Carbon Steel Construction
The uncoated carbon steel material handles high temperatures for searing.
These carbon steel pans provide home cooks with a reliable surface for high-heat stir-frying and searing. The flat bottom design ensures stability on various stovetop surfaces while maintaining traditional cooking performance
The uncoated carbon steel material handles high temperatures for searing.
The flat base sits securely on standard kitchen range burners.
A 13 in diameter offers ample room for tossing ingredients.
These models feature an uncoated carbon steel body paired with a matching lid for heat retention. The 13 in diameter and flat bottom geometry support high-volume stir-fry techniques.
These woks use uncoated carbon steel to allow for natural seasoning and high-heat durability. This build is ideal for users who prefer traditional metal surfaces over chemical coatings.
The flat bottom design is engineered to work on modern ranges where round woks might wobble. It provides a steady contact point for consistent heat distribution.
The 13 in size is categorized as a large wok, making it suitable for family-sized meals. It offers enough depth for vigorous stirring without spilling.
Each unit comes with a lid to expand cooking utility to include steaming and braising. The lid fits the 13 in rim precisely to trap moisture.
The 13 in carbon steel surface seasons beautifully and handles the high heat needed for authentic stir-fry.
I find the flat bottom very stable on my electric range compared to my old round-bottom pans.
The included lid is a great addition for when I need to steam vegetables inside the large wok.
These woks are constructed from uncoated carbon steel.
Yes, the flat bottom design is made for stability on flat cooking surfaces.
This model features a 13 in diameter.
The 13 in carbon steel wok includes a lid for steaming and heat retention.