Cookware Made in the USA

Heritage Steel has been making stainless steel cookware in the US for over 40 years. They use some global materials, but everything is assembled in Clarksville, Tennessee. The company has lots of great cookware sets, fry pans, skillets, and other kitchen essentials to choose from.

We also have an exclusive discount with Heritage Steel – use the code ALLAMERICAN at checkout for 10% off your entire order.

And make sure to check out our YouTube feature on them linked above! Mike has their 5-piece essentials set and recently spotlighted them on YouTube.

Made In is relatively new on the scene (started in 2016), but they are producing factory-direct cookware that is made to be high quality and affordable. They manufacture their cookware to have improved heat control whilst ensuring that the handles stay cool. However, only some of their skillets are made in the USA these days (they switched their manufacturing practices shortly after they started). We reached out to their founders for an interview a long time ago when more of their cookware was made here – be sure to check it out too.

Viking makes stainless steel cookware and is also a company that treats its employees well, rated the best place to work in Mississippi in 2016. The company produces all sorts of kitchen equipment, including durable cookware set features 5-ply construction and an aluminum core that gets you better heat transfer from your stovetop, an even heating surface to cook on, and actually reduces energy usage compared to other cookware manufacturers. Their cookware is also made with 18/10 stainless steel, which means it contains 18 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel – which is used for its super high quality and helps prevent rust. The ten-piece set includes frying pans, saucepans, and stockpots of varying sizes.

Smithey is a small cookware manufacturer based in South Carolina that produces cast iron and carbon steel cookware. They make dutch ovens, skillets, griddles, roasters, and other kitchen staples.

360 Cookware makes heirloom-quality cookware that is not designed to wear out or become inefficient over time. They’ve equipped over 60,000 kitchens with their stainless cookware that is made using the highest quality steel. 360 Cookware handcrafts its products in Wisconsin, USA, and doesn’t use any harsh chemicals when manufacturing its products. They believe their products are built to last and to back this up, offer a lifetime warranty with their products.

360 Cookware offers meal delivery cookware sets, saucepans, stock pots, saute pans, fry pans, slow cookers, cookware sets, and specialty items as part of its cookware range. They also offer a wide range of bakeware too. They use Vapor Technology on their products with lids that have a Vapor Seal – this technology is designed to heat food quickly and evenly whilst keeping heat and flavor locked inside.

After inheriting vintage cast iron pans from the 1930s that survived many moves and many kitchens, brothers Stephen and Chris acquired new cast iron cookware that wasn’t anywhere near the same. Thus, they set out to create cast iron cookware like it used to be made, working with foundries and scientists to recreate their grandmother’s cookware. Field Company’s mission is to make cast iron cookware that is thin and light like it used to be, better for everyday use.

Field Company also wanted to create the only pan you would want in any size you could want. Their product range includes skillets, double-handed skillets, lids, griddles, and dutch ovens. Their pans are naturally non-stick and can be used in the kitchen, on the grill, or on a campfire. Field Company’s pans are also proudly stamped with ‘Made in the USA’ on the bottom.

All-Clad has been making quality cookware and bakeware in their Pennsylvania manufacturing facility for over 50 years. Their bakeware is made to be reliable whilst at an affordable price. All-Clad bakeware has an even heating surface (oven safe up to 600 degrees) with a slightly tilted edge to make taking it in and out of the oven easier.

Headquartered in Tennessee, Lodge Manufacturing is synonymous with pre-seasoned cast iron skillets and has been working on its craft for over 100 years. They are also on our list of Dutch ovens made in the USA. These Lodge skillets weigh in at over 5 pounds, making them sturdy. They are designed to retain heat well and can be used in pretty much any cooking environment – stove top, oven, campfire, you name it. After you use it, make sure to clean it with just some hot water, a stiff brush, and towel dry – any form of soap or throwing it in the dishwasher is not recommended.

Nordic Ware is a family-owned business in Minnesota that has been making cookware and bakeware since 1946. They make a huge range of products in a wide range of materials. They offer everything from woks to saute pants, to waffle makers and quirky pancake pan designs. Nordic Ware’s cookware range is broken down into categories to make it easier to find what you’re looking for – cookware use includes woks, breakfast pans, restaurant cookware, stock pots, saute and skillets, griddles and grill pans, and cookware sets. They also break down their products into materials – cast aluminum cookware or formed aluminum cookware, as well as their collections.

It’s worth noting that despite being passionate about supporting the local economy and American jobs, some of Nordic Ware’s products are NOT made in the USA. However, each product description is transparent about where it’s manufactured and if any of the materials are imported too (and where they’re imported from), making it easier to find Made in the USA cookware that you’re after.

Miriam’s Earthen Cookware is a very unique earthenware manufacturer in Massachusetts. They manufacture natural clay pots, pans, and other kitchen cookware that is free of any chemicals and environmentally friendly.

Steelmade manufactures flat-top griddles for indoor and outdoor use – all using American-sourced steel. They have tons of sizes and varieties for everything from indoor gas ranges to outdoor grills. These griddles heat very well and have a super easy clean up process.

