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Lancaster No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet - Factory Second

Lancaster No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet - Factory Second

4.8 (233) · € 41.99 · En stock

In stock, until supplies last. All sales are final. Our factory second skillets offer the same features as all of our other skillets - durable, smooth and light. The factory second skillets do have minor cosmetic imperfections such as small scratches and dings on the surface. Because the imperfections are cosmetic, the
In stock, until supplies last. All sales are final. Our factory second skillets offer the same features as all of our other skillets - durable, smooth and light. The factory second skillets do have minor cosmetic imperfections such as small scratches and dings on the surface. Because the imperfections are cosmetic, the factory second skillets cook just as beautifully as our other skillets. If you are hoping to start or expand your cast iron collection, these skillets will be a great addition! Lancaster Cast Iron Skillets Durable, smooth, and light - the Lancaster No. 8 Cast Iron skillet is bringing tradition back to your kitchen through iconic design and American-made quality. We are proud to offer a Made in the USA cast iron pan, created by partnering exclusively with locally-owned and operated businesses. The process is local end to end. The Lancaster No. 8 cast iron skillet is cast, machined, seasoned and packaged in and around Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The Lancaster No. 8 features a smooth, pre-seasoned cooking surface, a traditional stout handle, large pour spouts and a lightweight yet strong construction that feels natural in any chef’s hands. This is a combination of features that can’t be found on other modern cast iron pans. With the No. 8 Lancaster pan in your home, you will be taking part in a generational American tradition. Why the number 8? Our cookware uses traditional American cast iron sizing metrics dating back to the 1800s. The numbers correlate to the size of eyes on antique wood stoves as cast iron cookware and wood stoves often went hand in hand. The number 8 is traditionally a top diameter 10.5 skillet. All sales are final.