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Enamelware is cookware made of metal, aluminum, or cast iron with a porcelain lining that makes it easy to clean, heat-safe, and long-lasting.
Enamelware is cookware made of metal, aluminum, or cast iron with a porcelain lining that makes it easy to clean, heat-safe, and long-lasting.
Enamelware was revived in the United States in the 1960s, and it is still produced in other parts of the world today.
Enamel cookware is a practical and timeless tradition that has been created for ages using traditional processes and is renowned for its versatility. If properly cared for, a high-quality enamel dish can last a lifetime and become a family legacy.
Enamelware is a type of cookware composed of strong steel and porcelain that can resist high temperatures in the oven, on a cooktop, or over an open flame. When used in a microwave, however, steel creates deadly arcs of electricity. This might cause irreparable damage to your microwave or, in the worst-case situation, cause a house fire.
Allowing water to evaporate on your favorite set of enamelware plates may cause troublesome hard water stains to form and may result in more labor in the long run, as tempting as it may be to utilize the ever-popular "air drying technique."
SKU: ZT-896
86.50H 39.50W 20D
SKU: CC-5304
16.50H 7W 7D