- Copper offers superior heat conductivity over other metals. Scalding and hot spots within a skillet or pan are not an issue with copper. Heat is distributed uniformly throughout the cookware on any burner, resulting in an even cook every time.
- No preheating is required. Cook times are faster and make meal preparation more efficient. This can make cooking more comfortable and more consistent by eliminating any impatience or timing mishaps due to uneven cooking.
- The durability of copper cookware can last for several years. Because it is lined and reinforced with other materials such as stainless steel or tin, copper cookware is stronger and more protected from any damage. This makes it one of the more robust materials on the market.
- For some recipes that demand unlined copper bowls or utensils like jam or whipped egg whites, the chemical reactions resulting from copper use are desirable and can enhance cooking. In these instances, copper is almost necessary to get a superior result.
- Copper is worth the investment in the long run. Copper pots and pans are more substantial and more solidly constructed than other kitchenware. They do not slide around on the stove or counter and can last a long time.
