10 inch Flat Top Griddle

Name: 10 inch Flat Top Griddle
Brand: Smithey Ironware
SKU: 01-SM0011
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Smithey Ironware

$120.00

Beautiful traditional cast iron, Re-engineered

A stand alone griddle for pancakes, pizzas and more, the No. 10 Flat Top also works as a custom fit lid for your No. 10 Skillet!

Smithey’s No. 10 Flat Top Griddle brings even more versatility to your kitchen as both a custom fit lid for our No. 10 Skillets and also a smaller daily-use griddle. Featuring our signature polished and pre-seasoned cook surface that is naturally non-stick and easy to clean, this Flat Top will be right at home on your range. Engineered to maintain even and consistent heat, the No. 10 Flat Top Griddle will become your go-to for everything from crêpes to a quick grilled cheese for lunch

Why buy this pan?

A "made-to-last" heirloom pan, made in the South

Every pan is designed to withstand the test of time, become even better with age, and be an heirloom in your family’s kitchen.

Specifications

Handmade in Charleston, SC
Diameter (top): 10”
Depth: .3”
Cook Surface: 9.3”
Handle to Handle: 16.5”
Weight: +/- 5.5 lbs

10 inch Flat Top Griddle

$120.00

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Made in the South

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Craftsman Profile

Smithey Ironware

Isaac Morton started out as a collector of
vintage cookware. Eventually he decided
to apply his knowledge of 19th and early 20th
century cast iron to develop his own line of
pans, but leveraging modern forging technology
to make them lighter, easier to care for, and
machined with a smoother, more “non-stick”
cooking surface. The resulting cookware is
beautiful, functional, and nearly indestructable.

Here is what the food press has been saying about Smithey

All that weight isn’t for nothing, though: It holds and conducts heat remarkably well, lending the polished skillet incredible searing power. (also) the slippery interior released any stuck-on food with little effort.

Smithey’s cast-iron pan is a champ at searing a steak and earns Very Good scores for baking cornbread. It has a highly polished interior, which the company claims gives it nonstick properties.

Overall, I definitely recommend this pan … for whatever kitchen tasks you perform most often. It gets ripping hot, stays hot, and transfers heat smoothly and reliably to food.

Frequently Asked Questions

Order

Do you offer returns?

We aim for all our customers to be happy with their order, and do what it takes to make things right.

Do understand though that as most of our products are handmade and not mass produced, there will be some variation in finish, color, or size. But if any product arrives damaged, we will happily replace it. Please send back your return within 14 days of receiving it.

Do you ship overseas?

Yes, we ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout. We run discounts and promotions all year, so stay tuned for exclusive deals.

How long will it take to get my orders?

It depends on where you are. Orders processed here will take 5-7 business days to arrive. Overseas deliveries can take anywhere from 7-16 days. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.

Do I need to season my new pan?

Your Smithey pan comes pre-seasoned with oil, so when you take it out of the box just wipe it down with a damp cloth before use.

Why does a pan need seasoning?

This is what gives it much of its non-stick qualities. Kepping it seasoned will also protect the pan from moisture and make it last a lifetime.

How do I clean it?

Dont put it in the dishwasher. Avoid abrasive materials like steel wool. Use minimal soap. Dry very thoroughly and rub with a light coat of oil.

10 inch Flat Top Griddle

Beautiful traditional cast iron, Re-engineered

Why buy this pan?