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Roman Frying Pan, Tinned

This frying pan recreates Roman cookware, a form the Romans are credited with essentially pioneering for regular culinary use.

Roman kitchens made extensive use of frying and simmering, and the bronze frying pan, or fretale, with its distinctive pouring lip, was a well-documented piece of kitchen equipment alongside rectangular iron trays for roasting. This version is finished with a tinned surface for practical, food-safe cooking.

Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that Roman cookware tradition, part of our Roman heritage range.

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This frying pan recreates Roman cookware, a form the Romans are credited with essentially pioneering for regular culinary use.

Roman kitchens made extensive use of frying and simmering, and the bronze frying pan, or fretale, with its distinctive pouring lip, was a well-documented piece of kitchen equipment alongside rectangular iron trays for roasting. This version is finished with a tinned surface for practical, food-safe cooking.

Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that Roman cookware tradition, part of our Roman heritage range.

  • Material: Metal with tinned surface

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