Carl Victor Cast Iron Casserole Pan 28cm

Name: Carl Victor Cast Iron Casserole Pan 28cm
Brand: Carl Victor
SKU: CVD28B
Price: 517.00 SEK
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Robust cast iron frying pan 28 cm with a beech handle from Carl Victor. The pan is handcrafted and seasoned with vegetable oil, making it ready for immediate use. The cast iron pot from Carl Victor can be used on all types of heat sources, including open fire.

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- Sent from external warehouse 2026-05-14 - 2026-05-18

Robust cast iron frying pan 28 cm with a beech handle from Carl Victor. The pan is handcrafted and seasoned with vegetable oil, making it ready for immediate use. The cast iron pot from Carl Victor can be used on all types of heat sources, including open fire.

Product features
- Even heat distribution without overheating.
- Excellent heat insulation.
- The handle is designed for a good grip.
- Seasoned with vegetable oil.
- Works on all heat sources, including induction.
- Easy to clean.
- Exceptional durability.

Carl Victors cast iron products are made from strictly controlled recyclable iron and are free from PTFE, PFOA, and other chemicals.

Natural "Non-stick" effect:
You can start using cast iron frying and cooking utensils as well as other Carl Victor cast iron products right away, as they are seasoned and ready. Each cast iron product from Carl Victor is seasoned in vegetable oil at 400 °C. If you also take care of Carl Victors cast iron pans and pots properly, they will eventually develop a natural "Non-stick" effect.

Usage:
Heat the vessel with cooking oil, butter, or other cooking fat until it is hot and ready. Sear the food for 45 seconds on each side before lowering the heat to finish cooking. Do not leave any food in the pot after you are done.

After use:
1) Wash with warm water. Dry thoroughly.
2) Oil with a paper towel and store dry.

Note!
Never leave the cast iron pot damp or use a dishwasher, as the cast iron pot may start to rust if you do not follow this.

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