The Strata Carbon Clad Pan takes conventional carbon steel cookware to the next level with its 3-layered clad design. It delivers superior performance in a lightweight and versatile package by combining the stick-resistant properties of carbon steel cooking surface, the even heating of aluminum, and the durability of stainless steel.
Features
Naturally stick-resistant when seasoned
NO unnatural coatings (PTFE and PFOA FREE)
Lightweight - 1/2 the weight of conventional carbon steel
More even heat distribution
Durable and long lasting
High temperature cooking - sautéing, browning, grilling, frying
Versatile everyday use
Ergonomic handle and depth
NOTE: Due to limitations, only the first two product images show the 8.5" pan size. The other images are the 10.5" pan size.
8.5" Strata Carbon Steel Clad Frying Pan
8.5 Inch Pan
- Total Diameter: 8.75"
- Cooking Surface Diameter: 6.0"
- Pan Height: 1.8"
- Total Height (including handle): 4.3"
- Total Thickness: 0.11" (2.8 mm)
- Handle Length: 8.0"
- Weight: 1.8 lbs
- Seasoning before first use is recommended (easy quick start seasoning guide included)
- Recommended maximum heating temperature: 600°F
- Oven safe
- Suitable for all stovetops, including induction
- To clean, hand wash only. Avoid soaking or storing while damp.
- Allow the pan to cool before running under water
- Avoid rapid temperaturechanges & high heat on an empty pan
- Note: Cooking acidic foods may affect the pan's seasoning. While this does not harm the pan, reseasoning might be necessary after preparing acidic dishes.
Reviews
This is my go-to now. Lightweight, easy to season, excellent heat distribution, it’s perfect for cooking for 1-2.
This is the easiest, tastiest skillet to cook from of the comparable size and quality skillets I own. I’m really impressed!
My husband will try out the larger one because he does larger batch cooking. He’s out of town but is in for a treat. It too is lighter than our other skillets of the same size. The handle has a nice ergonomic feel and shape to it for my hand too.
I pre-ordered the 12" pan, bought a 10" for a Christmas present, an 8", and finally a 10". I really like these pans. They have become my Go-To pans. I like the fact that they dissipate the heat more evenly throughout the pan. I cook on induction and my Matfer has hot spots over the coils. The only downside I see to these pans is that they don't retain the heat well. Since weight isn't an issue for me, it would be a perfect pan if it had more mass to hold the heat if that's possible.