Rachael Ray Create Delicious Deep Hard Anodized Nonstick Frying Pan / Fry Pan / Hard Anodized Skillet - 12.5 Inch, Gray

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Brand: Rachael Ray

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Durable and solution-oriented, the Rachael Ray Create Delicious 12.5-Inch Hard-Anodized Nonstick Deep Frying Pan brings high performance and cooking convenience to home chefs eager for kitchen versatility with long-lasting dependability. Constructed from extra-durable hard-anodized aluminum, this deep frying pan features higher pan walls and upgrades Rachael’s always-reliable performance with enhanced PlatinumShield Technology nonstick reinforced to be 9 times harder than titanium for effortless food release of Rach's Crispy Skin Chicken Breasts with Escarole and White Beans or her recipe for BBQ Frying Pan Pie with Corn Muffin Topper. Colorful, double-riveted stainless steel and silicone handles provide comfort and control that’s oven safe to 400°F, a flared rim makes for easy pouring, and an induction-suitable stainless steel base provides strength, durability, and versatility to use the skillet on any stovetop. From enhanced durability to superior PlatinumShield nonstick, reach for the long-lasting convenience of the Rachael Ray Create Delicious 12.5-Inch Hard-Anodized Nonstick Deep Frying Pan and get ready to get delish.

Specifications

SpecValue
BrandRachael Ray
Model81130
MaterialAluminum
Capacity4.75 Quarts
Weight2.3 Pounds
Included12.5" Deep Skillet
Dishwasher safeNo
Oven safeYes
Maximum temperature350 Degrees Fahrenheit
Handle materialStainless Steel and Silicone
ColorTeal Handle

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