Fry, fry again.
Hot tip: Because wood isn't fire-safe, we do not recommend placing these pans in the oven.
Photography by Ty Mecham & James Ransom
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de Buyer
France
De Buyer’s come a long (long) way from their early 19th century beginnings when they manufactured farm tools and cookware to use on hearths (*hearths*, not stoves, mind you). Now, 200 years later, they’ve perfected their trade and their pan game. Every single piece they design comes with a thin layer of beeswax and seasons like a dream with love and time.
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Reviews for
de Buyer Mineral B Carbon Steel & Wood Cookware
Reviews for
de Buyer Mineral B Carbon Steel & Wood Cookware
All reviews come from Verified Purchases
Didn’t receive what I ordered!
Sent me a veggie slicer when I ordered a carbon steel pan! I don’t plan on giving them any more of my business!
Dissappointed
This is the first time actually that a product I purchased on this site disappointed me. The quality of the handle is terrible, it's not smooth and chips of wood break off. The pan changed the color and turned brown within a second which shouldn't have happened to this brand and priced merchandise. Waste of money...
good quality.
I was looking for a good quality pan so I got it. I had always wanted it for a long time for safe cooking.
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