1. Enormous heat storage and stability
Cast iron absorbs a lot of heat and retains it for a long time. This ensures stable temperatures, even when cooking at high heat. This makes a big difference, especially when searing meat or frying over direct heat.
2. Even heat distribution
Unlike thin metal accessories, cast iron distributes heat evenly across the entire surface. This allows ingredients to cook more consistently and gives you more control over the end result.
3. Intense flavour and perfect crust
The high temperature quickly creates a nice crust on meat, fish and vegetables. This adds extra texture and deep, rich flavours – exactly what you want when barbecuing.
4. Durable and versatile material
Cast iron is made to last for years and is suitable for use on the barbecue, in the oven and – depending on the product – over an open fire.