MASTERPAN28cm 2.8L Cast Aluminium Dutch Casserole
R899
About
The MASTERPAN 2.8L (11"/28cm) Dutch Casserole is versatile enough to cook soups, fry meats, stir fry and more, plus serve them straight from your cooker to your table. Its rapid, superior heat conduction feature and self-basting lid help trap steam no matter what you're cooking.
Product Features
Lighter than cast iron
Made out of cast aluminium to provide a lighter and better heat flow than traditional cast iron, making this easier to use and an ideal addition to your kitchen.
Capacity
2.8L capacity. Can hold approximately 12 full cups of liquid.
Use on any heat source
Thick base for perfect heat distribution throughout the pot surface for a balanced heat flow. Usable on any heat source including induction, gas, solid plate, ceramic, Radiant ring, and halogen.
Non-stick & stain resistant
Using Whitford's XYLAN PLUS double layer non-stick coating, food comes right off the dish!The coating isisPFOA, lead, cadmium, and heavy metal free.
Oven & dishwasher safe
Oven safe up to 250°C (480°F). Once you're done cooking and the pots cool down, you can put it in the dishwasher or place it under hot water for an easy clean.
Product Specifications
- Material: Aluminum body and lid with stainless steel handle
- Product Dimensions: 7.9 x 28 x 28cm
- Product Net Weight: 2kg
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