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de Buyer
A 95 mm carbon-steel steak pan that develops a natural non-stick surface through seasoning and works on induction hobs
The de Buyer Mineral B pan is a round, rustic carbon steel fry pan made in France. It develops naturally non-stick qualities through gradual seasoning from the first use. A riveted handle curved in French style provides a secure grip. It is suited to cooks who want a traditional seasoning process.
The pan works on induction hobs and can be used in the oven. Carbon steel requires ongoing seasoning maintenance and is not dishwasher safe. It is not for cooks who want a maintenance-free non-stick surface or a pan that tolerates harsh detergents.
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The 95 designation is the only size offered for this carbon steel steak pan, so no alternative capacity exists to choose between.
The pan is induction-ready and its carbon steel construction distributes heat evenly across the 95 cooking surface for consistent searing.
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