In short: Cécoa’s set of 4 raclette pans and 4 wooden spatulas is for anyone with a four-person raclette grill who wants to replace tired pans in one go. What stands out: a non-stick coating, heat-insulated handles and clearly stated dimensions, to check against your current pans before buying.

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Cécoa 4 raclette pans and 4 wooden spatulas
Photo : Cécoa (official site)

Key specs

FeatureCécoa 4 pans + 4 wooden spatulas
TypeSet of pans and spatulas for a raclette grill
Number of people4 (4 pans, 4 spatulas)
CompatibilityStandard raclette grills according to Amazon.fr; “standard round raclette grills” according to Cécoa
CoatingNon-stick coated steel, ABS heat-insulated handle
Dimensions and weightPan 18.3 x 10 x 1.6 cm, spatula 13.5 x 3 cm according to Cécoa and Amazon.fr; weight not stated
Included accessories4 spatulas in fir wood
Care“Fully removable for quick cleaning” according to Cécoa; dishwasher use not stated
WarrantyNot stated by Cécoa
ManufacturingChina according to Amazon.fr (Cécoa brand, reference COA26-1526)

Our take

No grill here: just the parts that wear out fastest around a raclette. Cécoa, whose core business is baking (molds and utensils), sells four pans in non-stick coated steel, each with an ABS heat-insulated handle, plus four spatulas in fir wood. On paper, the promise is simple: the cheese doesn’t stick, it slides onto the plate, and cleanup follows. The wooden spatulas are there to spare the coating, which beats scraping with a fork.

The real strength of the listing is its precision: 18.3 x 10 x 1.6 cm for a pan, 13.5 x 3 cm for a spatula. Handy, because “compatible with standard grills” doesn’t mean much: every grill has its own format, and Cécoa even says “standard round” on its website. So grab a tape measure before ordering. A pan that’s too long to fit is an evening that starts with a DIY debate. Otherwise the listing stays quiet: nothing on the dishwasher, the warranty or the weight. And the Amazon.fr field showing 38 x 50 x 22 cm clearly describes something other than a pan, so we left it out.

What we like

  • One pan and one spatula per guest
  • Non-stick coating, insulated handle
  • Wooden spatulas that protect the coating
  • Dimensions given by the brand, easy to compare

Things to consider

  • Check compatibility with your grill
  • Dishwasher use not stated
  • Weight and warranty not found
  • Four pieces: two sets for a table of eight
  • The Amazon.com link is a search: this exact set may not be listed there

On video

Video: SOS Accessoire on YouTube (in French). A spare-parts seller explains when to replace your raclette pans; general topic, not this set.

Video: SOS Accessoire on YouTube (in French). Care tips for a raclette grill and its pans; general topic, not this set.

Who is it for?

For people with a four-person grill and scratched pans, or for frequent hosts who want four extra places on a bigger grill, if the format matches. Not for grills with triangular or square pans: these are rectangular. And if your pans are fine but the spatulas have vanished, a simple set of spatulas will do.

Alternatives

To compare, read our roundup of raclette accessory kits, our article on the best material for a raclette spatula and our page on the Cécoa brand.

Recipes to make with it

Frequently asked questions

Will these pans fit my raclette grill?

They are sold as compatible with standard raclette grills, “round” ones according to Cécoa’s website. A pan measures 18.3 x 10 x 1.6 cm: compare with yours before buying.

What are the spatulas made of?

Fir wood, according to Cécoa and Amazon.fr. They measure 13.5 x 3 cm and go easy on the pans’ non-stick coating.

Are they dishwasher-safe?

Neither Cécoa nor Amazon.fr says. Cécoa highlights a non-stick coating that is easy to clean. When in doubt, hand washing spares both the coating and the wood.