AMT Gastroguss Professional Pans
AMT Gastroguss cookware is tested by the members of the German National Culinary Team and the German Chefs Association in their kitchens. Thanks to our intensive cooperation with the German National Culinary Team, we have developed cookware that meets the highest requirements of professional Chefs around the world.
Our engineers are designing and developing new and innovative products to make your cooking easier and more enjoyable. Whether used by professional Chefs in their kitchens, at the international competitions or by hobby cooks, our premium cookware guarantees the best repeatable culinary results and superb browning effects. No magic required– just AMT “The World’s Best* Pan” cookware.
Benefits:
- made of heavy duty, hand-casted aluminum
- 9-10 mm base
- made from recycled recources
- non-stick innovative Lotan® coating
- up tp 20% shorter cooking time
- perfect and repeatable culinary results
*”The world’s best pan” according to VKD, largest German Chefs Association
Link to the website : https://bestpan.com/products/
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