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A '''skillet''' or '''frypan''' (]) or '''frying pan''' (]) is a ] used for frying foods, usually heavy-bottomed and made of cast iron. Many traditionalists maintain that a skillet should never be washed but rather wiped clean. A '''skillet''' or '''frypan''' (]) or '''frying pan''' (]) is a ] used for frying foods, usually heavy-bottomed and made of cast iron. Many traditionalists maintain that a skillet should never be washed but rather wiped clean.


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A skillet or frypan (American English) or frying pan (British English) is a pan used for frying foods, usually heavy-bottomed and made of cast iron. Many traditionalists maintain that a skillet should never be washed but rather wiped clean.

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