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May 18,2024

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Create succulent stews, warm casseroles and prepare soups with the compact 24 cm capacity ideal for one or all the family Exterior and interior

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So simple to prepare crepes make a quick weeknight meal or elegant Sunday brunch. Traditional French Steel Crepe Pan cooks a thin layer of batter turning out perfect French crepes to contain either sweet or savory fillings. Aluminized steel conducts heat evenly. Superior nonstick interior and sloped edge allow you to slide crepes easily from pan to plate. Cooking surface measures 10.13 x 10.13.

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Our aluminized steel cookware made with nonstick ceramic coating to make this skillet durable and helps food effortlessly glide across the cooking

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Be ready for lobster, shrimp, corn on the cob and red potato boils with Nordic Ware 16 Qt. Stockpot. The unique tapered design of this 16 qt. aluminized steel heats rapidly and evenly. It is safe to lift with strong chrome wire handles. The nonstick coating on the stockpot is easy to clean with hot soapy water. A stock pot is traditionally a large piece of cookware, however, Nordic Ware uses a common sense approach to allow nesting with the 6 qt., 8 qt., and 12 qt. stockpots.

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