You Need a Cast-Iron Skillet Handle Cover—Here's Why
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By A Mystery Man Writer
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Product Description
There's one problem when cooking with cast iron: the extremely hot handle! Here's a cast-iron skillet handle cover like pro chefs use.
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Our cast iron skillet handle cover is 4.5 long x 2 wide. Made with 4 oz. oil-tanned leather, double layered, and kevlar heat-resistant thread.
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Is your cast iron skillet too hot to handle? This genuine leather handle cover is hand-crafted in Italy to help you serve a delicious beef dinner safely. Simply slide it onto the handle before picking up your pan (it will fit snuggly and form to your pan’s handle after a few uses). To keep in the best shape, only use for moving pan, not during cooking. The leather may burn or warp when introduced to direct heat.
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Is your cast iron skillet too hot to handle? This genuine leather handle cover is hand-crafted in Italy to help you serve a delicious beef dinner safely. Simply slide it onto the handle before picking up your pan (it will fit snuggly and form to your pan’s handle after a few uses). To keep in the best shape, only use for moving pan, not during cooking. The leather may burn or warp when introduced to direct heat.
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Is your cast iron skillet too hot to handle? This genuine leather handle cover is hand-crafted in Italy to help you serve a delicious beef dinner safely. Simply slide it onto the handle before picking up your pan (it will fit snuggly and form to your pan’s handle after a few uses). To keep in the best shape, only use for moving pan, not during cooking. The leather may burn or warp when introduced to direct heat.