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Saladmaster Expert Review by Brian Garvin and Jeff West

By Brian and Jeff On April 2, 2009 Under MLM-Programs-S

Saladmaster Sales, Inc. began operating in 1947 in the home of Harry Lemmons. The company only had one product at that time: the Saladmaster machine. Today, Saladmaster offers a complete kitchen system with their Solutions Line which provides customers with all their kitchen and food preparation essentials. The company has sold products in 35 different countries around the globe. Saladmaster is the only cookware company that makes its products with 316L surgical stainless steel.

The Saladmaster vision is to change lives by giving families the tools needed for healthier food preparation, providing consumers with an opportunity for financial success, and making customer satisfaction a must.

Saladmaster products have three unique features. Their products are made from 316L surgical stainless steel which is a much higher grade than other leading cookware companies. Versa Loc is a detachable handle system that makes stacking cookware into cabinets a simple task. Handles can be removed and re-attached for easy clean up and convenience. Saladmaster’s Solutions Cookware line contains the Vapo Valve which aids in preparing food at the correct temperature to ensure the best nutritional value and reduces the need for constant stirring.

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Saladmaster offers a classic direct selling approach in which company consultants and dealers sell products to potential customers through dinner parties. All products sold have a lifetime guarantee if bought from a consultant or dealer.

The Saladmaster career opportunity provides products that promote better health and offer people the chance to have their own business that they can be proud of. They offer business support which allows access to their customized Saladmaster accounting system, has a Spirit of Success promotion program, offers bonuses for promoting their products and recruiting others to the Saladmaster family, and holds frequent sales rallies and conventions so that members can get to know one another as family and friends.

Many recognition programs are available. World Champ is for the top personal sales done by consultants. Diamond lapel pins are for the dealers who earn the top group sales. Seven-star silver and gold is awarded for growth and sales for dealers. Spirit of success pins are given out as sales and recruiting achievement awards for consultants. Finally, master dealer rings, jackets, and other bonuses are rewards given for superior group sales and recruiting for dealers.

Careers at Saladmaster are open for people of all ages. Career opportunities with the company can be customized according to one’s schedule and objectives. Careers are available for part-time and full-time work and there are no set hours, consultants can work on their own time at their own pace.

The Saladmaster company invites everyone to build a career that suits their lifestyle while providing a happier, healthier environment. Saladmaster has been in business for over 55 years and is dedicated to delivering quality products to customers and giving aspiring entrepreneurs an opportunity for financial growth and satisfaction.

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Nancy

November 5, 2009

Hello,

I’m determined that this cook wear is garbage!! I bought into the scheme with intentions of being able to lose weight once I started to cook healthier and in the stainless steel that has no toxins. This is what I was led to believe.

When I cooked for my six year old, I also burned the cake. I watched the video and read the cookbook for instructions. The cake burned 3 times! So much for saving money on my grocery bill like they suggested. They NEVER explained the 3 day void notice. When I call the 4th day with one day being a holiday they would not take their products back! The representative said my stove ran too hot and it was possible that is why I was not able to cook it correctly but insisted in coming over for the third time and cooking to show me again! Must it be so difficult? I don’t think so!!!! This company does not stand by their cook wear! They are thieves in my opinion that only want the money that they will split in commission. Salad Master is a gimmick !!

Gregory

January 24, 2010

I know Saladmaster is pricey! I have them and its VERY VERY different in cooking compared to my old style. It took us about a month to get it right……I burned the cake 7 times until I learned times and heat settings.

For piece of mind, go to Walmart or Target and read the actual WARNING labels on FABERWARE $20.00 pots and skillets…………”FUMES WILL KILL YOUR SMALL PETS IN THE KITCHEN”

I look at things more practical now a days; I spent $5000 for a diamond ring and it just sits on a finger looking pretty sometimes or in a jewelry box..(woopee!)……..we paid $2400 for an entire set of cookware and my family uses it everyday, twice a day and NO METAL leaches into food. I know that for the next 30+ years I’m NEVER buying crappy pots and poisoning my family again!

