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Caquelon Induction Alp Hut Flurina & Schellen-Ursli Ceramic Ø20cm

Caquelon Induction Alp Hut Flurina & Schellen-Ursli Ceramic Ø20cm

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      The caquelons, hand-painted in Switzerland, bring the magic of the Engadine and the world of Flurina & Schellen-Ursli directly to your table. Inspired by Alois Carigiet's famous illustrations and the traditional Chalandamarz festival, each piece is a unique handmade item with its own charm. Made from high-quality ceramic, the caquelon impresses with its natural beauty, Swiss craftsmanship, and functionality. It holds 2.6 liters and is ideal for 4–6 people (approx. 200 g of cheese per person). Suitable for all types of hobs – including induction.

       

        Specifications

        • Illustration: Carigiet, Alois.
        • Dimensions: Ø20xL33xH11cm 2.6 Liters
        • Material:Ceramic (White Clay).
        • Hand-painted and manufactured in Switzerland.
        • Suitable for hobs: Induction, Ceramic, Gas, Halogen, Electric

        Use and Care:

        Heat the fondue pot with the cheese mixture and ingredients on medium heat for about 5 minutes. Then increase the temperature and stir continuously until the cheese melts and bubbles form. Once this happens, place the fondue pot on the table rechaud. Use an aluminum disc between the fondue pot and the rechaud to ensure even heat distribution and protect the pot. Reduce the rechaud burner's heat to medium to prevent the cheese from burning.

        After use, let the fondue pot sit briefly with cold water to make it easier to remove cheese residues. Then clean it with dish soap and a brush. The fondue pot is not dishwasher-safe.

        Small hairline cracks in the glaze allow for high temperature change resistance. With light glazes, these cracks may become more visible after repeated use. Please do not tap the rim of the fondue pot while cooking fondue. Also, be careful not to tap the rim with your fork while eating, as this can damage the glaze or the clay.

         

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