• Large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash
  • Large medieval skimmer with ash wood handle
  • Large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash
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Large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash

$69.98 USD
$69.98 USD
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Highlights

The large medieval skimmer from ULFBERTH® is an indispensable tool made of hand-forged iron for any authentic camp kitchen.

  • Traditional craftsmanship using robust, hand-forged wrought iron for a rustic appearance
  • Ergonomic and sturdy handle made of high-quality ash wood for safe handling over an open fire
  • Versatile uses, from classic skimming of foam to blanching and deep-frying
  • Generous dimensions with a total length of approximately 55 cm and a ladle diameter of approximately 16.5 cm
  • Authentic replica design, ideal for historical reenactment and medieval reenactments
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash
Large medieval skimmer with ash wood handle
Large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash
Large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash

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Questions about the product Large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash

What materials is the large medieval skimmer made of, and for what purpose is it particularly suitable?

The large medieval skimmer is made of wrought iron with an ash wood handle. It is used in the kitchen to skim off foam when cooking broths or soups, and to remove solid ingredients such as dumplings or vegetables from hot liquid.
What are the dimensions and weight of the large medieval skimmer, and how should it be cleaned before first use?

The large medieval skimmer made of wrought iron and ash is approximately 55 cm long, has a ladle diameter of about 16.5 cm, and weighs around 700 g. The product should be thoroughly cleaned before first use.
Is the hand-forged medieval skimmer suitable for direct contact with food, or does it primarily serve as a decorative element for the historical camp kitchen?

The hand-forged medieval skimmer is not suitable for direct contact with food and serves primarily as a decorative element for historical camp kitchens or reenactment purposes.
What regular maintenance measures are required to protect the hand-forged iron ladle from rust, and why should the product never be cleaned in the dishwasher?

To protect the hand-forged iron ladle from rust, it should be thoroughly dried after each cleaning and regularly rubbed with a rust-preventative oil or cooking oil. The product must never be cleaned in the dishwasher, as harsh detergents and high temperatures will destroy the protective coating, cause the material to oxidize, and the combination of moisture and oxygen will lead to rapid rust formation; furthermore, the ash wood handle may swell and crack.