Briscapo AB

Carl Victor Cast Iron Skillet 28cm Steel Handle

Sweden , Ängelholm

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Carl Victor Cast Iron Skillet 28cm Steel Handle

Carl Victor 28cm cast iron fying pan with a steel handle, distributes the heat very well, thanks to the cast iron's good heat distribution, which means that the food you cook is evenly cooked. Plus, the more you use it, the better it will get. Due to the properties of cast iron, this cast iron pan works on all types of stoves, but above all it is optimal for induction.
In short, this is a classic Swedish cast iron pan.

This 28cm cast iron skillet is also available with the following handles: Dark brown lacquered wooden handle and Light oiled wooden handle.

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