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Staub Cast Iron Double Handle Fry Pan, 13"

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Staub Cast Iron Double Handle Fry Pan, 13"

$259

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It’s fry day.

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Frying gets better with this double handled pan—simple as that. Made of cast iron, the pan holds steady, even heat distribution so the temperature won’t drop as you cook. The enameled black interior includes tiny bits of the mineral quartz, which means better browning and therefore better chicken breasts, potatoes, bacon, and anything else you want crisp on the stovetop. Choose from graphite, black matte, and grenadine.

Photography by Bobbi Lin and James Ransom

Details & Materials -

Made in:

France

Made of:

Enameled cast iron

Size:

13.8" in diameter x 16.2" L (with handles) x 2.4" H

Maker:

Staub

Care & Notes -

Safe for use in dishwasher, although hand washing is recommended.

Shipping & Returns -

Cannot be shipped to U.S. Territories or P.O.Box/APO/FPO/DPO addresses.

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Staub

France

It's hard to look at the French company's picturesque cast iron and ceramic wares and not daydream about the *magnifique* things you'll make in them. Staub specializes in enameled cast iron cookware made in Alsace, which makes for superior browning and heat retention (perfect for those hours-long braises). The pieces work hard, but they’re pretty enough to go straight from stovetop/oven to the table. They take on a variety of shapes and colors, but we're partial to the cocottes with a deep blue hue and brass knobs exclusive to our Shop.

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