16-pc. Seasons Changing Dinnerware Set by Rachael Ray at Cooking.com

quality

by Dawn, CO

February 5, 2013

It says in the instructions for these dishes, that you should not stack them without using some form of padding in between. This is because the rim on the bottom of the plates and bowls is not finished and could scratch or cause damage to the patter on top. I love this pattern so I am going to deal with that. But if I had known ahead of time I would not have ordered them. I don't see why they can't finish the rim on the bottom. Sure would make life a lot easier. I am somewhat disappointed.

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Fantastic Dinnerware

by patricia, OH

January 18, 2013

I had been looking for a new set of everyday dishes to replace my ugly old ones. This one was offered on sale and I jumped at it! I think it is very pretty and festive and I am very pleased with each piece. I love the size and function of the coffee cups and the plates and bowls are good looking and durable. I would highly recommend Rachael Ray's dinnerware of any kind!

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Changing of the Seasons Dinnerware

by Stephanie, AL

February 12, 2013

I bought my daughter two sets of 16 piece Little Hoot dinnerware for Christmas and liked them so much that I ordered two sets of 16 piece "Changing of the Seasons" for myself. So far I love them!

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Beautiful, well-made dishes

by Rachel, CA

February 12, 2013

These dishes are really beautiful and I love the way they feel. The bowls are a perfect size, but I wish the mugs were a little bigger. We just got them so I can't say how well they'll hold up over time, but so far we really like them.

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Where is it made? China..not America

by Sheryl, IA

May 4, 2013

I only gave it a three because it is made in China and there is no statement saying if it is lead-free or not. I am going to have it tested because I do not trust products from China even if they are "made" by US guidelines. I am surprised that someone who encourages others to cook would promote products made in another country..most likely by minors who are underpaid. I love the design although I think the color is slightly different than as shown but is okay. I like it. It goes well with my "theme" of leaves. I am also disappointed that when I tried contacting someone to ask where it was made that they said they only promoted it and referred me elsewhere for the production of it.

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