Netherton Foundry
At Warrior Garden, we prioritize quality, and Netherton Foundry delivers just that. With a rich heritage in Shropshire, their spun iron and cast-iron products are designed to last a lifetime. These are tools built for real use, not just for show, aligning perfectly with our BOA-Bears Self-Sufficiency Initiative (BBSSI).
Netherton Foundry’s products stand out for their durability and performance, offering a long-term, sustainable alternative to the throwaway culture. Whether you’re cooking on an open flame or preparing for the long haul, their equipment delivers the strength and reliability you need.
In a world of disposable goods, Netherton Foundry proves that true quality doesn’t fade with time and that you get what you pay for.
FAQ
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Marcus Wareing commonly uses the 12" Spun Iron Frying Pan, 10" Prospector Pan (double-handled, oven-safe), and 12" Prospector Casserole. Diana Henry primarily uses the 12" Prospector Pan and a 10" long-handled oven-safe frying pan.
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Absolutely. Iron pans are incredibly durable and well-suited for open-fire cooking and wood-fired ovens. We recommend caution when using any product with a wooden handle on open flames
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Yes, spun black iron is highly magnetic and works exceptionally well on induction hobs. Since each pan is handmade, some slight warping may occur, so follow care instructions to maintain flatness.
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Seasoned pans develop a natural non-stick surface that improves with use. You'll still need oil or butter for cooking delicate items like eggs, but fatty foods usually provide enough lubrication.
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Pans come pre-seasoned with flax oil, but it’s recommended to give them an extra seasoning before first use. Avoid soap when cleaning, dry immediately, and re-season as needed.
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No. Dishwashers will cause rust and damage, especially to wooden handles.
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