Nest Homeware manufactures high-quality cast iron cookware out of their facility in Rhode Island. They offer skillets, dutch ovens, and several accessories. Their cookware isn’t cheap, but if they hold up to their promise of everything lasting a lifetime, you’ll certainly get your money’s worth.

FINEX USA’s vintage cast iron pans are ones that are easily recognizable for their patented geometric shape. Their pans are octagonal – the angled sides are made to make it easier to access food using a spatula, as well as providing more spouts for pouring liquids easier and safer. They also have stainless steel coiled handles that temper heat better, stay cool for longer, and have a better grip. FINEX also takes the extra step in pre-seasoning its pans using organic flaxseed oil for a better non-stick surface.

These pans have machine-smoothed surfaces and have stone-tumble polishing, made to create heirloom-quality cookware that heats evenly. You can cook both indoors and outdoors and on any surface (including induction) with these pans. FINEX’s cookware range includes skillets, grill pans, griddles, dutch ovens, sets, lids, and presses.

Founded in 1959, USA PAN manufactures cookware and bakeware for both homes and professional kitchens. They make their products out of heavy gauge aluminized steel for better heat distribution and use distinctive fluted surfaces to add better air flow and strength. USA PAN’s range also includes an FDA-approved non-stick silicone coating which is also created without harmful PTFE or PFOA, making it better for releasing foods and easier to clean up.

USA PAN sells a wide range of bakeware, but its cookware is limited to saucepans and stock pots. It’s also worth noting that some of their products are made in the USA using globally sourced materials – so be sure to check out the product features on each page to be sure what you’re getting. USA PAN offers a Limited Lifetime Warranty for their products.

Copper cookware is a great choice for your kitchen if you need very refined heat management. Brooklyn Copper Cookware specializes in copper cookware which helps to warm quickly and evenly distribute heat. That’s why you see professionals like expert candy makers use copper – they need to be very scientific about the temperatures they are cooking at and make sure heat is evenly distributed throughout their cooking surface. Brooklyn Copper Cookware is simple and organic, only made with 3 ingredients – copper, tin, and iron. Produced in Brooklyn, New York.

American Kitchen is a multi-generational family-owned cookware manufacturer based in Wisconsin that has been operating for over 100 years. Their products are broken down into stainless steel and non-stick, though their stainless steel range is much more extensive. Their cookware is made up of three layers – stainless steel for better durability, a 1050A aluminum core for improved performance, and an outside layer of high-density stainless steel, allowing you to use this cookware on any surface, whether its gas, electric, induction, or ceramic glass. American Kitchen offers cookware sets, casserole pans, skillets, saucepans, sauciers, saute pans, stockpots, and lids & inserts as part of its cookware range.

Relatively new on the scene, Borough Furnace was started in 2011 by partners John and Liz who looked to create quality enameled cast iron skillets. This “old school” company has since expanded to include Dutch ovens, and other cookware. Fun fact: these are the only enameled cast iron ones made in the United States!

Borough Furnace’s cookware range is limited – encompassing frying skillets, a cazuela, a grill pan/braising lid, and a bottle opener, however, they machine their own tooling and make their own castings in-house, with an aim to provide high-quality products that are made with care and designed to last a lifetime of use.

As a restorer of vintage copper cookware, the founder of Duparquet noticed that factory-made copper pieces today didn’t compare to their vintage counterparts and felt the need to bring back quality copper pieces to the modern-day kitchen. They create heirloom-quality copper cookware for homes and have even supplied gourmet restaurants with their products. At their site, Duparquet spins the copper, rivets the handles, tins the cooking surface, and polishes the final piece in-house. Their cookware range includes sauteing pans, frying pans, saucepans, faite touts, as well as combo deals.

American Skillet Company makes state-shaped, pre-seasoned cast iron skillets for folks who want to show off their state pride in the kitchen. Everything is handmade in Wisconsin from start to finish.

Stargazer Cast Iron got started in 2015 and makes beautiful cast iron skillets. Everything is naturally non-stick and seasoned. Each skillet even has an innovative stay-cool handle.

Hammersmith Cookware has been around for a long time, but the current owner bought the business in 1986. He moved the factory to New Jersey, where they still produce some of the finest copper cookware in the country today.

GRIZZLY Cookware is a veteran-owned small cookware business in North Carolina that is making some beautiful cast iron skillets. They are pretty unique compared to most other cast iron brands, though – they make nickel-coated cast iron. They are one of the only American manufacturers that we’re aware of that focus solely on nickel-coated skillets.

Lancaster Cast Iron is based in Southeastern PA and makes beautiful cast iron skillets and other kitchenware like cutting boards, cheese boards, and wooden utensils. They have a natural non-stick surface and will last for decades.

Butter Pat Industries is another cookware manufacturer that focuses exclusively on cast iron. They have a lighter, smoother cast iron skillet than a lot of other manufacturers.