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Vogue Aluminium Frying Pan 24cm

SKU: HT974

£12.38(£14.86 inc VAT)

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The Vogue 24cm aluminium frying pan is a straightforward, general-purpose frying pan designed for use in professional kitchens. Aluminium construction gives it good thermal conductivity, meaning it heats up quickly and distributes heat reasonably evenly across the cooking surface — useful when speed and consistency matter during a busy service.

In practice, this pan suits a wide range of everyday cooking tasks: sautéing vegetables, frying eggs, searing smaller portions, or finishing sauces. The 24cm size works well as a mid-range workhorse pan — large enough for single-portion or small multi-portion work, without the weight or hob footprint of a larger pan. It is the kind of pan that sees regular, repeated use across a shift without demanding much attention.

  • Aluminium body heats quickly, reducing idle time on the pass
  • Even heat distribution helps avoid localised burning or uneven cooking
  • Triple-riveted handle provides a secure, durable connection under sustained daily use
  • Built-in hanging hole supports tidy storage and fast access during service
  • Lightweight construction reduces fatigue during repetitive use

Aluminium pans of this type are not induction-compatible, so they require gas or conventional electric hobs. They are also not suited to oven finishing at high temperatures. It is worth noting that bare aluminium can react with acidic ingredients over time, so for tasks involving wine reductions or tomato-based sauces, a lined or stainless alternative may be a better long-term choice.

This pan is well suited to smaller operations, café kitchens, or as part of a wider pan set in a larger kitchen where different sizes cover different stations. For higher-volume sites or kitchens needing induction compatibility, heavier-duty or coated alternatives in the range are worth considering.

If you are putting together a cookware set and want to talk through what combination of pans suits your kitchen setup, we are happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is this pan compatible with induction hobs?

No — aluminium is not induction-compatible. This pan is suited to gas and conventional electric hobs only. If your kitchen runs induction, you would need a pan with a ferrous base.

Is this pan suitable for oven finishing or going under the salamander?

It is not well suited to high-temperature oven use or prolonged salamander exposure. For dishes that need to transfer from hob to oven, a cast iron or stainless steel pan with an oven-safe handle would be a more appropriate choice.

How does this pan hold up to regular daily use in a commercial kitchen?

Aluminium pans of this type are reliable for everyday service use, but they are lighter-duty than cast iron or heavy stainless alternatives. With reasonable care — avoiding metal utensils on the surface and not leaving the pan dry on high heat — they offer good working life as part of a broader pan inventory.
Vogue Aluminium Frying Pan 24cm

£12.38(£14.86 inc VAT)

£12.38(£14.86 inc VAT)

The Vogue 24cm aluminium frying pan is a straightforward, general-purpose frying pan designed for use in professional kitchens. Aluminium construction gives it good thermal conductivity, meaning it heats up quickly and distributes heat reasonably evenly across the cooking surface — useful when speed and consistency matter during a busy service.

In practice, this pan suits a wide range of everyday cooking tasks: sautéing vegetables, frying eggs, searing smaller portions, or finishing sauces. The 24cm size works well as a mid-range workhorse pan — large enough for single-portion or small multi-portion work, without the weight or hob footprint of a larger pan. It is the kind of pan that sees regular, repeated use across a shift without demanding much attention.

  • Aluminium body heats quickly, reducing idle time on the pass
  • Even heat distribution helps avoid localised burning or uneven cooking
  • Triple-riveted handle provides a secure, durable connection under sustained daily use
  • Built-in hanging hole supports tidy storage and fast access during service
  • Lightweight construction reduces fatigue during repetitive use

Aluminium pans of this type are not induction-compatible, so they require gas or conventional electric hobs. They are also not suited to oven finishing at high temperatures. It is worth noting that bare aluminium can react with acidic ingredients over time, so for tasks involving wine reductions or tomato-based sauces, a lined or stainless alternative may be a better long-term choice.

This pan is well suited to smaller operations, café kitchens, or as part of a wider pan set in a larger kitchen where different sizes cover different stations. For higher-volume sites or kitchens needing induction compatibility, heavier-duty or coated alternatives in the range are worth considering.

If you are putting together a cookware set and want to talk through what combination of pans suits your kitchen setup, we are happy to help.