Caraway Enameled Cast Iron
Pan range.
Recommended on 4 of 4: PTFE and other PFAS, lead and cadmium, bisphenols, plastic touching food.
What the sources say
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Parts that touch food
Fig. 1: Caraway Enameled Cast Iron
A drawing of this kind of pan, not of the exact model. The numbers match the table.
| No. | Part | Material | Coating | What the source says |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cooking surface | 3-layer enamel coating | 3-layer enamel coating | Featuring a 3-layer enamel coating for superior durability, heat retention, and scratch resistance, this non-toxic skillet excels in searing, frying, and sautéing. |
| 2 | Body | Cast iron | 3 layers of ultra-durable enamel | We top our cast iron with three layers of non-toxic enamel. It’s smooth to use, easy to clean, and doesn’t require seasoning. |
Tests and lab reports
Light Labs (as above), 19/09/2024
What was tested: 10.5" Enameled Cast Iron Skillet: heavy metals panel and Bisphenol A
What it found: Lead, Cadmium and all other listed metals "Not detected"; Bisphenol A "Not detected" (19/09/2024). PFAS panel (22/10/2024): first page all "Not detected"; not every page viewed.
Read the report (opens in a new tab) (Light Labs, a US lab)
Where to buy in the UK
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