Pour from any side
The flared rim replaces fixed spouts and is designed for controlled, drip-resistant pouring around the pan.
A US-made 12-inch cast-iron skillet with machined surface, flared drip-free rim, and long stay-cool handle design.
$175.00
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Stargazer machines the interior of this 12-inch skillet smooth, then offers it bare or seasoned; this record describes the seasoned version. A flared rim permits pouring from any side, while the long forked handle is designed to slow heat transfer and the helper handle supports a full pan. Its 9.4-i...
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The flared rim replaces fixed spouts and is designed for controlled, drip-resistant pouring around the pan.
A 9.4-inch cooking floor and 3.4-quart capacity come in at a documented 6.5 pounds.
Stargazer says covered failures under proper use can be repaired or replaced without a time limit.
Stargazer documents a machined cooking surface, 3.4-quart capacity, and flared rim designed for pouring from any side.
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The exact PDP provides full dimensions and identifies American-made cast iron, machined finishing, and a...
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The seasoned option uses a documented vegetable-oil blend, leaving an owner-maintainable finish rather than a bonded...
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Stargazer states that its warranty does not expire and covers repair or replacement for qualifying defects or...
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Sign in to view price historyThe exact 12-inch model has a 9.4-inch-diameter cooking surface and a 3.4-quart capacity. Stargazer describes it as suitable for family meals and gives three to four steaks or cutlets as an example of what fits.
Stargazer lists a 12.0-inch rim diameter, 21.5-inch total length, 3.5-inch height, 2.3-inch depth, and 6.5-pound weight. Those measurements are useful for checking burner fit, oven clearance, storage space, and handling expectations before purchase.
Yes. Stargazer says its cookware is intentionally made with a concave bottom and uniform wall thickness, leaving the cooking surface slightly higher in the center. The design is intended to promote even heating and allow the iron to deflect during preheating without wobbling or spinning on a flat surface.
Stargazer advises preheating the skillet on low for 5–10 minutes before increasing the heat or adding food. According to its care guidance, gradual preheating helps food release and reduces the risk of damage from thermal shock.
Stargazer says metal utensils are safe to use on its cast-iron cookware and recommends a basic metal spatula with a straight, flat edge and rounded corners. The flat edge helps get under food, while rounded corners reduce the chance of gouging the seasoning.
The product page describes the 12-inch skillet as having a stay-cool handle, but that should not be treated as a guarantee that it remains safe to touch under every condition. Stargazer specifically warns that cookware used in an oven, on a grill, or over a fire needs ample time to cool before handling.
Stargazer says its skillets are made entirely in the United States and are finished by hand at its headquarters in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. This statement applies to the company’s skillets, including the exact 12-inch model.
Stargazer says the numbers on the bottom of the helper handle record the casting date in YYYYMMDD format. For example, a mark of 20220615 means the skillet was cast on June 15, 2022, giving owners a direct production-date reference for their pan.
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