Skillet 28 cm White Sable
Discover the 28 cm cast iron skillet from the Sable collection, recognized as the best in its category by publications such as Epicurious and Business Insider. Its ergonomic design, with a curved handle and support handle, ensures comfortable handling, even when preparing generous family dinners.
The Sable line combines elegance and functionality with a finish inspired by nature: a neutral tone that reflects purity and sustainability. Made without cadmium and with eco-friendly materials, this pan not only cares for your kitchen, but also for the planet.
Enjoy the unique benefits of cast iron, such as excellent heat distribution and heat retention, which ensures even cooking and keeps food hotter for longer. Ideal for those looking for quality, timeless design and environmental responsibility in their cookware.
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