Zwilling Set of 9 pots NEO 66330-000

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Zwilling Set of 9 pots NEO 66330-000
Are you looking to equip your kitchen or replace pots and pans and want high quality items? This is a set of stainless steel cookware by the German brand Zwilling J. A. Henckels, well known for producing professional kitchen equipment for professionals as well as for the consumer market. The TWIN Classic Cookware Set is a simple but attractive design that will fit into any kitchen. The pots have the Sigma Classic sandwich base with solid aluminium core providing optimum heat storage and dispersal and thus more efficient cooking. Glass lids prevent steam and heat escape and allow you to observe cooking without removal. The curved rim of the pot permits accurate pouring with no drips or soiling of the outer pan surface and the large stainless steel handles do not overheat when cooking, ensuring safe handling.
Key Features TWIN Classic Cookware Set, 5pcs
- Made by German company Zwilling J. A. Henckels
- The TWIN Classic Cookware Set is made of 18/10 stainless steel
- Sigma Classic sandwich base solid aluminium core providing optimum heat storage and dispersal
- Tight fitting glass lids that retain steam and heat
- The curved rim of the pots prevent fluid from spilling over the outer pot surface when pouring
- For safe handling, the pots have wide stainless steel handles
- Suitable for induction cookers and ovens
- Dishwasher safe
Contents of the TWIN Classic Cookware Set, 5pcs
- casserole pot with lid 20cm, capacity 3L
- pan with lid 16cm capacity 2L
- pot with lid 20cm, capacity 3.5L
- pot with lid 24cm, capacity 6L
- Saucepan without lid 16cm, capacity1.5L
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ZWILLING Beauty Group GmbH, Am Schönenkamp 45, 40599 Düsseldorf, Německo, [email protected]
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

