Le Creuset PROFITOPF 18 CM KIRSCHROT mit Holzgriff

Le Creuset PROFITOPF 18 CM KIRSCHROT mit Holzgriff

Marsoni

M251S

$177.95

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Le Creuset PROFITOPF 18 CM KIRSCHROT mit HolzgriffProfitopf mit Holzgriff aus Gusseisen Dieser Profitopf lsst Sie nicht im Stich, wenn Sie bei einem Gericht etwas vorsichtiger vorgehen mssen. Egal, ob Sie eine herzhafte Soe oder eine delikate Creme zubereiten: Das Gusseisen sorgt fr eine gleichmige Hitzeverteilung. Der Deckel verfgt ber ein Lftungssystem, damit nichts berkocht. Und dank der beiden Ausgsse geht beim Servieren nichts daneben. Schnelle Reinigung: Die leicht emaillierte Innenseite sorgt

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012