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Maser Ezaki Tableware
The ceramic-coated pan "Ezaki" is characterized by particularly high abrasion resistance and is robust and durable thanks to its scratch-resistant surface. The coating requires only small amounts of fat or oil and allows for easy cleaning.
The "Ezaki" pan is suitable for various cooking methods such as braising, steaming, and frying. It enables energy-efficient cooking thanks to perfect heat conduction at medium heat.
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