Very useful pot; available in four sizes. The Slip-Let® coating prevents food from sticking and makes it possible to cook with only very little fat - if any at all. PFOA-free.
Can be used on all heat sources including induction.
7.0 l
Pot
Dura line
- Hard-wearing
- Even heat distribution with outstanding heat conduction
- Easy to clean with non-stick Slip-Let® coating
EUR 129.95
✔ Incl. VAT
Dura line pot
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Facts
- Hard-wearing
- Even heat distribution with outstanding heat conduction
- Easy to clean with non-stick Slip-Let® coating
- Materials: Stainless steel, PFOA-free non-stick Slip-Let® coating, Aluminium
- Stove type: Suitable for glass-ceramic, gas, electric and induction stoves
- Maintenance: Hand wash
- Design by: Ole Palsby
- Color:
- Size: Volume: 7,0 L, Diameter: 24 cm
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Freight and delivery
Free shipping on all orders above 89€
Except orders containing tables and/or chairsOrders are dispatched within 1-2 workdays. you will recieve track-and-trace info as soon as your order leaves our warehouse. Shipping time depends on receiver country.
Delivery cost depends on reciever country and shipping method. This will be shown in the checkout.
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Maintenance
Dura Line is NOT dishwasher-safe because it can discolour the surface. Pots, pans and lids must be washed by hand using washing-up liquid and a soft brush/sponge.
The PFOA-free Slip-Let® coating on the inside of the cookware ensures that food does not stick and that cleaning is extra easy. Avoid damaging the coating by always making sure to use silicone-coated utensils. For example, use Eva Trio and Eva Solo kitchen utensils made of plastic or with a silicone coating designed specifically for the purpose.
Avoid storing food in non-stick cookware for long periods of time as it may damage the coating.
If the PFOA-free Slip-Let® coating darkens over time, it is due to a thin layer of burnt egg white from the food. This can easily be removed by filling the pot or pan with water and adding 4-5 tbsp of laundry detergent. Allow to simmer for approx. 45 minutes. Stir occasionally with a washing-up brush or nylon spatula. Repeat if necessary. Then use washing-up liquid to wash the pot or pan before wiping the inside with a thin layer of cooking oil.
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