I also researched the WORLD in cookware, NOBODY else carries 316 TITANIUM Steel. Plus they are only the 2 or 3 cookware brands that are made for induction stoves coming in the future.

You can defrost, cook, serve, store and re-heat in one pot!
I’m sorry you had a bad consultant not really teach you and help out….it takes time!

I got our items in South Florida and a super nice Spanish guy took his time.

Greg

Teddy

February 24, 2010

I attended the saladmaster demo and was shock with the price on their set. Yes they might have a good material but the price doesn’t justify the price considering that it’s not a pure Titanium cookware, it is composed of several metal bonded together with titanium at the last part. The consultant will scare you about the other brands leaching metal, teflon etc… and it’s effect on the body, but I have to ask the consulatant “How long will a person dies if we they have to continue using the Teflon, Stainless Steel, Aluminum etc..?” The consultant couldn’t answer. Then I ask another question ” How long do you think a person lives if he/she uses Saladmaster?

Ok lets focus on the food cooked by saladmaster demo. The food tasted like hospital food, chocolate cake was more like a 1 dollar cheap cake.

Dale

April 25, 2010

I was just apart of a demo for SM this past week. I was completely blown away with how quality the product was. I seen it more from a health perspective because I am all about my health. I find it amazing that just because we dont see how bad other pots and pans affect us we believe then that they dont. How much sense does that make. Then as far as the living and dieing thing come on that is the problem with Americans nowadays we all live very substandard lives of depression, fatigue, bloating, lack of concentration and memory. Why do you think that is, because you were born that way. Maybe if we were more educated we would see how these toxins affect us that we get from the pans we cook in to the food we eat. We spend billions of dollars on health care but none on preventive. I am thoroughly impressed with the SM products because until they did the pot test and opened my eyes to the truth that I am killing the food I am cooking that I spend lots of money on and that not only that but I am leaching more toxins into it as well because of the pan. I allready have enough to deal with if it is not organic. I am all about getting me a set and it is worth the learning curve to cook right and healthy. I would say if you really weigh the facts and open your eyes to the truth you will find that this is the best product you can buy to cook your food in. At least accept the truth that the pots and pans you cook in are leaching toxins into your food and it is destroying the health of your family.

Kartikeya

June 20, 2010

Hello i would like to know that the company claims that it uses TITANIUM inside but how on earth do we actually confirm that they are using it….they do not provide any kind of proof for that..?? So how do i get it confirmed whether it is there or not

Leyla

July 20, 2010

I’d just like to say that despite their (and others) research of leaching toxins, the entire basis for buying their kitchenware is a scam. They advertise an overpriced pan in the name of “health,” and then they brainwash people into thinking that their products are the ONLY ones that are safe.

And for what? 2,000 dollars that you didn’t need to spend?

I think I’ll just stick to my cast-iron skillets. The only thing that makes them “dangerous” is the neglectable amount of iron (a nutrient NEEDED in your body) that leaches into the food. People with a rare disease called “hemochromatosis,” or people who can’t disgest iron, shouldn’t use iron skillets, obviously. But that’s just common sense. Otherwise, it’s perfectly fine and perfectly healthy. The body needs iron, and most people are deficient in it anyways. If you don’t believe me, please research it yourself.

And I can get a cast iron skillet for what? 20 bucks? Higher grades, maybe 50? Sounds more plausible and wallet-friendly to me.

Seriously guys, don’t buy Saladmaster kitchenware. It’s a poorly disguised scam that targets people concerned for their health. Titanium steel sounds nice, but it’s really not necessary for cookware.

mitzi

August 24, 2010

just so you know, the iron you need in your body is not from a heavy metal-it is from your vegetables. otherwise why not suck on a nail.

