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Cast Iron7 Piece Double Blue Cast Iron Cookware Pot Set

R1,379

Retail: R2,000
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The unparalleled cooking performance of the 7-piece cookware set. This cookware set includes essential cookware pieces to simmer sauce or soup, roast a tenderloin, braise or grill vegetables, meat or seafood. With the durability and versatility to transport from stove top, oven or broiler to the table, the cast iron set is the premium cookware for beautiful presentation. Prized by chefs around the world, the enamelled cast-iron cookware distributes and retains heat evenly to ensure consistent cooking temperatures. Each piece is fired at a high temperature and undergoes several hand-finishing processes to create the durable, vitreous-enamel porcelain coating that is resistant to chips, scratches and cracks. With tight-fitting lid on the pots, French oven and braiser, moisture is sealed inside and circulates for outstanding results.

Product Features
  • Lid fits snugly to lock in moisture and flavours
  • Cast Iron ensures even heat distribution
  • When properly seasoned, provides long life non-stick and rust free pan
  • Works with all heat sources; gas, electric and ceramic top ranges
  • Attributes of cast iron means hot food stays hot for longer, providing greater energy efficiency
Product Specifications
  • Material: Cast iron
  • Can be used with the following heat sources: Gas, electric, ceramic, halogen and oven
  • Fry pan – 39.0cm (W) x 5.4cm (H) x 24.0cm (dia) 
  • Small pot – 23.4cm (W) x 8cm (H) x 18.0cm (dia)
  • Medium pot – 26.3cm (W) x 9.5cm (H) x 21.0cm (dia) 
  • Large pot – 30.0cm (W) x 11.0cm (H) x 24.0cm (dia)
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