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Description
A fantastic compact cooking pot with a removable lid that doubles as a grill. Giving you more cooking options on the bank while helping you to carry less gear!
With a die cast aluminium construction, these are tough, lightweight and designed to last! Can to be used on any direct heat source and is coated with a hard wearing non-stick fluro-polymer, making them as easy to cook in as they are to clean up after. Once its hot, you don’t need to wait for it to cool down you can still pick it up without any burnt fingers thanks to the cool touch removable handles.
Features
- Lightweight die-cast aluminium pans
- Fluoro-polymer non-stick coating
- Ridged exterior for even heat transfer
- Cool touch removable handles with magnetic lock
- Unique detachable hinge design
- Fully compatible with the RidgeMonkey Connect Compact Sandwich Toaster XL
- Can be used on all traditional stoves and direct heat sources (not suitable for induction hobs)
- Protected registered design
Specifications
- Size 235mm (350mm with handle) x 205mm x 135mm
* Food and Stove not included *
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- We only dispatch Monday to Friday, so if you order after 1pm on Friday then your order will be dispatched on Monday.
- *Next day delivery is available if you select DHL Delivery at checkout. Please note that this is an estimate only and not a guaranteed service.
- For more information please see our Delivery Information.
