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De Buyer Stainless Steel Lid
9,99€
10,50€
Shipping conditions for EU countries:
- Delivery within 3-5 business days
- Shipping cost from 9,90€
By De Buyer
The De Buyers Stainless Steel Lid is an extremely handy complement for all products from the French brand's stainless-steel collections. Resistant and comfortable to carry thanks to its large handle and with a beautiful satin finish.
They are suitable for all the pieces of the Prim Appetit range and the De Buyer, Alchimy range, both in stainless steel:
- Prim Appety De Buyer Stainless Steel Pan
- Prim Appety De Buyer Stainless Steel Sauté pan
- Prim Appety De Buyer Stainless Steel High Skillet
- Prim Appety De Buyer Stainless Steel Saucepan
- Prim Appety De Buyer Stainless Steel Stockpot
- Prim Appety De Buyer Stainless Steel Pot
- Prim Appety De Buyer stainless steel casserole pot
- Alchimy De Buyer stainless steel saucepan
- Alchimy De Buyer stainless steel sauté pan
- Alchimy De Buyer Stainless Steel Wok
- Alchimy De Buyer Stainless Steel Pot without Lid
They are robust, as well as being very hygienic and dishwasher safe.
Why we love De Buyer Stainless Steel Lids
- They are the perfect complement to complete your De Buyer stainless steel products
- Its stainless steel construction ensures robustness and long-lasting products for your kitchenware
The history of De Buyer
Founded in 1830 in Le Val d'Ajol (France), De Buyer is a family company dedicated to the manufacture of kitchen items for professionals and haute cuisine restaurants around the world. With over 180 years of experience in metal processing, this manufacturer currently has more than 2000 products in its catalogue and exports to 95 countries. Due to its huge influence on French cuisine, De Buyer collaborates with prestigious cooking schools such as l'École Nationale de la Pâtisserie, l'École de Cuisine Alain Ducasse and l'École Ferrandi.
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