kitchenware -- especially cookware. That being said, the Anolon Chef Clad Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set, did not disappoint.This set not only looks beautiful, but also performs well. The brushed aluminum exterior and stainless steel interior are the perfect combination for even cooking on all types of range tops.
This set does all it claims (well, except tight lids, I suppose). It works on my inductive cooker and my gas range. The pots heat evenly (as opposed to Analon'sAnolon Nouvelle Copper Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set, which do to their shape do not... the sides heat up and scald stuff) do to their shape. The stainless does discolor, but no rust yet. A fine starter set.
When I received the ANALON CHEF CLAD STAINLESS STEEL 10-PIECE COOKWARE SET, it was in a nice weighty box. Each piece I pulled out is very durable, solid cookware. It is a standard 10-piece set where you get 2 saute pans, a large 6-qt pot, a sauce pot and a a mid-sized pot with accompanying clear glass lids.
They are both dishwasher and oven safe (up to 500 degrees F). They can even be used under the broiler.3. The set has every type of basic pot and pan I use regularly: 1, 2, and 3 quart saucepans, a 6 quart stockpot (perfect for homemade soups and broths), two sizes of open skillets, etc.4.
Exceptional fitting.Cleaning 8.0/10On the bottom is etched 'Dishwasher Safe'. After pulling out a pan from the Anolon set that was just washed by my dishwasher, there was a rainbow sheen on the bottom of the inner part of the pan that was dull and did not look appropriate for stainless steel. I saw the dishwasher safe logo after I saw this 'abnormality' as it did not seem like it went well getting machine washed.
We've been limping along on the ends of 25-year-old Revere Ware from our wedding (with the addition of some cast iron skillets), but sometimes you just want to grow up and have a matching set of functional pans.I recently made an awesome Italian bean soup; it did seem like the 6-quart stockpot had some minor hotspots, though I think I just wasn't used to the heat conductivity and had the gas up too high.
This is a beautiful set of cookware. It comes with three saucepans, a stock pot, two skillets, and four lids of different sizes. This is not one of those sets where it advertises a bunch of pieces but then you find you cannot make use of all of them. All of the cookware are of usable sizes, although you may not use the 1 quart saucepan as much as the other larger sizes. I usually do not like glass lids, but these lids are very thick and designed well.
Bought this for a Christmas gift. The receivers loved it and I thought it was of great quality and a good buy for the money.
I have a couple Anolon Advanced pieces that I picked up at BB&B;, the 8" skillet and the "Ultimate Pan" to be specific. I was impressed with the quality of these products, but noticed - like on most teflon or non-stick coated surfaces - they could be damaged by heat, using a metal spatula, or being washed in a dishwasher. Well, Capholon is typically overpriced and the quality doesn't seem much different.
Answer: As far as I can tell they are not "deep " skillets - maybe 2" high - but note that Anolon no longer makes this series.  I do however recommend them - they were a great replacement for my Revere Ware collection