Is this made in China? And, are there box baffles to hold the filling in place? Thanks
1374270
I bought this 2 years ago and found it to be well constructed and attractive, though I always kept is in a duvet cover. The corners have the strap for ties, which I also love to help keep the cover in place. Alas, it is just too warm for us. We live in Maryland and keep our furnace at 66 degrees at night, but would still wake up too warm so I gave it to a friend. But the weight is fabulous- light weight, warm, well made. I would love to find another just like it that is not quite as warm. I started a few years ago with down- too warm- hoped this light weight alternative would work, but did not. I bought this 2 years ago and found it to be well constructed and attractive, though I always kept is in a duvet cover. The corners have the strap for ties, which I also love to help keep the cover in place. Alas, it is just too warm for us. We live in Maryland and keep our furnace at 66 degrees at night, but would still wake up too warm so I gave it to a friend. But the weight is fabulous- light weight, warm, well made. I would love to find another just like it that is not quite as warm. I started a few years ago with down- too warm- hoped this light weight alternative would work, but did... » Read More I bought this 2 years ago and found it to be well constructed and attractive, though I always kept is in a duvet cover. The corners have the strap for ties, which I also love to help keep the cover in place. Alas, it is just too warm for us. We live in Maryland and keep our furnace at 66 degrees at night, but would still wake up too warm so I gave it to a friend. But the weight is fabulous- light weight, warm, well made. I would love to find another just like it that is not quite as warm. I started a few years ago with down- too warm- hoped this light weight alternative would work, but did not. « Show Less
148935
On the box bottom near the bar code says China. No where on the Sleep Buddy does it state where it was made nor on any of literature in the box. Almost like they were hiding it. I just happened to save the box for storage since we use it when the granddaughter comes to visit.
437665
Designed in the USA and made in China. I love mine. When I serve in them, I heat them for 30 seconds in the microwave and they keep food warm throughout the meal. A winner. A great size.
493745
This is made in China. Don't bother it wiggles around when using. I liked it at first, but haven't used in a while.
632012
I was surprised by your question and looked all over my double boiler for the "made in China" mark, but don't see it anywhere. I also googled it (as I'm sure you did as well) and can't find anything about lead content. So "no", I have no idea if it contains lead. If you find out, would appreciate you posting the answer.
1571167
I searched Amazon for a Made in America product, and came up with this one. I am very sad to tell you that the bottom of the cooker says Made in China. >:-
899482
I do not have a box anymore as it was a gift. I would guess China. Try contacting the company Norpro.com. There is a phone number and an e-mail address. I have had one for years. I hand wash it between cubes of butter and it still looks like new. Change the water every day and your butter will stay soft and fresh on the counter.
2231337
I'm not sure, but I think it's made in China. I will tell you that I use mine at least once a week, even more, and I load that thing to almost overflowing. It works wonderfully. I have had no problems at all with it, and I'm baking for my family of 7 (or more if there's company coming).
1174960
Yes, its made in China. The moving tray thing that the bread rests on is cheap steel. Never had a reason to bend it though.
1590783
Customer service is in US, and they respond quickly to questions or service issues. However, on the bottom of the unit it says "MADE IN CHINA". I am very happy with my unit, and what it will do. I grew up using stove top pressure cookers, and still have one, but love this one.
505737
There isn't any information stamped on the pan, or anything in the instruction booklet, but I seem to remember the box it was packaged in said Made in China. A bit disappointing, because I prefer to buy USA products also.
1415238
The carton it comes in says it is made in China - I did not see a "Made in..." stamped on the griddle itself. I am a very picky person about things Made in China. Most of the time if I know they are Made in China, I will not buy it. I have bought 5 griddles in the last 6 or 8 years and they all failed in one way or the other. So far I've had this one 3 months and use it every day. I am not gentle with it as far as the coating goes and I use a stainless steel spatula. The coating has held up to my abuse so far. It hasn't warped like my other griddles - I don't know why. I must note that the grease trough around the cooking surface is one reason I bought this griddle, but as others have noted, liquid type foods such as egg omelets and pancakes will crawl into the trough before they are "hard" enough to not flow. As I said in another comment, I just stop the flow of liquids into the trough with my spatula if the food item is small enough. If it is a three egg omelet I pour a small amount of egg and wait 'til it is hardened a little and then pour some more, etc. I recommend buying this griddle. I looked at this griddle on Williams Sonoma and it is the same price as Amazon.com
295584
I'm sorry but I didnt notice if it was made in china or not. Don't want to give you any false info.
1013108
I did not save the box and it is not imprinted on the griddle. However, all my other Le Creuset pans are clearly stamped made in France. Not sure if that means this is made in France or not. I know it never had the small gold sticker saying China on it.
1093077
Sorry to say it's made in China. It has a ceramic nonstick coating. I bought the 8 and 10" skillets and use one of them nearly every day. They are fantastic to cook in and clean. The food just slides out no matter what you cook in them, for instance cheese melted into my scrambled eggs. My first reason for the purchase was they work on my portable induction burner that I have on the counter. I've had them for about 3 or 4 months and they have become my favorites. Hope this helps you decide.
1865464
Yes it is made in China. I think all the brands I researched are. I had problems with the coating on the inside but Breville is very responsive. The replacement was also a "second" with scratches and uneven surface but they promptly replaced that also. Shame QA didn't take the time to check it. I do like the product.
1149251
I do not know where it was made, but I will say this. Whatever you put in them becomes a mush and very messy. Baby would not/could not eat. We threw them away.