Removable PYREX Infinity handle

Product detailed description

The practical removable PYREX Infinity handle is at the heart of the smart modular Infinity stainless steel cookware system and allows one handle to be used with compatible frying pans and pots from this collection. Thanks to the well-designed quick-release mechanism it can be attached in a single movement – once correctly fitted, it locks securely with a characteristic audible “click”. The ergonomic shape ensures a comfortable and stable grip during everyday cooking, and the robust construction is recommended by the manufacturer for loads of up to 10 kg. After removing the handle, you can conveniently place the cookware in the oven, serve directly at the table, or stack individual frying pans and pots inside one another, significantly saving storage space. The handle attaches to the outside of the cookware, so it does not come into contact with the food being prepared or take up space inside the cookware. One universal size is compatible with cookware PYREX Infinity designed for a removable handle , so there is no need to have a separate handle for each frying pan or pot.

IMPORTANT: The removable PYREX Infinity handle is not included in the package and is sold separately

Dimensions:

• length – 19 cm
• width – 3 cm
• weight – 270 g

Material:

• 18/10 stainless steel

Colour:

• silver

Use:

• handle for a PYREX Infinity stainless steel frying pan

Care:

• dishwasher safe

Tips and advice

A stainless steel frying pan has a slightly different character from an ordinary non-stick frying pan – and this is precisely what enables it to produce fantastic results when used correctly. Before adding meat or vegetables, first allow the pan to heat briefly over medium heat. Then add a small amount of fat and only afterwards add the ingredients. Properly heated stainless steel helps reduce sticking and allows you to create a beautifully browned surface.

When preparing steak or meat, do not rush to turn it over. If the meat is still slightly sticking to the surface, it is often not properly seared yet. Once a browned crust has formed, it will generally release from the stainless steel much more easily. This property is one of the reasons why professional chefs value high-quality stainless steel frying pans so highly.

Always attach the removable handle correctly before each use and check that it is securely locked. Use only the original handle intended for the PYREX Infinity system. Always remove the handle before placing the frying pan in the oven – the frying pan body itself is oven-safe up to 260°C.

When cooking, use a burner corresponding to the size of the frying pan base. On a gas stove, the flame should not extend beyond its base. Do not overheat an empty stainless steel frying pan for a long time at high heat; medium heat is more than sufficient for preheating.

Stainless steel is highly durable and, with proper care, retains its beautiful appearance for many years. If whitish mineral water spots appear on the surface, you can remove them with a soft cloth and a little vinegar. If food is burnt on, first soak the frying pan in warm water – the stuck-on residue will then be much easier to remove. Avoid aggressive abrasive and chlorine-based cleaning products.

After removing the handle, you can also use the frying pan to finish meat, bake vegetables or prepare other dishes in the oven. The combination of stovetop → oven → serving without unnecessary transferring is one of the strongest advantages of this new Infinity range.

Pyrex – from an American idea to a French kitchen icon

The Pyrex® brand 1915 was established in the USA, when Bessie and Jessie Littleton, with the help of NONEX glass from Corning, laid the foundation for the first exceptionally durable glass baking dish. A few years later, the Pyrex story moved to Europe: from 1922 borosilicate glass began to be produced in France and in 1970 main production moved to the plant in Châteauroux , where Pyrex is still formed, pressed and manufactured today — this is where a huge furnace covering almost 100 m² stands and processes over 150 tonnes of raw materials every day. Pyrex therefore rightfully builds on the designation Made in France and the quality associated with it

Thanks to continuous innovation, Pyrex glass products today withstand extreme temperatures from –40 °C to +350 °C and thermal shocks of up to 240 °C (EN 1183). The brand has also expanded beyond its iconic glass — since 2004, it has also included metal and ceramic cookware, frying pans and saucepans. At its core, however, the essential remains: durable, hygienic and taste-neutral materials that make cooking and serving easier across generations.