Pittsfield, Maine: World's Largest Non-Stick Frying Pan
Ten feet across. Brought out of storage every July and placed under a tent in a field for the Central Maine Egg Festival. Shallow, and not cast iron, so it lacks the visual allure of other giant frying pans.
Manson Park
- Address:
- Crosby St., Pittsfield, ME
- Directions:
- In Manson Park, which is just south of Hwy 69/Hunnewell Ave. and just east of of Hwy 11/Main St. Turn east off of Main onto Crosby St. to the Park.
- Hours:
- Only visible during Festival in July. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
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We just happened to be up here this week for the festival .... tried twice this week to see it but I don't think they put it out this year! I agree with the previous tip it should be out all year!
[Jessica Tynan, 07/12/2018]The Pittsfield frying pan was made in New Jersey... Green Brook I believe.
[Richard Gallison, 05/12/2010]
Brought out of storage every July for the Pittsfield Egg Festival, where it fries eggs under a tent in Manson Park. We lucked out, arriving the day before the festival, so the pan was accessible and unattended. It's ten feet wide, and the handle was off. Off-season frying pans are not too thrilling, but Pittsfield should display theirs on a stand, not hide it in a municipal garage.
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