American Metalcraft MFP41 Melamine Cast Iron Frying Pan Black 6-Ounces

The rustic look of cast iron meets the light weight of melamine in this trio of serving dishes. They?re easy to wash and even easier to carry. Not oven- or stovetop-safe. With 70 years of service, American Metalcraft is a leader in the food service industry for trend-focused and unique products.

Highlights: The rustic look of cast iron meets the lightweight of melamine in these serving dishes, now available in multiple shades. They’re easy to wash and even easier to carry. Not for oven or stove use. Mimic the attractive look of cast iron without the hassle! This 4-3/8″ diameter casserole dish is an excellent way to serve sauces, sides, or snacks. Mix and match this dish with our hammered stainless steel accessories and platters for a gorgeous tabletop design. Material: Melamine

Key details: Product Dimensions: 4.75 x 4.75 x 1.25 inches; 6 ounces | Customer Reviews: 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (8)

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Customer feedback: 3.6/5 average rating.

Review snippets: Completely and utterly useless Read more / Ingestion of melamine may lead to reproductive damage, or bladder or kidney stones, and bladder cancer. Read more

From the manufacturer About Us Incorporated in the late 1940s by the late Archer Kahn, American Metalcraft got its start producing hubcaps used on the Tucker Torpedo (an automobile that was produced in Chicago during the 1940s). Over the next decade, American Metalcraft would eventually expand into making pizza pans becoming the first company to produce deep-dish Chicago-Style pizza pans. Around this same time, American Metalcraft also began to produce custom stainless steel plate covers. By the late 1950s, the company expanded from its pizza pans and plate covers and began to sell copper shapes and bowls which sold primarily to copper enamelers. In 1961, Herbert Kahn succeeded his father as president of American Metalcraft becoming a second generation president and CEO. By then, American Metalcraft’s product line began to grow even larger. The 1990s saw tremendous change for American Metalcraft. The late Herbert Kahn passed the reigns of American Metalcraft to his son David and daughter Susan Kahn Bank in 1995 transitioning to third-generation ownership. The company was able to expand from a 6,000 square foot facility in Chicago into a 120,000 square foot facility in west suburban Melrose Park. The product line at American Metalcraft also began to expand. While maintaining its historical core business of pizza supplies, bar supplies, and plate covers, the company was able to add many items in kitchen and tabletop and buffet supplies. The company was able to successfully reposition itself as one the premier restaurant supply companies in the foodservice industry. Not only has the company continued to introduce hundreds of new