CLEAN
Clean the warm pan with hot water and a brush. Detergent is generally unnecessary.

CARE & KNOWLEDGE
Cast iron needs no complicated treatment. Water, heat and a little oil are enough.
Clean the warm pan with hot water and a brush. Detergent is generally unnecessary.
Dry thoroughly and warm briefly on the hob until all residual moisture has evaporated.
If necessary, apply a very thin layer of cooking oil to protect the natural patina.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. All cast-iron products work on induction, gas, electric and glass-ceramic hobs as well as over an open fire.
Models without wooden details are oven-safe. Products with wooden handles must not be placed in the oven.
Rust can be brushed off. Then heat the pan and season it again with a very thin layer of oil.
When cold, the base is intentionally curved slightly inwards. As it heats up, the iron expands and the pan sits steadily on the hob.
CARE TIPS & INFORMATION
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