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Lodge Chef Collection 8" Cast Iron Chef-Style Skillet | Crate & Barrel
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PartagerLodge Chef Collection 8" Cast Iron Chef-Style Skillet | Crate & Barrel
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This product is perfect for cooking one steak, or eggs for one, and is easy to handle. It is made in USA and oven safe, and is great for producing perfect omelettes. It is also versatile, as it can be used from stove top to oven or barbecue.
Lodge Gives The Classic Cast Iron Skillet Some Chef-Inspired Extras. Sloped Sides Make Flipping Pancakes And Burgers A Breeze, While Shaped Spouts Make It Easy To Pour Off Oil Or Transfer Sauces Or Gravy. The 8-Inch Size Perfectly Accommodates Quesadillas, Omelets And Six-Egg Frittatas With The Helper Handle Assisting In Moving …
Lodge Gives The Classic Cast Iron Skillet Some Chef-Inspired Extras. Sloped Sides Make Flipping Pancakes And Burgers A Breeze, While Shaped Spouts Make It Easy To Pour Off Oil Or Transfer Sauces Or Gravy. The 8-Inch Size Perfectly Accommodates Quesadillas, Omelets And Six-Egg Frittatas With The Helper Handle Assisting In Moving The Hot Pan From Stove To Oven. Excelling At Even Heating And Superior Heat Retention, This Cast Iron Skillet Is Pre-Seasoned With Oil For An Easy-Release Finish. Best Of All, The Pan Will Last For Years, Getting Better With Use.Each Piece Of Lodge Cast Iron Cookware Is Backed By The Company's 120 Years Of Experience. Cast Iron Seasoned With Vegetable Oil Helper Handle Suitable For All Cooktops Including Grill And Campfire Oven-Safe To 500F Hand Wash; Dry And Rub With Cooking Oil Seasoned Cookware Occasionally "Blisters," A Normal Stage Of Seasoning That Is Not Rust; Spots Will Turn Black With Use Made In Usa Of Domestic And Imported Materials Lodge ® Chef Collection 8" Cast Iron Chef-Style Skillet.
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This product is perfect for cooking one steak, or eggs for one, and is easy to handle. It is made in USA and oven safe, and is great for producing perfect omelettes. It is also versatile, as it can be used from stove top to oven or barbecue.
Avantages
- Affordable price
- Easy to handle
- Good for one person quantities
- Versatile cooking options
Inconvénients
- Sticky when not pre-seasoned
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Description
Lodge Gives The Classic Cast Iron Skillet Some Chef-Inspired Extras. Sloped Sides Make Flipping Pancakes And Burgers A Breeze, While Shaped Spouts Make It Easy To Pour Off Oil Or Transfer Sauces Or Gravy. The 8-Inch Size Perfectly Accommodates Quesadillas, Omelets And Six-Egg Frittatas With The Helper Handle Assisting In Moving The Hot Pan From Stove To Oven. Excelling At Even Heating And Superior Heat Retention, This Cast Iron Skillet Is Pre-Seasoned With Oil For An Easy-Release Finish. Best Of All, The Pan Will Last For Years, Getting Better With Use.Each Piece Of Lodge Cast Iron Cookware Is Backed By The Company's 120 Years Of Experience. Cast Iron Seasoned With Vegetable Oil Helper Handle Suitable For All Cooktops Including Grill And Campfire Oven-Safe To 500F Hand Wash; Dry And Rub With Cooking Oil Seasoned Cookware Occasionally "Blisters," A Normal Stage Of Seasoning That Is Not Rust; Spots Will Turn Black With Use Made In Usa Of Domestic And Imported Materials Lodge ® Chef Collection 8" Cast Iron Chef-Style Skillet.
Spécifications
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Type of Cookware | Cast Iron Skillet |
| Brand | Lodge |
| Design | Chef-Style |
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