MADE IN Stainless Clad 10” Fry Pan
MADE IN Stainless Clad 10” Fry Pan
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Engraving (+$15)
Engraving is available on nearly all of our wood and slate products. With this method, your personalization design is finely-lasered into the surface of the product with our state-of-the-art laser engraver, producing a crisp design that will endure for the life of the product.
Carving (+$20)
Carving takes engraving a step further (deeper actually). Available on many of our wood products, our carving process adds beautiful dimension to your monogram or personalized design.
Description
Description
The Made In 10" Stainless Clad Fry Pan is a true kitchen workhorse. Crafted in Italy from 5 layers of metal, the Stainless Clad Frying Pan delivers a durable, easy-to-clean cooking surface with superior heat conduction and distribution.
This 5-ply construction means far more searing and flavor-building, and far fewer hot spots and burnt-on messes. The Frying Pan yields crusty butter-basted steaks, pan sauces that come together faster, and crispier, lacier edges on perfectly fried eggs. The curvature of the walls is calculated for deeper searing and easier flipping, while a rolled rim allows you to pour sauces without spilling. Plus, the hollow Stay Cool Handle™ keeps hands safe.
SKU: MI-COOK-10-ISS
Specifications
Specifications
Care + Use
Care + Use
JK Adams Signature Brand
JK Adams has curated a collection of our Signature Brands. We are proud to introduce Made In Cookware to our customers. Made In Cookware is motivated by their 100-year family history in kitchen supply, they set out to rethink the kitchen landscape. Made In partnered with the best raw material providers and multigenerational, family-owned manufacturers in the USA and Europe to build superior culinary tools. With the guidance of the world’s finest chefs, Made In products are designed to perform and crafted to last. The end result is cookware worthy of a spot in both Michelin-starred restaurants and home kitchens.
"Disposable isn’t in our vocabulary."
