Combekk Sous-Chef Black Recycled Cast Iron Frying Pan 24cm Cookware

Combekk’s Sous-Chef black recycled cast iron frying pan is the world’s first cast iron frying pan to be made from 100% recycled materials. This 24cm thick cast iron pan has a minimal yet sleek design, along with a large cooking surface and a generously raised edge for efficient and even heat distribution.. 

This double-handled pan is ideal as the perfect multi-purpose frying pan for all types of cooking, from flash-frying bavette steaks to low-and-slow oozy risottos. The two handles make the pan easy to carry and make use of its versatile nature – roast meat slowly in the oven before finishing outside on the BBQ to add smoky flavours. 

The Sous-Chef cast iron frying pan has a single enamel coating inside for increased durability and resistance to cracking or chipping. There is no need to season the pan, which makes for minimal and easy maintenance. Each pan is stamped on the base with the origins of its recycled materials. 

This frying pan fits perfectly with the lid of the Sous-Chef Recycled Cast Iron Dutch Oven to complete your cast iron cookware collection. 

Usage: This cast iron frying pan is suitable for use on all heat sources, including oven, BBQ grills and open fire. It also works on induction hobs for sauteing and stir-frying. Do not put in a dishwasher. Hand-wash and fully dry.

About COMBEKK 

COMBEKK are on a mission to set sustainability standards for the cookware industry, showing that quality need not be sacrificed. Founded in Holland in 2015, they are the first brand in the world to create a cast iron Dutch oven from 100% recycled materials. 

Their range has since expanded to include the highest quality range of cast iron, stainless steel and aluminium pans. They show how a combination of carefully balanced materials, a proper furnace and Dutch innovation can produce the highest quality result without using a single iron ore. All their cookware is made from locally sourced, recycled and repurposed materials – everything from factory offcuts, old railway lines and even prison bars. They make cookware built to last a lifetime, and bring a past lifetime of stories with it.