Our carbon steel cookware is produced by de Buyer in the Vosges region of France since 1830; the region's rich history in metallurgy and craftsmanship ensures that every piece of cookware is made with exceptional quality and attention to detail.
MINERAL B Classic Carbon Steel Starter Set
MINERAL B Classic Carbon Steel Starter Set
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$149.00
Regular price
$165.00
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$149.00
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SKU:B5611.02
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The Mineral B Classic Carbon Steel Starter Set brings versatility and performance to your kitchen with two essential pans from our Mineral B Classic carbon steel collection. This set includes:
- 9.5-inch Omelette Pan, ideal for crafting delicate, fluffy omelettes and quick sautés
- 11-inch Fry Pan for everything from searing meats to frying vegetables
Purchased separately, the pans would cost $165, but the set is available for just $149—a perfect start to professional-grade cooking at home.
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About this product
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Electric
Gas
Induction
Ceramic
BBQ Grill
9.5" Omelette Pan
DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 9.5"
Thickness: 2.5mm
11" Fry Pan
DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 11"
Cooking Surface: 8.3"
Weight: 4.8lbs
Thickness: 3mm
MATERIAL
Body: Iron 99%, Carbon 1%
Handle: Cast Stainless Steel Handle
Finish: Beeswax Coating
Handle Fixing: Riveted
Oven Flash Use - Less than 400℉ and less than 10 minutes
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Description
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Specifications
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9.5" Omelette Pan
DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 9.5"
Thickness: 2.5mm
11" Fry Pan
DIMENSIONS
Diameter: 11"
Cooking Surface: 8.3"
Weight: 4.8lbs
Thickness: 3mm
MATERIAL
Body: Iron 99%, Carbon 1%
Handle: Cast Stainless Steel Handle
Finish: Beeswax Coating
Handle Fixing: Riveted
Oven Flash Use - Less than 400℉ and less than 10 minutes
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Use & Care
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Follow our instructions on first use to wash off the beeswax and season the pan. Handwash only, avoid harsh soaps and materials that will strip the seasoning. Can be used on all cooking surfaces including induction. Oven safe for up to 10 minutes at 400F.
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The de Buyer guarantee
QUALITY
Since 1830, every de Buyer utensil has been conceived and designed in France following the most stringent quality requirements. The majority of our products, and specifically our cookware, are engineered and manufactured in our factory in France. The few exceptions are products, such as some silicone and bakeware utensils, that use manufacturing processes that cannot be sourced in France. Such partners, wherever they are in the world, are always selected according to our high standards of quality and integrity.
We believe in producing and offering our customers the
highest quality products across all of our product lines, following responsible manufacturing processes. Our commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility has been recognized as Exemplary by AFNOR, and we strongly
believe in integrating social and environmental practices into every aspect of creating high quality cookware and bakeware.
PASSION
From the Chefs we partner with to the individuals working at all levels of our company, everyone involved in making a de Buyer product is inhabited by the same passion: allowing passionate cooks and bakers like you to thrive in the kitchen.
RESPONSIBILITY
The "Corporate Social Responsibility” (CSR) commitment label that we received in 2018 is the recognition of our efforts in fields like environmental protection and workplace safety and inclusivity, whether internally or among our partners. de Buyer is the first and only French company in the culinary industry to receive this label.
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