#FINEX CAST IRON LID NO.8

Add more control and more variety to your cast iron cooking.
When you add a lid, your skillet turns into a steaming, simmering, braising and poaching machine.
Our cast iron lid is designed to fit perfectly over our six pour spouts to lock in flavours.
Integrated self-basting rings enhance flavour, especially when slow simmering sauces or oven braising.
If you’re serious about cast iron cooking and want to capture the best tastes your food has to offer, it’s worth investing in a matching seasoned cast iron lid.

FEATURES

• Hand seasoned with organic Flax seed oil
• Ultra-polished, non-stick, cooking surface
• Patented octagonal 'multi-pour' design
• Thick base for constant, even, heating
• Made in the USA
  
  FIRST USE
  The first few times you cook, we recommend using a bit more oil than usual to start building up the seasoning. Bacon is our personal favourite for new pans.
  Hold off on cooking acidic foods for your first few uses - once the seasoning builds up, your cookware will handle any food with ease.
  
  CLEANING
  For easy cleaning, wash your FINEX cookware by hand immediately after use with warm water. You’ll find it easiest to clean while it’s still warm.
  To avoid rust, do not soak, leave in the sink, or put cookware in the dishwasher.
  For best results, we recommend using our 3 Piece Care KIT, which includes a chain mail scrubber and oak wood scraper that fit our skillet corners and grill ribs, combined with a bottle of our 100% organic flaxseed oil.
  
  SCRAPE, OIL & DRY
  If needed, remove any stubborn bits of food with either our Chain Mail Scrubber or Oak Wood Scraper.
  After cleaning, wipe dry. Buff in a light coating of oil and warm on your stove or in the oven to evaporate moisture and you’re ready for meals and memories to come.
  
  SEASONING
  Your seasoning will darken and patina from a golden bronze to a glossy black.
  Your cookware will develop a cohesive seasoning the more you cook with it – splotchy and uneven seasoning is common as the seasoning is developing.
  You can help the process along or fix trouble spots by buffing in a light coat of oil and heating over medium heat until the oil begins to smoke.