PSA: The cult Cast Iron Always Pan from Our Place is now on sale
Here's everything you need to know about the cookware and kitchen essentials in the Our Place line-up.Our Always Pan and Perfect Pot are in constant rotation at home.
The pastel-hued skillet is comfortably-sized for tackling a dinner party dish for four while simultaneously shallow enough to fry your morning eggs. And the casserole, which comes with a handy steamer, is the lightest we’ve ever used – meaning we don’t dread lugging it out of the cupboard or struggle to wash it up. So we were pleased when the brand released mini versions of these iconic pieces to help us out further in the kitchen.
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