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Heavy Duty Cast Iron Wok – Thick Double Handle Hand Hammered 38cm to 46cm

Heavy Duty Cast Iron Wok – Thick Double Handle Hand Hammered 38cm to 46cm

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⚠️ SEASONING REQUIRED BEFORE FIRST USE ⚠️
THIS WOK HAS NO CHEMICAL COATING. Seasoning is MANDATORY to prevent rust and build a natural non-stick surface.
FAILURE TO SEASON WILL RESULT IN RUST AND FOOD STICKING. Please read seasoning instructions below.
❌ No Chemical Coating ✅ Requires Seasoning ⚠️ Will Rust If Unseasoned
Traditional Wok · Professional Grade SKU: WOK-CI-CS-SERIES

Heavy Duty Traditional Wok
Cast Iron or Wrought Iron · 38–44cm

Available in 4 sizes (38/40/42/44cm) · 2 material options · Natural finish · Requires seasoning

🔥 High Heat Cooking Double Loop Handles No Chemical Coating Seasoning Required Gas Stove Recommended Traditional Wok Hei

Find Your Size — Select Your Wok

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38cm · 3–5 People
→ Best for: Small families
Daily home cooking
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40cm · 4–6 People
→ Best for: Medium families
Most popular size
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42cm · 5–7 People
→ Best for: Large families
Big batch cooking
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44cm · 6–8 People
→ Best for: Restaurants / Parties
Commercial use ready

Product Description — Traditional Wok Series

These heavy duty traditional woks are crafted for authentic high-heat cooking. Available in cast iron (thick, excellent heat retention) or wrought iron/carbon steel (lightweight, fast heating) — choose based on your cooking style. The natural finish means no chemical coatings — just pure iron that develops a beautiful patina over time.

Double loop handles provide safe and stable lifting, even when the wok is full. The round bottom design is optimised for gas stoves and delivers the famous wok hei (breath of wok) — the smoky, complex flavour that defines authentic stir-fry.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: This wok requires seasoning before first use. Please follow the seasoning instructions below. Returns due to rust or sticking caused by failure to season will not be accepted.

Cast Iron Wok vs Wrought Iron Wok — Which One Is Right For You?

Feature Cast Iron Wok Wrought Iron Wok (Carbon Steel)
Weight 🏋️ Very Heavy — Great arm workout! (3-5kg+) 💪 Light to Medium — Easy to toss and flip (1.5-2.5kg)
Thickness 📏 Thick (3-5mm) — Very durable 📏 Thin (1.5-2mm) — Traditional Chinese wok
Heating Speed 🐢 Slow — Takes time to heat up ⚡ Fast — Heats up in seconds, very responsive
Heat Retention 🔥🔥🔥 Excellent — Stays hot for a long time 🔥 Moderate — Cools down quickly when food is added
Best For 🍲 Braising, slow cooking, deep frying, stews 🍜 Stir-fry, high heat cooking, wok hei, quick tossing
Heat Response 📉 Slow response — Once hot, stays hot 📈 Fast response — Instant heat adjustment
Traditional Chinese Cooking 🟡 Less traditional for stir-fry (too heavy to toss) ✅ The authentic choice — Used by Chinese chefs

💡 Pro Tip: Wrought iron (carbon steel) woks are the traditional choice for authentic Chinese stir-frying due to their fast heating, lighter weight (easier to toss), and superior wok hei performance. Cast iron is better for braising, slow cooking, and dishes that require consistent temperature over time.

Common Specifications — All Sizes

Material Options Cast Iron OR Wrought Iron (Carbon Steel)
Surface Natural finish · No chemical coating · Requires seasoning
Handle Type Double loop handle · Heat-resistant design
Color Black / Dark grey (natural iron colour)
Stove Compatibility Gas stove recommended · Works on induction & electric
Best For Stir-fry · Deep frying · Braising · Steaming · Traditional Asian dishes

Size & Specifications — At a Glance

Size Diameter Serving Size Best For
38cm 38cm (15″) 3–5 people Small families · Daily home cooking
40cm 40cm (15.7″) 4–6 people Medium families · Most popular size
42cm 42cm (16.5″) 5–7 people Large families · Big batch cooking
44cm 44cm (17.3″) 6–8 people Restaurants · Parties · Commercial use

🔧 How To Season Your Wok — MUST READ BEFORE USE

⚠️ FAILURE TO SEASON WILL RESULT IN RUST AND FOOD STICKING. Seasoning creates a natural, non-stick, rust-resistant patina.