Doreen

September 3, 2010

We used Saladmaster cookware when I was growing up. I purchased a set for myself when I moved out. I Love it! It cooks foods more evenly than your typical set. It cleans easily. I plan on getting a set for each of my daughters when they move out.

I recommend this cookware to everyone.

stan

September 9, 2010

I have been selling Saladmaster cookware for over 20 years. I have thousands of satified customers. Yes, it is very expensive.But the benefits out weigh the cost.I have many customers tell me how much better they feel and fast it is to be able to put a meal together.
Our office provides cooking schools(free) for life. I want my customers to get the full benefits of the Saladmaster cooking systems. Its not all about us, its about helping the people we serve.

Cody

September 12, 2010

@ Nancy, i’ve got salad masters cookware & highly recommend them. I have no problem with cooking with them & have clearly made me & my family more healthier. I think you must be a real bad cook if you keep burning your food!!!!

MR

November 2, 2010

About the titanium that a few people have mentioned; there is precious little titanium in SM cookware. They use 316Ti stainless steel on the cooking surface of the cookware. Titanium is a minor component of the alloy (about 0.5%).

“The titanium atoms stabilise the structure of the 316 at temperatures over 800°C.”

Since no cookware will ever reach 800°C, the use of 316Ti as opposed to standard grades of 316 is meaningless for this application. However, the word “titanium” is a great marketing buzzword, and has been for a long time; so that is probably why they use it now rather than standard grades of 316 (like 316L).

Teddy said:

“Yes they might have a good material but the price doesn’t justify the price considering that it’s not a pure Titanium cookware, it is composed of several metal bonded together with titanium at the last part.”

No, and it is a good thing it is not pure titanium cookware, as pure titanium cookware would perform poorly because titanium is a poor thermal conductor (there is no such thing as a pure titanium pan anyway).

All the layers that they use (what are they up to now, 7?) is just a marketing scheme too. You only need three layers for stainless steel cookware. You want a thick layer of aluminum sandwiched between two thin layers of stainless steel, because aluminum is an excellent thermal conducor, and stainless steel is not. That is how the original Saladmaster stainless steel cookware was made by the way (from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s). Additional layers serve no actual purpose, unless you are adding copper layers into the mix (even better thermal conductivity than aluminum), which Saladmaster doesn’t do. They only use steel and aluminum, so 3 layers are all that is needed.

Saladmaster cookware is top quality, but highly overpriced. Also, the concern about metals leaching into your food with other stainless steel cookware is ridiculous. Whatever manages to leach into your food will be such a small amount as to be meaningless:

“All things are poison and nothing is without poison, only the dose permits something not to be poisonous.” – Paracelsus

Instead of taking your Saladmaster salesman’s word for it; a better idea would be to go to the doctor’s and find out if you have any elevated levels of metals from your cookware in your system. The doctor’s visit will be cheaper than the thousands of dollars for a set of Saladmaster cookware.

I love Saladmaster cookware, and use it daily. However, I inherited mine (it is about 40 years old), so I never spent a dime on it. Saladmaster cookware is worth a premium price, but not nearly as much of a premium as they charge for it these days.

Ray Rimando

November 30, 2010

I have a friend who became rich selling Salad Master. He bought a nice home in Hawaii.

DaVelle

December 11, 2010

My mother just handed down her Saladmaster set to me and I’m so excited. I’m 31 and my mom had this set for at least 20 years… Do your research and you’ll be find. They are pricey but well worth it!

livemore

December 14, 2010

in the demos, they simmer water and add a little baking soda to bring out the taste of whatever is being leached into the water. i wouldn’t even taste some of the water; its smell was enough to convince me. but of the water that i did taste, the all-clad and the saladmaster were the cleanest, with all-clad having a very slight flavor and saladmaster having no flavor at all. this was very convincing evidence, and knowing what i know about heavy metals, i don’t want any more of them than i already have or get from the environment. heavy metals accumulate in the tissue of the body, particularly fatty tissue. this becomes a concern when you consider that the brain is about 1/4th fatty tissue. you don’t need those metals in your brain in any dosage no matter how small.

sandy c

February 8, 2011

It seems that the only ones who dish on Saladmaster are those who have never seen a dinner or tasted food from it… or who don’t own it.

