Maruyama Giken Souen Iron Stepped Tempura Pot 26cm IH Compatible Gas Stove Compatible Deep Fryer Tempura Batch Cooking Oil Pot IH Gas Made in Japan

A tempura pot that can be used with induction cooktops (100V/200V) and gas stoves. Material: Pot body = Iron (silicone resin coating), Oil drainer net = Stainless steel Size: (Approx.) Width 37.0 x Depth 27.0 x Height 14.0 cm, Diameter 26 x Depth 11 cm Full capacity: 4.5L, Oil level line: (approx.) 500g/800g, Country of origin: Japan (Tsubame-Sanjo) We have obtained SG (CH/IH) certification for cooking appliances for cooking heaters. About this product: [Crispy frying thanks to the heat retention unique to iron] It retains heat well, and the oil temperature does not drop easily even when ingredients are added, resulting in light and delicious tempura and fried foods. [Stepped design reduces oil splatter] The stepped structure on the inside of the pot suppresses oil splatter, reducing stress. It is designed to keep your kitchen clean. [Designed for easy frying with less oil] The stepped structure allows you to cook with the right amount of oil, so you can enjoy frying efficiently. [Large capacity 26cm size for frying multiple items at once] The size is perfect for frying tempura and other fried foods all at once. You can also fry long and wide ingredients straight. [Wide spout for smooth oil transfer] A large spout is designed on the front. Because it is wide, you can pour oil all at once and reduce the time it takes to transfer oil. [Easy-to-Understand Oil Level Line] The two lines (=) visible on the front are indicators for when to add oil. This prevents you from adding too much or too little oil, ensuring you always cook with the right amount, reducing the risk of oil splattering and allowing for safer cooking. [Convenient Stainless Steel Oil Drainer Included] A crescent-shaped drainer that fits perfectly around the rim of the pan is included. It makes it easy to drain excess oil from fried foods, resulting in a crispy finish. Tsubame City in Niigata Prefecture boasts a history of over 100 years as a metalworking town, and its manufacturing techniques are widely known not only in Japan but also around the world. Leveraging these techniques, we have created "Soen" kitchenware.