The Healthy Kitchen Collection includes a variety of cookware.
Fans of best-selling author and integrative health physician Dr. Andrew Weil can support a charitable cause and pick up some cookware for the kitchen, too.
Bloomingdale's recently launched "The Healthy Kitchen" collection, a selection of cookware and appliances from Spring Switzerland, a division of Waterford Wedgewood, produced under a licensing agreement with Weil Lifestyle.
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Bloomingdale's says the pieces in the collection are made of five-ply bonded 18/10 steel, versus the more traditional three-ply construction. In addition, pieces are designed to prevent food from interacting with the aluminum.
The collection ranges in price from $69.99 for a two-slice toaster to $799 for a 12-piece cookware set. Electrics include a juice extractor ($375), a citrus juicer ($125) and a slow cooker ($190), while open stock cookware includes a steamer ($90), a nine-quart covered stockpot ($260) and woks ranging in price from $149.99 to $235.
According to Bloomingdale's, Weil will donate all of his after-tax profits to the Dr. Weil Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to "supporting integrative medicine through training, education and research."
The local Bloomingdale's is in Fashion Show mall, 3200 Las Vegas Blvd. South.
Story by John Przybys. What's New is a weekly column about new products on the market.
