Field Company offers 15% discount on cast-iron cookware and 36% off pan sets

5 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Apr 29

The No 5 Chef Skillet drops to $106.25, its first-ever sale, and pan sets are reduced by $152 until 3 May.
The sale includes all cast-iron cookware, with the No 8 pan now $140.25 and bundles featuring cleaning kits. These rare discounts are timed for Mother’s Day and apply sitewide with code MOM15.
Field Company’s pans are praised for their light weight and performance, earning top marks from Drexel Food Lab for best preseasoned non-toxic pans, making this sale notable for both new and experienced cooks.

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