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Alva Cookware
Alva Forest Carbon Steel Frying Pan with Wood Handle
Alva Forest Carbon Steel Frying Pan with Wood Handle
Regular price
$119.00 USD
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$119.00 USD
SKU:100540
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Product Description
Build natural cooking performance over time with the Alva Forest Carbon Steel Frying Pan. Its uncoated carbon steel body responds quickly to temperature changes and handles the high heat needed for searing, browning, frying, and everyday stovetop cooking.
Available in three practical sizes and a two-pan set, the Forest collection pairs a lighter carbon steel body with a comfortable wood handle. With regular seasoning, the cooking surface develops a protective patina and increasingly natural food release without a synthetic nonstick coating.
Key Features
- Responsive high-heat cooking: Carbon steel heats quickly for flavorful browning and crisp edges.
- Improves with use: Regular seasoning develops a protective patina and better food release.
- No synthetic nonstick coating: The cooking surface is uncoated carbon steel.
- Wood handle: Adds a comfortable, distinctive grip for stovetop cooking.
- Multiple size options: Choose an individual pan or the 8-inch and 11-inch set.
Size Options
- 8-inch: 1.4 lbs.; 16.3" L × 8.5" W × 2.9" H
- 9.5-inch: 1.8 lbs.; 17.7" L × 9.8" W × 3.1" H
- 11-inch: 2.3 lbs.; 19.3" L × 11.5" W × 3.3" H
- 2-piece set: Includes the 8-inch and 11-inch pans
Materials & Compatibility
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Carbon steel |
| Cooking Surface | Uncoated carbon steel that develops natural seasoning |
| Coating | No synthetic nonstick coating |
| Made Without | PFAS, PTFE, PFOA, lead, and cadmium |
| Cooktop Compatibility | Gas, electric, ceramic, halogen, and induction |
| Oven Safe | No, due to the wood handle |
| Recommended Utensils | Silicone, nylon, wood, or metal |
| Seasoning | Required for surface protection and improved food release |
Care Instructions
- Cook with a small amount of oil or fat to build seasoning.
- Avoid prolonged cooking with tomato, citrus, wine, and other acidic ingredients.
- Do not soak or place the pan in the dishwasher.
- Dry completely after washing and apply a very thin layer of oil.
- Darkening, color variation, and patina are normal signs of a developing surface.
- If rust appears, scrub the affected area, dry, oil, and re-season.
