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| Brand | KitchenAid |
| Collection | KitchenAid Advanced |
| Collection | Advanced Stainless Steel Uncoated |
| Type | Frying pan |
| PFAS free | |
| Country of origin | China |
| SKU | 428813 |
| Shape | Round |
| Color | Silver |
| Stainless steel, Aluminium | |
| Stainless steel with aluminium core |
| Contents box | Frying Pan without non-stick coating ø 24 cm |
| Pouring edge | |
| None | |
| Heat resistant up to | 220 |
| Pieces | 1 |
| Includes lids |
| Diameter | 24.0 cm | 9.45 inch |
| Brand | KitchenAid |
| Collection | KitchenAid Advanced |
| Collection | Advanced Stainless Steel Uncoated |
| Type | Frying pan |
| PFAS free | |
| Country of origin | China |
| SKU | 428813 |
| Shape | Round |
| Color | Silver |
| Stainless steel, Aluminium | |
| Stainless steel with aluminium core |
| Contents box | Frying Pan without non-stick coating ø 24 cm |
| Pouring edge | |
| None | |
| Heat resistant up to | 220 |
| Pieces | 1 |
| Includes lids |
| Diameter | 24.0 cm | 9.45 inch |
Your steak gets a nice crust, and you can easily make gravy from the browned bits
No coating, so you can safely use metal spatulas
The curved rim lets you pour sauce from the pan without spilling
You place a piece of meat in the pan and hear that familiar, powerful sizzle. Moments later, you see the perfect golden-brown crust forming - and you know: this is cooking at its best. The KitchenAid Frying Pan Advanced Stainless Steel ø 24 cm is no ordinary frying pan. This is a professional tool for anyone who understands that the Maillard reaction makes the difference between a mediocre bite and an unforgettable moment at the table.
No coating, no compromises. Pure stainless steel with an aluminium core - and that’s exactly where this pan derives its strength.
Many people think a non-stick coating is the easiest choice. And for an egg or pancake? Fine. But for searing meat, browning onions, or sautéing vegetables, a coating actually hinders flavour. A coating prevents the high heat you need for true caramelisation. Stainless steel has no such hindrance.
The aluminium core in the base of this KitchenAid pan distributes heat rapidly and evenly across the entire cooking surface. No hot spots, no uneven cooking. You have control. Whether you’re preparing a steak over high heat or simmering a sauce on low, the pan responds exactly as you want.
And those browned bits? They’re called fond, and they’re worth their weight in gold. Real gold. Deglaze your pan after cooking with a splash of red wine, some chicken stock, or even a bit of water, stir the fond loose with a wooden spoon, and in two minutes you have a gravy that tastes like you’ve been working on it for an hour. That’s the magic of stainless steel - and of good cooking.
KitchenAid has thought about the details that make everyday cooking easier. The curved pouring rim is one such detail. When pouring your sauce or cooking fat from the pan, you do so without a drop spilling. Neat, clean, hassle-free. A small adjustment, a big difference - especially when you want to serve a plate that looks well-presented.
The pan has a diameter of 24 cm - the ideal size for a portion for two to three persons, or for that one perfect ribeye that needs the whole pan. Big enough for a proper meal, compact enough to handle easily.
And then the oven safety up to 220 °C. That opens up a world of cooking techniques: searing on the stove, finishing in the oven. This way, you prepare a perfect chicken thigh or a thick ribeye just like the chefs do - started in the pan, finished in the oven. Result: evenly cooked inside, crispy outside.
Honest answer: a stainless steel pan requires a bit more technique than a non-stick pan. But it’s easier than you think. The key? Let the pan get hot before adding fat, and then add your fat before the food goes in. If your meat or fish sticks a bit, just wait patiently - once it’s properly seared, it will release. That’s the moment. No tugging, no forcing. Just trust the process.
After a few uses, you’ll understand the rhythm of this pan, and then you’ll actually never want to go back. That’s what people who switch to stainless steel always promise - and they’re right.
💡 Cookinglife Tip: Always preheat your pan over medium heat before adding oil or butter. Test if the pan is hot enough by dropping a water droplet in the pan - if the water immediately forms a ball and evaporates (the Leidenfrost effect), your pan is ready to cook. Then meat will release perfectly and you’ll get that beautiful crust you’re cooking for.
Once you know what a perfect crust tastes like - that crispy, golden-brown exterior with a juicy interior - you’ll want nothing else. The KitchenAid Frying Pan Advanced Stainless Steel ø 24 cm gives you the tools to achieve that time and again, for every meal, for everyone at your table. Add it to your kitchen and discover for yourself the difference between frying and true cooking.
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| Brand | KitchenAid |
| Collection | KitchenAid Advanced |
| Collection | Advanced Stainless Steel Uncoated |
| Type | Frying pan |
| PFAS free | |
| Country of origin | China |
| SKU | 428813 |
| Shape | Round |
| Color | Silver |
| Stainless steel, Aluminium | |
| Stainless steel with aluminium core |
| Contents box | Frying Pan without non-stick coating ø 24 cm |
| Pouring edge | |
| None | |
| Heat resistant up to | 220 |
| Pieces | 1 |
| Includes lids |
| Diameter | 24.0 cm | 9.45 inch |