Berndes b.iron Cast Iron Cookware Series
As hard as iron
A new addition to our BERNDES Specials is the b.iron series. Cast iron pots and pans were used by our grandmothers and, if well looked after, our grandchildren can do the same. Of course, our b.iron series is also largely made of recycled material, which is essential for BERNDES’ claim to sustainability. Cast iron also stores heat for a long time and releases it evenly, which can save a lot of energy when cooking.
True all-rounder
Our b.iron products are perfect for braising. Once browned, a delicious roast can cook in its own juices for a long time, because the aroma points on the inside of the lid allow the water vapour to condense and drip evenly back into the pot. However, it‘s not just juicy roasts or crispy fried food that can be cooked in the pan, our b.iron pots can also be used to bake breads. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside – perfect. Moreover, with b.iron you don‘t need to use your kitchen cooker at home, these products can also withstand the heat of a campfire for very special moments of enjoyment.
Genuine color highlights
We are launching this new product with two trendy colors. One Vespa green and one with a black-grey gradient. Both colors are absolutely trendy and timeless.
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