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Hard Anodized Ceramic Induction Nonstick Cookware Frying Pan (Pistachio / 12.25-Inch)
Hard Anodized Ceramic Induction Nonstick Cookware Frying Pan (Pistachio / 12.25-Inch)
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⭐ Key Features
•DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: KitchenAid’s hard-anodized cookware is 8x stronger than aluminum and engineered for lasting performance. Designed with a thick, forged base, this skillet ensures fast, even heat distribution for exceptional meals you’ll want to share
•CERAMIC NONSTICK: High-performance ceramic nonstick is crafted for consistent food release, without the use of additional oils or fats
•KITCHEN-TO-TABLE STATEMENT: Designed for both performance and presentation, skillet is finished in a stylish Pistachio, lending a contemporary look to any table setting
•INDUCTION READY: Skillet is designed for superior performance on any stovetop, including induction
•PRECISION AND EASE: Shatter-resistant tempered glass lid seals in heat and moisture, while a double-riveted stainless steel handle ensures a secure, seamless transition from stovetop to oven to table
🛠️ Specifications
• Brand : KitchenAid
• Color : Pistachio
• Size : 12.25-Inch
• Material : Aluminum
• Unit : 1 0
• Included components : 12.25-Inch Skillet with Lid
• Number of items : 1
• Package quantity : 1
• Pattern : Solid
• Special features : Electric Stovetop Compatible, Gas Stovetop Compatible, Induction Stovetop Compatible
• Style : Skillet (12.25-Inch)
• Type : SAUTE_FRY_PAN
• Item dimensions : H: 2.8 / L: 7.8 / W: 12.0 (Weight: 2.6)
• Package dimensions : H: 3.7 / L: 20.2 / W: 12.2 (Weight: 4.85)
📋 Product Description
Elevate everyday cooking with the KitchenAid Hard-Anodized Ceramic Induction 12.25-inch Skillet with Lid, where contemporary style meets incredible nonstick performance—made without PFAS*. Cook healthier with durable ceramic nonstick, which is designed to release foods easily, requiring less oil to keep food from sticking. This skillet is 8x stronger than standard aluminum, ensuring exceptional durability and heat conduction. Induction-ready performance, shatter-resistant glass lid, and double-riveted stainless steel handle add convenience, confidence, and control. Designed for effortless stovetop creativity and beautiful kitchen-to-table presentations, this versatile skillet is here to help you transform meals into authentic moments of connection and inspiration. Oven safe up to 500 degrees F (lid to 350) and dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. *Product design does not involve intentionally adding to the cooking surface any of these substances which may otherwise be present in the environment.
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