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SENSARTE Nonstick Ceramic Saute Pan 12-Inch, Non-toxic Deep Frying Pan Skillet with Lid, Healthy Jumbo Cooker, Stay Cool Handle, Induction Compatible, PFOA & PFAS Free
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SENSARTE Nonstick Ceramic Saute Pan Features
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HEALTHY CERAMIC SKILLET - Made of natural ceramic, SGS approved. free of PFOA, PTFE, PFAS, lead and cadmium, safe and healthy. No toxic substances will be produced even overheated. No coating to come off into your food.
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SUPER NONSTICK - The ceramic surface is smooth and super nonstick, eggs can just slide right off the pan without effort. This saute pan makes cooking easier and your food is much more flavorable with less oil!
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INDUCTION COMPATIBLE - Stainless Steel Indcution Base makes the pan suitable for all stovetops, including induction cooktop. Cast aluminum construction provides a fast and even heat distribution, no hot spots, and prevents from warping, wobbling, or flaking over time.
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MULTI-PURPOSE COOKWARE - The pan's deep surface and large capacity makes everything for saute, stirfry, boil, shallow and deep fry become easier, and no splatters. The pour spout is super handy for soups and oils.
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GLASS LID & HEAT RESISTANT HANDLE - Transparent tempered glass lid allows you to monitor the cooking progress without losing heat or moisture. Bakelite handle is comfortable to grip and stays cool while cooking. Oven safe to 302°F.
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EAST TO CLEAN - Its slick non stick surface and no rivets design makes cleaning a breeze. You can just wipe it out with a paper towel! Recommend hand wash to extend the non stick surface life.
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BEST KITCHEN ADDITION - If you are concerned about your health and specifically what you consume then Sensarte White Ceramic Nonstick Cookwares are your best addition to your kitchen.
