Pepperoni pizza cooking in the flat griddle pan

Flat Griddle Pan – Honeycomb Non-Stick, Induction & Oven Safe, 26–32 cm

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Pepperoni pizza cooking in the flat griddle pan

Flat Griddle Pan – Honeycomb Non-Stick, Induction & Oven Safe, 26–32 cm

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Flat honeycomb surface · Induction ready · 26 to 32 cm

A Flat Griddle Pan for Pancakes, Pizza and a Proper Sear

Pancakes that tear when you flip them, toasties that stick, a steak that steams instead of sizzling. A wide, flat pan should make those jobs easy. This griddle pan has a low rim and a honeycomb surface of raised stainless steel with ceramic non-stick valleys, so food sears well and still lets go.

Pepperoni pizza cooking in the flat griddle pan

Close-up of the honeycomb peaks on the flat griddle pan

Why honeycomb

Food sizzles above the fat, not in it

The raised honeycomb peaks, together with the flat, extended shape of the griddle pan, lift the food a fraction above the oil. It sizzles and browns instead of sitting in fat.

The low edge makes it easy to slide a spatula under pancakes, crepes, eggs, flatbreads, toasties or a pizza.

Side view of the griddle pan showing the low, flat profile

Made for flat food

Wide, low and easy to flip on

A griddle pan is the one you reach for on pancake morning, for quesadillas, grilled sandwiches, burgers or a quick steak. The flat base gives you the whole surface to cook on.

Top view of the flat honeycomb cooking surface

How it works

Steel peaks, non-stick valleys

The pan is built in three layers: stainless steel, a cast iron core and a ceramic non-stick layer. On the cooking surface, small raised stainless steel hexagons touch the food and give it real searing power.

In the valleys between the hexagons sits the ceramic layer with non-stick properties, so food lets go easily and the pan wipes clean. Because the steel peaks protect that layer, you can use metal spatulas, spoons and tongs without worrying about scratches.

  • Sears like stainless steel: a proper crust on steak, chicken and vegetables.
  • Releases like non-stick: even eggs and delicate food slide off.
  • Made without PTFE: the maker states it is free from PFAS, PFOA and BPA.
  • All hobs: the magnetic base works on induction, gas and electric.
Honeycomb hybrid surface next to a scratched, flaking coated pan

Why make the switch

Most pans make you choose

Plain stainless steel is tough and sears well, but food sticks and it takes some practice. Cast iron holds the heat, but it is heavy, reacts with some food and needs a lot of care. Classic coated non-stick is easy at first, until the coating scratches and starts to flake.

This griddle pan was made to remove those trade-offs. It combines the strength of stainless steel, the heat holding of a cast iron core and the easy release of a ceramic layer, made without PTFE.

The difference

Hybrid honeycomb vs the usual pans

Hybrid honeycomb Coated non-stick Plain stainless steel Cast iron
Food lets go easily ✓ ✓ ✗ needs seasoning
Strong sear on meat and vegetables ✓ limited ✓ ✓
Metal utensils allowed ✓ ✗ ✓ ✓
Made without PTFE, PFAS and PFOA ✓ often not ✓ ✓
Coating that is protected from scratches ✓ ✗ no coating no coating
Light, low-maintenance and dishwasher safe ✓ ✓ needs finesse ✗

Easy release

Eggs, pancakes and potato cakes that let go

Less oil needed

A touch of oil and medium heat is usually all it takes, even for eggs and delicate food.

Quick to clean

Most food wipes off with a sponge or a paper towel. In a hurry? It is dishwasher safe too.

Gets better with use

With regular cooking and a little oil, the non-stick surface keeps improving over time.

Customer photo: three pancakes cooking in the honeycomb pan
Customer photo: fried eggs on toast next to the honeycomb pan
Customer photo: potato cakes browning in the pan
Customer photo: a little oil spreading over the honeycomb surface
Customer photo: sliced peppers sizzling in the pan
Customer photo: bacon rashers in the honeycomb pan
Sliced medium-rare steak with asparagus

Made for searing

A steakhouse crust at home

The raised steel hexagons are what give a hybrid griddle pan its searing power. Heat it on medium, add a little oil, lay the meat in and let it sit until it releases by itself.

People who cook a lot of steak, chicken and burgers like it for the even, dark crust, without the sticking you get on plain stainless steel. You can baste with butter and turn the meat with metal tongs.

Customer photo: steaks searing in the honeycomb pan
Customer photo: sliced steak with a dark crust on a board
Customer photo: steak strips with rosemary in the pan
Customer photo: golden seared chicken
Customer photo: a forkful of juicy steak
Customer photo: thick steak sliced on a wooden board
Customer photo: the pan on a gas hob from above

Every hob, and the oven

Induction, gas, electric and up to 260 °C

Thanks to the cast iron core, the magnetic base works on induction as well as gas and electric hobs. It heats up quickly and spreads the heat evenly, so there are no hot spots and no long wait.

Need to finish a dish in the oven? The griddle pan is oven safe up to 260 °C (500 °F).

Customer photo: the pan on an induction hob
Customer photo: the pan hanging on a kitchen rail
Customer photo: holding the pan by its handle
Customer photo: the pan and lid on a marble worktop

Sizes

Choose your diameter

26 cm

Compact, for one or two portions.

28 cm

A handy everyday size.

30 cm

Room for larger pancakes and flatbreads.

32 cm

The largest size, for family-size pizzas and crepes.

Care

Getting the best from your griddle pan

1. Season before first use

Lightly oil the inside and heat it on medium heat. This helps build a non-stick base.

2. Use lower heat

The griddle pan heats efficiently. Medium heat is usually enough and helps avoid burning oil or food.

3. Use any utensils

Metal spatulas, whisks, spoons and tongs are fine. No need to tiptoe around it.

4. Clean the easy way

Wipe it out with a sponge and warm water. Hand washing is recommended, but it is dishwasher safe when you are in a rush.

5. Use it often

With regular use, the ceramic surface naturally improves and the release gets better.

Questions people ask

Which size should I pick?

26 or 28 cm suits one or two people; 30 or 32 cm gives room for bigger pancakes, pizzas and flatbreads.

Will food stick?

The ceramic non-stick layer between the steel hexagons gives an easy release, even with eggs and delicate food. A little oil and medium heat help most.

Does it work on induction?

Yes. The cast iron core gives it a magnetic base that works on induction, gas and electric hobs and heats evenly.

Can I use metal utensils?

Yes. The surface is built to take metal spatulas, spoons and tongs.

How do I clean it?

Food usually wipes off with a sponge. Hand washing is recommended, but it is dishwasher safe.

Is it free from PFAS?

The maker states it is made without PTFE and is free from PFAS, PFOA and BPA.

Can it go in the oven?

Yes, up to 260 °C (500 °F).

Specifications

  • Shape: flat griddle pan with a low rim
  • Sizes: 26, 28, 30 or 32 cm diameter
  • Construction: tri-ply: stainless steel, cast iron core and ceramic non-stick layer
  • Surface: raised stainless steel honeycomb with ceramic non-stick valleys
  • Made without: PTFE; free from PFAS, PFOA and BPA (maker information)
  • Hobs: induction, gas, electric
  • Oven safe: up to 260 °C (500 °F)
  • Utensils: metal utensil safe
  • Cleaning: hand wash recommended, dishwasher safe

What's in the box

  • 1 × hybrid griddle pan in your chosen size

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