STEP 01
📦 Wash the Wok
Wash with warm soapy water and a scrubber to remove factory protective oil/grease. You will see a grey/black residue — this is normal. Rinse thoroughly and dry completely.
STEP 02
🔥 Heat the Wok
Place on high heat for 3-5 minutes until it starts to change colour (bluish/rainbow effect appears). Rotate the wok to heat all sides evenly. This opens the iron pores.
STEP 03
🛢️ Apply Oil (First Layer)
Turn heat to medium. Add 1-2 tbsp of high smoke point oil (vegetable, canola, grapeseed, or flaxseed — NOT olive oil). Spread oil all over interior using paper towel held with tongs.
STEP 04
♨️ Heat & Smoke
Continue heating until oil stops smoking (3-5 minutes). The wok will darken to brown/black. Open windows or turn on exhaust fan — there will be smoke.
STEP 05
🔄 Repeat 2-3 Times
Let wok cool slightly, then repeat steps 3-4 two or three times. Each layer builds a stronger non-stick coating.
STEP 06
🍳 Test & Maintain
Fry scallions and ginger with oil to remove odours. Your wok is ready! After each use, clean without soap, dry completely, and apply thin coat of oil.

✅ Properly seasoned wok = Natural non-stick surface that lasts a lifetime!

🏠 Alternative Oven Method (For Cast Iron Woks Only): Preheat oven to 230°C (450°F). Apply thin layer of oil to entire wok (inside and out). Place upside down on middle rack with foil below to catch drips. Bake for 1 hour, then let cool in oven. Repeat 2-3 times.

🧼 Care Instructions — Keep Your Wok For Life

✅ DO — Daily Care
Dry immediately after washing — heat on stove to ensure 100% dry. Apply a thin coat of oil after each use. Use hot water and a soft brush/sponge. For stuck food, use coarse salt and a paper towel.
❌ DON'T — Avoid These
Do NOT use dishwasher — will cause severe rust. Do NOT soak in water — iron will rust within hours. Do NOT use steel wool or metal scrubbers — scratches the seasoning layer. Avoid soap if possible.
🔄 Rust Happened? Fix It
Scrub with steel wool and warm soapy water until rust is gone. Rinse, dry completely, and re-season immediately (follow steps above). The wok will be good as new!

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Food is sticking. What went wrong?
A: The wok likely wasn't seasoned enough. Add more oil while cooking, and re-season the wok following the steps above. With proper seasoning, food will naturally release.
Q: My wok is rusting. Is it ruined?
A: No! Iron rust is surface-level only. Scrub off the rust, dry thoroughly, and re-season. The wok will be perfectly fine.
Q: Can I use soap to clean my wok?
A: Avoid soap if possible — it removes seasoning. Use hot water and a soft brush. If you must use soap, re-season afterwards.
Q: Which oil is best for seasoning?
A: Flaxseed oil creates the hardest seasoning, followed by grapeseed, canola, and vegetable oil. Avoid olive oil, butter, or coconut oil — smoke point too low.

🍳 Perfect For — What Can You Cook?

Cooking Method Best Wok Type Why It Works
Stir-fry (high heat) Wrought Iron / Carbon Steel Fast heating, easy to toss, creates wok hei
Deep frying Cast Iron Excellent temperature stability
Braising & slow cooking Cast Iron Superior heat retention
Steaming & boiling Both work well Versatile for all cooking styles
Fried rice / noodles Wrought Iron Quick response, prevents sticking

What is Cast Iron & Wrought Iron? — Material Explained

Cast Iron: Cast iron is an iron-carbon alloy with high carbon content (2-4%). It is poured into a mould while molten, resulting in a thick, heavy wok with excellent heat retention. Cast iron is brittle but extremely durable — it can last for generations if properly maintained. The thick walls (3-5mm) provide superior temperature stability, making it ideal for braising, deep frying, and slow cooking.

Wrought Iron / Carbon Steel: Wrought iron (also known as carbon steel) has a much lower carbon content (0.05-0.3%). It is hammered or rolled into shape, resulting in a thinner, lighter wok (1.5-2mm thick). This is the traditional choice for Chinese chefs because it heats up almost instantly, responds immediately to heat changes, and is light enough for one-handed tossing. The fast heating creates the famous wok hei — the smoky, complex flavour essential for authentic stir-fry.

Natural Finish — No Chemical Coating: Both types feature a natural iron surface with no chemical non-stick coating. This means they require seasoning before first use. The seasoning process creates a natural, safe, non-stick patina that improves with use. Unlike coated pans that eventually fail, a well-seasoned iron wok gets better over time and can last a lifetime.

🔥 Built for Real Cooking — Not Just Display

A properly seasoned wok will last for generations. Take 30 minutes to season correctly, and you'll enjoy natural non-stick performance for years.

⚠️ REMINDER: SEASONING IS REQUIRED — NOT OPTIONAL ⚠️

Returns due to rust or sticking caused by failure to season will not be accepted. Please follow the seasoning instructions above.

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