Carbon Steel Frying Pan

Carbon Steel Frying Pan

8-inch
$99.00
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Carbon Steel Frying Pan

Carbon Steel Frying Pan

$99.00
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Product Overview 

  • A High-Heat Pan for Every Portion — Multiple sizes cover smaller meals, everyday dinners and larger proteins
  • Each Pan Improves With Use — Natural seasoning develops better food release over time
  • Better Searing and Browning — Carbon steel handles the temperatures needed for flavorful crusts
  • Lighter and More Responsive Than Cast Iron — Easier to control while cooking and serving
  • A Long-Term Collection Without Synthetic Coatings — Durable uncoated surfaces are designed for proper seasoning and continued use

Materials & Compatibility

Feature Details
Cooking Surface Uncoated carbon steel that develops natural seasoning
Coating Type No synthetic nonstick coating
Made Without PFAS, PTFE, PFOA, lead and cadmium
Body Material Carbon steel for responsive heating and high-temperature
Surface Development Darkening, color variation and patina are normal signs
Cooktop Compatibility Gas, electric, ceramic, halogen and induction
Oven Safe No
Acidic Ingredients Avoid prolonged cooking with tomato, citrus or wine
Recommended Utensils Silicone, nylon, wood or metal
Seasoning Required Yes. Regular seasoning improves food release and helps protect against rust

Product Dimensions 

 Size Dimensions
8-inch frying pan:

1.4 lbs. Size: 16.3 L x 8.5” W x 2.9" H

9.5-inch frying pan:

1.8 lbs. Size: 17.7" L x 9.8" W x 3.1" H

11-inch frying pan:

2.3 lbs. Size: 19.3" L x 11.5"W x 3.3" H

How to Care for Carbon Steel Pans

Carbon steel performs best with seasoning and proper care. Seasoning protects the surface and helps improve food release over time.

Care tips:

  • Cook with a small amount of oil or fat to build seasoning
  • Avoid soaking the pans
  • Do not put them in the dishwasher
  • Dry completely after washing
  • Apply a very thin layer of oil after cleaning
  • Avoid acidic foods until seasoning is well developed
  • Do not store wet
  • If rust appears, scrub, dry, oil, and re-season

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