Sweet Bench Bakery Tools

Cast Iron Detroit Style Pizza Pan, 9x13 Inch Deep Dish Pizza Pan

Name: Cast Iron Detroit Style Pizza Pan, 9x13 Inch Deep Dish Pizza Pan
Brand: Sweet Bench Bakery Tools
Price: 37.99 AUD
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Lvmol

Cook Easier, Bake Better

Lvmol crafts heirloom-quality cast iron cookware from pure, non-toxic materials. No coatings. Just healthy, reliable performance.

Each piece is handcrafted for superior heat and lasting durability. Explore our Loaf Pan, Detroit Pizza Pan, and Casserole Dish—designed to help anyone, from beginners to professional chefs, achieve perfect results.

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Product description

What makes this 9x13" cast iron pan suitable for detroit-style pizza?

Detroit-style pizza pans often use blue steel, but cast iron is also a great choice for home cooks. Our deep walls and heavy-duty cast iron help create thick crust, crispy cheese edges, and a caramelized bottom with excellent heat retention.
How heavy is this detroit style pizza pan, and is it easy to handle?

It’s about 9 lbs, so it has some heft. Some people may find it a bit heavy. If you’re older or have a smaller build, we recommend using extra care when lifting or moving it. The weight also improves heat distribution and helps prevent warping.
Is this cast iron pizza pan pre-seasoned and naturally nonstick?

Yes. It comes pre-seasoned with vegetable oil and has no nonstick coating. Lightly oil and preheat it for better release. With proper cast iron care, the natural seasoning improves with use.
How does this cast iron pizza pan compare to other pizza pans?

Cast iron provides superior heat retention for crisp, even crusts. Thinner metal pans can warp or heat unevenly, while this Detroit-style cast iron build delivers steady heat, durability, and classic deep-dish results.
What should I do if my cast iron pizza pan gets rusty?

Rust is easy to fix. Scrub it clean, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Apply a thin coat of oil and bake it at 350°F for an hour to restore the seasoning again. Making sure the pan is fully dry after washing helps prevent future rust.