Netherton Foundry Spun Iron Ridges Cooking Press, 7"
Use Netherton Foundry’s spun iron cooking press for fast, even cooking. It’s your secret weapon for crispy bacon, caramelised steaks and perfect paninis.
The 4lb press is made from durable spun iron. It comes pre-seasoned and will build a non-stick patina over time. For best results, pre-heat before use.
Place the press on top of burgers or spatchcocked chicken in a frying pan. The weight presses the food against the hot pan for superior char and caramelisation. It stops bacon from curling and gives vegetables a fantastic flame-grilled flavour.
The press is suitable for use with all kinds of frying pans and griddle plates.
About Netherton Foundry
The Netherton Foundry is a family company based in Shropshire – home of the 18th and 19th century ironmasters. Their pans are made from 99.1% pure iron and they use locally sourced materials wherever possible – the oak that makes the pan handles is British, and the flax seasoning oil comes from Sussex. Experienced local craftsmen use traditional manufacturing methods to bring you high quality cookware that gets better over time.
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Use Netherton Foundry’s spun iron cooking press for fast, even cooking. It’s your secret weapon for crispy bacon, caramelised steaks and perfect paninis.
The 4lb press is made from durable spun iron. It comes pre-seasoned and will build a non-stick patina over time. For best results, pre-heat before use.
Place the press on top of burgers or spatchcocked chicken in a frying pan. The weight presses the food against the hot pan for superior char and caramelisation. It stops bacon from curling and gives vegetables a fantastic flame-grilled flavour.
The press is suitable for use with all kinds of frying pans and griddle plates.
About Netherton Foundry
The Netherton Foundry is a family company based in Shropshire – home of the 18th and 19th century ironmasters. Their pans are made from 99.1% pure iron and they use locally sourced materials wherever possible – the oak that makes the pan handles is British, and the flax seasoning oil comes from Sussex. Experienced local craftsmen use traditional manufacturing methods to bring you high quality cookware that gets better over time.
