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The Victoria 13-inch Everyday Skillet is a large cast iron pan with two loop handles and a longer main handle than most rivals. It is made from recycled cast iron and seasoned with flaxseed oil, with no PTFE or PFOA. The textured cooking surface is designed to hold seasoning better than polished pans. It suits big-batch frying, oven baking, grilling and campfire cooking for households of four or more. Against a standard 10- or 12-inch skillet it holds more food and pours more cleanly, but at 7.8 lb it is heavy and needs two hands when full.
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Lowest price we've seen: $34.99 on Nov 9 at Macy's. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 9.
Owners rate it highly and praise the size, the two handles and the factory seasoning. Common complaints are the weight and the care cast iron demands.
This is a 13-inch round cast iron skillet with dual loop handles. It is made from recycled cast iron that is melted at ultra-high temperatures and purified. The pan is seasoned with 100% non-GMO Kosher certified flaxseed oil and is free of PFOA, PTFE and other synthetic chemicals.
The skillet has a textured surface that holds seasoning better than smooth pans. The vessel is deeper than other skillets, and contoured pour spouts allow mess-free serving. The loop handles are larger than standard for a better grip and stability when wearing oven mitts. A longer handle improves ergonomics and stays cooler longer on the stove.
It can be used for frying, cooking, baking, grilling and serving. It works on induction and ceramic cooktops, in the oven or broiler, and on a grill or campfire. Cast iron retains heat well, which keeps food hot longer.
