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Sep 17, 2016 - NEW and exclusive, patented, Triple Divided Skillet™ enables you to prepare 3 or 2 foods in 1 pan saving energy, water and time! This unique skillet heats your food separately, yet together, while preserving flavors. The Triple Divided Skillet™ is a helpful time-saver for your everyday needs letting you prepare meals with less clean-up, reheat with simple elegance and helps keep healthy portions. It is like three skillets in one!

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From Smithey: Our 12 skillet is destined to be your family heirloom. A bit deeper than our No. 10 with a slightly more open wall angle, the No. 12 is perfect for pan-frying chicken, searing steaks on the range, roasting game and vegetables in the oven, even baking biscuits. A daily companion in the kitchen, the No. 12 is also at home outdoors on the grill or over an open campfire. With our signature polished interior finish, the No.

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