It is what it is… do the research… it’s not made up.
Basically it comes down to a decision of what is worth it to YOU. But, efficient products DO save, and save and save. SAFE products are worth it to many.

I recently sat beside a lovely lady on the plane. We chatted away… and I asked if she had ever heard of ‘waterless cookware’. And she piped up and said,”Why yes… I have Saladmaster!!” I’ve had it for over 30 years and my Momma had it for… oh I guess it must be over 50!!! I think it saved her house from burning down so many time!!!”

When she heard about the ‘non-stick’ Titanium 316 Steel… and the no water for ‘boiling’ eggs she was just amazed. Seems she wants to see the ‘new modesl!’

Those who don’t want others to see what they themselves do not want to bit the bullet for… and who believe what is said on the internet (because everything is truthful on the internet where there are no names to faces and where people can be much more than they really are…) are amusing to say the least.

Do diligence….. use your own taste buds… common sense and practicality. Everyone who dishes SM, probably has 2 cars, 2+ computers… cell phones and more than one tv. So DON”T be a hypocrite at least. It’s just too easy on line! The proof is in the pudding.
NOTE TO BURNING… turn the heat down! Too much heat will burn anything!
(but at least on the 316Titanium Steel…. the meal isn’t ruined.. nor is your time or food!.)
Saladmaster is what it is…. the best out there. So, go ahead…. keep on swinging!!!

Todd

April 21, 2011

Wow.

I have spent 18 years in the restaurant industry. I started out as a humble busser and then a host, server, cook, Person in Charge (PIC), 3rd level Manager, and then an Assistant GM.

I have coordninated, served, and cooked for homeless, common, and rich people. I have served former govenor of Oregon Barbara Roberts to the Harleem Globtrotters. I have worked in chain restaurants to high class fine dinning resturants and never have I seen nor recommended by or to anyone the neccessity to buy salad master cookware.

Any so called benifit to buying this stuff is grossly outweighed by what is actually in the pan that you are cooking and furthermore actually putting into your mouth.

Furthermore, if you are a horrible cook, after buying this stuff; you will still be a horrible cook. Cooking is a craft and a craft is like an art; it’s a talent that is developed.

After leaving the restaurant industry I found myself in school and becoming a nurse. I am not dietician but I learned the most basic thing any person needs to know in being healthy and eating healthy in regards to caloric intake. The only numbers you need to know is 4-4-9. “4″ is the number you need to remember that is the caloric intake of every ounce of carbohydrates and protiens. “9″ is the number of calories in every ounce of fat you consume. That will take you far further in your quest to eat healthier than buying this stuff that only transfers and spreads heat around.

I recently met a couple of sales people here in Wilsonville Oregon who are claiming that there product goes against everything in western medicine and it simply doesn’t.

As a nurse, I have never seen a doctor prescribe this stuff for it’s (so-called)benifit. Not only that but I have never even heard it talked about. This coming from a person who has on multiple occasions seen a prescription of resident’s and patient’s have a prescription for beer, Jack Daniels, and tabacco being prescribed by Doctors and I would have to put them on the medication sheets.

These same sales people ( Husband and wife) made claims that there product (Salad Master) goes totally against western medicine as stated above. They acted as if the mortality rate would be beat if you bought this product. Everyone will die and I promise you that and this product will have zero bearing on that. They even claimed that there product had more of a bearing on your life then your actually geniology make-up which is above and beyond a farse.

