STAUB Enamelled Cast Iron Casserole Dish with Lid, Suitable for All Heat Sources Including Induction, 5 to 7 People, Round, 28 cm, 6.70 L, 7 kg, Lemon
Product Description
STAUB Enamelled Cast Iron Casserole Dish with Lid, Suitable for All Heat Sources Including Induction, 5 to 7 People, Round, 28 cm, 6.70 L, 7 kg, Lemon
- Cast iron enamelled round casserole dish with a volume of 6.7 L, ideal for browning, simmering and serving meat, fish, fruit or vegetables
- Energy-efficient cooking in the oven or on any heat source, including induction, juicy and tender results thanks to the special lid with moisture retention, long-term temperature retention of hot or cold foods
- Practical Design and Successful Cooking: Ergonomic handle for easy handling, Metal lid knob heat resistant up to 250°C, Bright and attractive color, Embossed lettering
- Made in France – Unique craftsmanship, durable and scratch resistant thanks to the enamel inside, acid resistant, no alteration of the taste of the food, washable by hand or in the dishwasher
- Box contents: 1 x Steau casserole dish, dimensions with lid and handles (WxH): 35 x 18 cm, diameter: 28 cm, bottom diameter: 23.5 cm, volume: 6.7 litres, weight: 6.9 kg, colour: lemon, 1029104
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