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Nordic kitchen sauté pan - 24 cm - Slip-Let® non-stick
- Custom_USP1
- Easy handling due to low weight
- Custom_USP2
- Can be used on all heat sources – including induction
- Custom_USP3
- Easy to clean – wash by hand
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With its wood handle, the Nordic kitchen sauté pan is both rustic and elegant. The steep high sides make it equally suitable for sautéeing, simmering as well as the light frying of vegetables and meat and also frying over a high heat with only a minimum of fat. The sauté pan’s wood handle ensures a firm grip during use. However, because aluminium conducts heat so efficiently, the handle gets hot during use, so we recommend using potholders at all times. The sauté pan is easy to clean with hot water and soap. A lid can be bought separately.
Suitable for all heat sources, including induction.
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| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Cleaning | The parts with wood are not dishwasher-safe, they can be wiped with a damp cloth. Other parts are dishwasher-safe. |
| Heat source | ['Ceramic', 'Electric', 'Gas', 'Induction'] |
| Material | Aluminium,Non-stick Slip-Let® coating,Oak |
| Capacity (liters) | 2 |
| Height | 12 |
| Width | 25 |
| Depth | 46 |
| Diameter (cm) | 24 |
| Inductionzone (cm) | 20 |
| Weight | 1.26 |
| Coating | Slip-Let® |
| Designer | Tools Design |
| Brand | Eva Solo |
| Series | Nordic kitchen |
| Number | 280424 |
| EAN | 5706631075473 |
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