Made In Cookware
Corporate office · East Congress ·
Restaurant-quality cookware for home cooks, chef-grade pans, knives
Restaurant-quality cookware for home cooks, chef-grade pans, knives
"Founded in 2017 in Austin and born from a fourth-generation Boston kitchen-supply family, this cookware brand produces nontoxic, chef-grade pans, knives and other well-designed essentials that are used by James Beard Award–winning chefs and found in over 2,500 restaurants nationwide. Its lineup includes standout pieces like Italian-made sauciers, carbon steel griddles and a 118-piece kitchenware set, and the company emphasizes that chefs authentically purchase and use the products rather than participating in paid endorsements. Currently running a Memorial Day sale through May 26 with deals of up to 25% off, it’s positioned as a craftsmanship-focused alternative to cheaply made viral trend items and even earns praise from discerning home cooks—making items like Japanese knives appealing as durable gifts." - Francky Knapp
"A carbon-steel griddle insert that converts an existing grill into a true flat-top surface, allowing home cooks to achieve short-order favorites like smash burgers with crispy edges without investing in a massive dedicated griddle." - Eater Staff
"Chef Deepa Shridhar is launching a series called Rasam & Cheese that will combine a tangy South Indian tamarind broth (rasam) with curated Cypress Grove goat cheeses; the five-course menu includes complimentary pairings with RedThumb Wine, Rambler Sparkling Water, and local beers, and vegetarian options will be available on request. Shr idhar—Texas-born South Asian immigrant who has cooked at Dai Due and Lenoir and ran the now-defunct Puli-Ra trailer—is hosting the series with Alex Palomo (formerly wholesale director at Antonelli’s Cheese Shop); Rasam & Cheese launches Saturday, May 18, from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Made in Studio, and tickets are available online." - Courtney E. Smith
"Building out a new headquarters near their current building on St. Elmo Road, Austin-based cookware company Made In will include a test kitchen intended mostly for video content; the brand—known for its ubiquitous Instagram presence in partnership with lauded chefs—may later open the test kitchen for dinner events and cooking classes." - Erin Russell
"An Austin-based cookware company co-founded by Jake Kalick and Chip Malt launched a relief effort during the storm, leveraging its ties to the local food world to sponsor meals; the founders partnered with independent restaurants that still had power, clean water, and gas so those partners could offer free meals to anyone in need, and the effort was described as acting as 'boots on the ground' to address the immediate food access crisis." - Terrence Doyle
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