Useful - The pan is ideal for making fried eggs and pancakes. The Black&Wood pan has a diameter of 26 cm with four special positions of 9.5 cm diameter, allowing the proper shape of the dishes. External dimensions: length 46.5 cm, pan height 0.5 cm, height with handle 5.5 cm.
Non-stick - The pan is made of aluminum with a black granite non-stick coating. The non-stick surface allows for the preparation of healthy and delicious meals with minimal fat. It is equipped with a handle made of high-quality and durable material that mimics wood.
Energy Efficient - The excellent conductivity of materials eliminates heat loss, allowing time savings in meal preparation. The pan is designed so that heat is evenly distributed across its surface.
Reliable - The pan ensures quick and even frying, helping to save energy. It is perfect for frying and cooking. You can prepare fried eggs, pancakes, and your favorite pancakes in a perfectly round shape.
Functional - Suitable for gas, electric, ceramic, halogen, and induction hobs. The pan is easy to clean and dishwasher safe. The ergonomic and non-slip handle guarantees comfortable and safe use, providing a secure grip during cooking. The pan also features a practical hole for hanging, e.g., on a kitchen rail. This functional solution facilitates storage and saves space in the kitchen.
A non-stick egg pan with a unique, timeless appearance. The pan features an elegant combination of black and wood, making it an attractive addition to your kitchen. It has four special positions that allow for the perfect round shape of the dishes. With its help, you can fry delicious eggs, your favorite pancakes, or mini pancakes. An essential for every kitchen, it facilitates cooking and gives dishes a perfect appearance. Made from high-quality materials, it will serve you for many years with proper use. An authentic product of the Vilde brand from the Black&Wood series. Made according to European standards.
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