HOUSEWARES AWARDS 2023


Best Cookware Product of the Year • Barbary & Oak Foundry Cast Iron Cookware – RKW • Mary Berry Cast Aluminium MBAHCASTOV32 – Captivate Brands • MasterClass Cast Aluminium – Lifetime Brands Europe • School of Wok Pre-Seasoned Wok – Dexam • Supreme Non-stick 2 Handle Chef’s Pans (20/26cm) – Dexam • Tower SmartStart™ – RKW


WINNER: School of Wok Pre-Seasoned Wok – Dexam


Dexam’s pre-seasoned wok has been created in collaboration with School of Wok and Jeremy Pang. It is an uncompromising reflection of Jeremy’s knowledge of the Asian kitchen. From the outset, he has imposed his exacting standards on each product within the collection, so that everything does what it should do, in the very best way. The woks come with comfortable bamboo handles, for example, and the tools are created at the perfect angle for use in stir-fries. The wok is suitable for all hob types and takes all of the hard preparatory work out of true wokking authenticity.


HIGHLY COMMENDED: Supreme Non-stick 2 Handle Chef’s Pans (20/26cm) – Dexam


These Chef’s Pans combine the benefits and versatility of a wok with the advantages of a frying pan. Thanks to the deep shape, they’re ideal for preparing dishes with a sauce, sautéing vegetables and searing meat. Made from superior stainless steel and a quality PFOA free non-stick coating that is durable, scratch resistant, and easy to use. Complete with all-round pouring lip, steam vented lid, cast steel handles and a lid knob secured with rivets. Both pans are safe to use on all types of hobs, including induction. They are oven, grill, and dishwasher safe. Each pan has a lifetime guarantee with the non-stick coating guaranteed for 2 years.


10 | June/July 2023


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