PRICUSIS Nonstick Ceramic Frying Pan with Lid, Non Toxic Skillet, Healthy Egg Pan Nonstick Omelet Pan Chef's Pan, PTFE PFOA & PFAS Free, Induction Compatible (8Inch W/L)

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About this item DURABLE CONSTRUCTIONS: Cast aluminum nonstick frying pan provides durability, fast and even heating, never warp. The flared, mid-sized sides that allow for easy flipping and tossing. NON-TOXIC COATING: Our ceramic nonstick pan is free of PTFE, PFOA, PFAS, lead, cadmium and other toxic materials, which gives for healthy cooking in the kitchen. CERAMIC NON-STICK: The super nonstick ceramic coating makes food easily slides around the cooking surface with a minimal amount of oil or butter. The efforless release and clean up bring you a enjoyable cooking experience. STOVETOP AGNOSTIC: The thick stainless base is protected your food from burning, it is suitable for all stoves (Gas, Electric, Ceramic & Induction). VERSATILE FRY PAN: This nonstick skillet is perfect for shallow frying, scrambling, sauteing, or searing. Whether you fry up bacon for breakfast or steak and potatoes for dinner, the fry pan always keeps the moisture out of your dish, so you can count on perfectly browned and crispy food every time. › See more product details

Specifications

SpecValue
BrandPRICUSIS
ModelC56FPWD
MaterialPFAS-Free Healthy Ceramic Nonstick
Capacity1 Quarts
Weight1.34 Kilograms
Included8 inch frying pan with lid, Complimentary screwdriver, User guidence
Dishwasher safeYes
Oven safeYes
Handle materialBakelite
ColorGray

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