Most people do not know that your body regardless of what you do to eliminate it, Your liver makes all the cholesterol your body needs. Even if you completly eliminate all the cholesterol in your diet that your liver will create it for you. Exactly the samething with your sugar level. Your liver will turn fat into a psuedo-sugar that one can make the claim is harder to control than fats from just carbohydrates.

The best things you can do is just plain old common sense.

CONSULT your doctor
Go for a walk
add vegtables you your diet
Stop eating so much fast foods
Love
Allow to be loved
Laugh
don’t let life stop you in your tracks, adapt to change – it’s the only constant.

Salad Master probably does put out a good product but it’s probably not going to change a thing in your life except to give you a simple pleasure. Keep in mind that Salad Master’s warranty doesn’t cover your trip to the ER.

AC Warren

October 28, 2011

I felt like I was sitting at a Time Share talk last night!! Who in their right mind spends $5000 on pots and pans! Certainly not me. Yes, they cooked a meal but then at the end they want you to taste water that has been boiling with baking soda in it from 4 different kinds of pots. Not only did it all taste horrible but it almost made one of our friends throw up. Why would you do this after a dinner? and when he said “no” they insisted that they don’t get credit for the show unless you try the different kinds, please!! One other thing, the parent company Regal Ware that sells this “wonderful, healthly cookware” also sells 7 other kinds of cookware. Hmm, they sell aluminum, teflon and other that SM says is so bad. Gee does that add up? Check out Regal Ware website if you think I’m making it up.
I wasted three hours of my evening. I felt like telling them to leave after only a half hour. I don’t do Time share talks. Buyer beware. Do your research before they come to your house, wish I had never let my daughter let them sign us up. I should have done due diligence.

Geoff

October 28, 2011

One of our friends introduced me and my wife to Saladmaster. The sales person cooked a delicious dinner with her products and we were “sold.” However, the complete set was $10k. Even the smaller sets were $4, 5 and 6k which were still too expensive for us. We were still very interested in getting this cookware at a better price, so I went onto ebay and was able to purchase only the cookware pieces that I needed at prices anyone can afford. I received it all in near new condition, and now my wife and I enjoy the Saladmaster cooking benefits without the debt to finance it.

Wendy

November 25, 2011

Just went to a presentation of Saladmaster. The cookware is very impressive with many really great features like the stackability while keeping food warm, being able to stand the lid on the side of the pan, the trivets and the removeable handles, but I have to wonder why so much money!!! And why, if its worth the $5000 for an average set, they use incorrect science and facts? yes some nutrients are lost when cooking vegetables with steam and water but other nutrients that can’t be absorbed when they’re raw are released! Its all about healthy balanced eating and cooking. We all know baking, steaming and stewing are the healthiest ways to get the most out of our foods, along with buying fresh or frozen etc etc. Its not because of their cookware people aren’t eating healthy. I have a really nice high quality stainless steel set and am perfectly capable of preparing quality nutritious meals. I also have a lifetime warranty and the steel used has a high chromium first number etc etc. The amount of metal, if any, that could leach from this cookware is so minute its not worth the discussion (FYI – for iron to seperate itself from the steel is pretty difficult – just saying) and I didn’t have to take out a second mortgage to buy it. I just think yes, its an impressive cookware set, but its a shame that its way over priced. As a consumer it raises red flags when I hear “health facts” from the presentor that are dated and clearly incorrect. Tells me they are having a tough time justifying the price on composition alone. (She actually said you will no longer have gas! Really! I’m no doctor but even I know that’s impossible) Why use scare tactics about perfectly good products out there to sell Saladmaster when you could just go on its merrits? For me to replace what I have with this stuff ( I have Jamie Oliver Professional Series Stainless Steel 18/10) it would cost me $8,000. I was interested in the electric pan – it is over $1000. There’s a reason you can only purchase them through home parties – this allows Saladmaster to remain ridiculously priced. Thank-goodness for Ebay:)

Stop saying the wrong thing to your prospects.