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What makes skillets and universal frying pans special?
Skillets are essential pieces of your cookware. Alongside pots, they are part of the basic equipment in every home and professional kitchen. For a perfectly browned schnitzel or a tender omelet, your skillet needs to match your stovetop and your ingredients. Unlike specialty pans like sauté pans or serving pans, skillets are flatter, heat up quickly, and offer a large cooking surface. Find expert advice on materials, coatings, and the proper cleaning of your new skillets in the ZWILLING online shop.
Materials overview
The material affects heat retention, weight, and care.
Material
Advantages
Ideal for
Care effort
Stainless steel
robust, durable, heat-resistant
searing, meat
medium
Aluminum
lightweight, fast heat distribution
vegetables, delicate foods
low
Cast iron
excellent heat retention
steaks, fried potatoes, roasted flavours
high
Coatings: coated or uncoated?
Uncoated stainless steel pans: especially suitable for meat and high-heat searing.
Enamelled cast iron pans: heat-resistant and aromatic, often used for serving.
Ceramic coating: scratch-resistant and easy to clean, ideal for delicate foods.
Traditional non-stick coating: prevents sticking, makes cleaning easier.
Suitable for all stovetops – especially induction
Most modern skillets are suitable for all stovetops, including induction. When buying in-store, check the symbols on the packaging. In our online shop, look at the product features to make sure your pan fits your stovetop.
Tip: From the stovetop straight into the oven
Many of our skillets are oven-safe, perfect for browning and finishing dishes in the oven. Cast iron and stainless steel pans are especially suitable, provided the handles are heat-resistant. Pans with removable handles are practical.
Which skillet size is right?
Our range includes skillets from 10 to 33 cm in diameter. The most popular sizes are:
20 cm – for small portions or single households
24 cm – the versatile all-round size
28 cm – ideal for family dishes and larger quantities
Brand variety at ZWILLING
In our shop, you’ll find skillets and universal frying pans from leading brands:
ZWILLING – modern technology and timeless design
STAUB – cast iron classics for powerful flavours
DEMEYERE – premium stainless steel for professional standards
FAQ for skillets and universal frying pans
Wash coated pans by hand with warm water and a soft sponge—clean uncoated stainless steel or cast iron pans more thoroughly.
From crispy meat to vegetables and fish, skillets are versatile. Their shape also lets you use them for braising or serving.
By high-quality materials, even heat distribution, and solid craftsmanship.
It depends on the use: Coated pans are ideal for delicate foods like fish or eggs. Uncoated pans are suitable for roasted flavours and high temperatures.
Another term for the classic skillet—versatile, robust, and perfect for everyday use.
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