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Japanese Cast Iron Oven 26
Snow Peak
Japanese Cast Iron Oven 26
$231.96
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  The product of 900 years of Japanese cast-iron craftsmanship

  Nanbu cast ironware originated many centuries ago in the Mizauwa region of Iwate, Japan. Iwate has carved out a reputation for cast-iron production for more than 900 years. The Snow Peak Cast Iron Dutch Oven is a product of the technology backed up by this long history of traditional craftsmanship.

  This three piece, standard sized cast iron cookset is made with ultra-thin casting technology that both saves weight and increases cooking capacity without taking up more space.

  Please note, this item is Oversized and does not qualify for free shipping.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Cookware Material:
Cast Iron
Volume:
Pot: 1.4 gal. Skillet: 0.6 gal.
Size:
26
Non Stick:
No Coating
Color:
Cast Iron
Weight:
16.8 lbs (7600g)
Dimensions:
D 10.6" H 4.8" (268*H56mm, 268*H58mm/2.6l, 268*H120mm/5.4l)
Made In:
Japan
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
CS-520
Other Features:
Made of Ductile Cast Iron Ultra-thin casting technology from Niigata, Japan allows for 2.25 mm walls Wire handles Made in a fine-grained sand mold Cast handle
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