Netherton Foundry 6″ Crochta Pot

£98.40

Brand new to Brownlow Furniture, we have partnered with Netherton Foundry to bring our customers cutting edge and handcrafted from 99.1% pure spun iron, the Netherton Foundry 8” Prospector Pan is suitable for all types of hobs, grills and ovens. Free from chemicals and completely non-stick, this 6″ Crochta Pot can be used at very high temperatures and is easy to look after – the perfect piece for any budding chef! The edible Sussex flax oil coating is easy to wash and naturally non-stick. This pan heats evenly and gives great cooking performance and comes with all the instructions needed to get the very best from your pan for many years to come.

Do not put in dishwasher. Please follow care instructions. 

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Description

Lead Time:
4 weeks

Weight:
1.3kg

Rim Diameter: 6” (15cm)
Pot Depth: 3.25” (8cm)

Do not use in dishwasher. Cookware comes with full care instructions. 

Delivery to UK mainland only.

Can you put a knife with a wooden handle in the dishwasher?

No, you cannot, putting it in the dishwasher will damage the wooden handle. We recommend hand washing only and not soaking.

How do you wash a seasoned iron frying pan?

Simply wash in hot water. Do not use soap or detergent. Immediately dry, ideally on a low heat on the hob or in a warm oven.

What are the best pans to use on an induction hob?

For frying pans or pots to work on an induction hob / cooktop, they must be made from a magnetic material with an iron or iron based metal (steel and iron are most popular, copper and brass pans are not suitable for an induction hob)

Do you need special pans for an induction hob?

For frying pans or pots to work on an induction hob / cooktop, they must be made from a magnetic material with an iron or iron based metal ( steel and iron are most popular, copper and brass pans are not suitable for an induction hob)

Can you use iron pan on an induction hob?

Yes, our spun black iron is very magnetic so works exceptionally well on all induction hobs, Every time you use the pan heat slowly from a low setting, before selecting high or full power. Never drop a hot iron pan into cold water, this will buckle it.