I'm so upset that it literally lasted one use and it is all discolored." And there's more where that came from, with yet another unhappy customer saying, "I'm disgusted with the Pioneer Woman's Red Speckled Cookware that I purchased over a year ago at Walmart.
I handwashed the pan with Dawn and it still looks like this. I made eggs in this pan and even used cooking spray, but even eggs stuck to the pan. This was the very first time using my Pioneer Woman set. Threw them in the trash." Another reviewer says, "So bummed. One angry customer complains, "These are HORRIBLE!! Got them as a birthday gift, had them less than 3 months when the bottom started flaking off and getting in the food.
The reviews for the pans are decidedly less than stellar. As a matter of fact, here are a few of the lies the Pioneer Woman has made us believe about cooking.Īs beautiful as these vintage speckle pots and pans from Walmart are, it seems as though the Pioneer Woman might be selling a set of non-stick lies. Sucks to be her, right?īut as much as we all love her, and as much as a lot of us (make that all of us) would love to be her, not everything she does is perfect.
She basically does everything, all while looking totes adorbs in affluent nouveau-hippie tunics and dangly earrings and bearing what must be the extreme hardships of being married to an actual real-life hunky cowboy. Not only does she cook up a storm, but she is also the author of a pile of books, the host of her own wildly successful cooking show, a homeschooling mother of four, and even has her own line of kitchen tools, cookware, and home goods. Whether she's making her world-famous cinnamon rolls to give as gifts to her mailman, hosting game day feasts, or whipping up a chicken-fried steak, it all looks effortless to this little wife on the prairie. Ree Drummond, the copper-haired blogger who resides on a quaint parcel of 433,000 acres in Pawhuska, Oklahoma makes creating yummy, down-home prairie food look so easy.
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