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FIREUP Cast Iron Skillet

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FIREUP Cast Iron Skillet

The FIREUP Skillet is a great example of science meeting design. With a 5 cm depth, the FIREUP Skillet is deep enough for everyday frying, baking, sautéing, simmering, roasting, and searing. Higher sides and a wider diameter base prevents oil from spilling out of the skillet and allows easy cooking.

With cast-in easy-grip handles, the skillet is easy to handle with oven gloves, allowing you to serve directly to the table. The wide hanging hole enables you to hang and store your pan without taking up extra space. Our signature fin design brings out the full potential of this kitchen essential, so you can bring out the best of your delicious recipes - all this while saving energy and time.

Made in Italy and cast from recycled iron, it is made for those who value functionality, beauty and sustainability.

The Black Dutch oven Lid perfectly fits the Black Skillet.

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