If you love cooking, you need quality cookware. That’s exactly what the Zwilling Pure collection was created for, combining the highest quality with captivating design – it impresses with its elegant, timeless design and excellent quality.

Made of 18/10 stainless steel, which makes the cookware extremely durable and scratch-resistant.

The three-layer base with an aluminum core ensures even heat distribution and long-term heat retention. The handle is covered with silicone, therefore, it does not heat up and is comfortable to hold. Can be used on all types of stoves, including induction and also in the oven.

Features:

• Made of 18/10 quality stainless steel
  
• Extremely hard and resistant to scratches, damage
  
• Has a three-layer base with an aluminum core and is energy efficient – the heat is distributed evenly and the heat is maintained for a
  long time
  
• Has ergonomic handles covered with silicone – does not heat up and is comfortable to hold
  
• Resistant to high temperatures up to 180 ºC
  
• Can be used on all types of stoves, including induction
  
• Can be used in the oven
  
• Can be used in the dishwasher
  
• Does not containt PFAS,PFOA, PTFE, lead, and cadmium
  
• Ideal for many years of use
  

Details:
Material: stainless steel, silicone
Diameter: 24 cm

The product contains:
1 x frying pan

How to properly use and care for different types of cookware?

Zwilling, one of the oldest brands in the world, was founded in 1731 in Germany. Started with the production of high quality knives, expanded quickly and became the specialist for the international culinary culture. In more than 100 countries worldwide, brand presence in every important market.

When it comes to the production of products Zwilling is really passionate about perfection. It’s only using quality materials and the most advanced technologies to ensure the most durable products. The premium quality of every product is monitored throughout the whole production process continuously.

Zwilling owns factories in various countries around the world: Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium and India.