AUS-ION Crepe & Griddle Pan (24cm), 100% Made in Sydney, 4mm Australian Iron, Professional Grade $128.75 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Not the cheapest like $100 in the past, but still not a bad deal. Many of us may think this is too expensive, but this aus made crepe pan won't compromise the quality. This is built to last life long if you follow the instructions for cleaning and seasoning the pan.

Details

Wanting a pan that heated like French carbon steel but without the handle rivets and browned food like cast iron but without the extra weight, food-loving mechanical engineer MJ Henry developed AUS-ION Pans. This is not traditional riveted steel. This is seamless one-piece of Australian iron. Each piece is designed for a lifetime of performance with professional chefs and serious home cooks in mind. Designed and constructed to be the best of their kind in the world, AUS-ION Pans are made with such quality and integrity that they will last for multiple generations and centuries.

have a look at this US deal if you have a prime membership

AUS-ION Deep Skillet, 9" (20cm) $139.30

https://www.amazon.com.au/AUS-ION-Griddle-Australian-Profess…

Features

9" Deep Skillet With Smooth Finish by AUS-ION is 100% made in Sydney from 3mm Australian Iron; even heating and no warping; healthy, durable, commercial quality.

cookware built to last for generations of use
Seamless, one-piece, rivet-free construction; easy to clean and more hygienic; total length 17.5", skillet bowl 8.5" diameter & 2" deep

Naturally pre-seasoned for a healthy nonstick option; ready to use, no stripping required; suitable for use at high heat with any heat source

Ergonomic, wide and concave handle is more comfortable to use with better control and less hand fatigue; generous venting in neck reduces heat transfer for a cooler handle

To clean: use wooden utensil or steel wool to lightly scrape pan under hot running water; dry thoroughly; do not use soap; new pans will benefit from additional seasoning after first few uses

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  Cisco123 on 01/12/2020 - 20:42

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  bit of a noob question but that the difference between this and Lodge products (apart from country of manufacture)?

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    Chazzozz on 01/12/2020 - 20:45

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    AUS-ION are a bit lighter. Lodge are made from pure cast iron, and some of the larger ones are heavy AF, but they're super-solid and great performers. I've never used AUS-ION myself but anyone I've spoken to who has says they're pretty good.

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  mickeyjuiceman on 01/12/2020 - 20:52

  +5

  I have 7-8 AUS-ION pans of varying descriptions, but they're there best I've used. Love them.

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  dmorg78 on 01/12/2020 - 20:57

  +4

  I’ve got a good few of the Aus-ion pans, and it’s pretty hard to go back to cooking on anything else these days. Need to save to get some noni pots next.

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  corona on 01/12/2020 - 20:59

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  I've been backing Aus-ion products on kick starter for years now. I have many many of their products.

  The crepe pan get's the least use though. I recommend the sautee bombee pan as a wok - it is my primary wok.

  I have multiple skillets and use it as an everyday pan.

  I only use my non stick pan for pancakes and grilling marinaded meats (like honey soy chicken).

  I also have their stainless steel products for curries or tomato based sauces.

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  john_conner on 01/12/2020 - 21:44

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  Agree with others, check out Kickstarter, they seem to be quite cheap if you can wait.

  Have 5 of their products, very good and will last a lifetime.

  Iron pans great for vegetarians to get extra iron into their diet also.

  Haven’t tried their stainless steel products yet, so expensive!

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  pakkapie on 01/12/2020 - 21:52

  Showing $175 now….

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  leiiv on 01/12/2020 - 22:32

  +1

  Why are they cheaper in the US?

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  Cupa Bundy Drinker on 01/12/2020 - 23:23

  +1

  Great pans, way lighter than cast iron (though the crepe one is the thickest - 4mm). I spent on pans several hundreds a year to make my wife happy, until we met Solidtekniks.

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  OzBragain on 03/12/2020 - 07:29

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  Back down to $128.75