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Yoshikawa Cook-Pal Ren 24cm Nitrided Carbon Steel Fry Pan

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Yoshikawa Cook-Pal Ren 24cm Nitrided Carbon Steel Fry Pan

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$133.00

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Description

Yoshikawa Cook-Pal Ren 24cm Fry Pan is crafted in Niigata, Japan, a professional-grade cooking tool designed for serious cooks. Using advanced high-temperature nitriding technology, this carbon steel pan features a rust-resistant, ultra-durable cooking surface that won't peel or flake—offering performance many times harder-wearing than untreated steel.

The surface develops a natural non-stick layer through oil absorption, making it ideal for high-heat cooking like searing, stir-frying, and sautéing. Over time, the patina improves cooking performance, making this pan more effective the more it's used, rather than degrading like a coated non-stick pan.

The 24cm size is a versatile everyday choice, comfortably handling anything from a couple of fried eggs to a full stir-fry, and the ergonomic wooden handle keeps a comfortable, heat-resistant grip throughout cooking.

Key Features

  • 24cm nitrided carbon steel construction
  • Rust-resistant surface, harder-wearing than untreated steel
  • Microporous surface absorbs oil for a naturally non-stick finish
  • Compatible with gas, electric, and induction cooktops
  • Ergonomic wooden handle for a comfortable, heat-resistant grip
  • Made in Japan (Tsubame-Sanjo region)
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