Bous Co.
Classic Enamel Cookware
Classic Enamel Cookware
Enamel is a glaze baked onto the surface of a metallic material such as iron at high temperatures. The metallic material is covered with glass, so not only it has strength, but also conducts heat well. As it is covered with glass, it enjoys a unique advantage; corrosion resistance and beautiful gloss. Consisting of only iron and glass; it does not have any harmful substances, so you can use it without any worries.
・Beautiful hue
Vitreous can be colored, so you can enjoy the beautiful hue and its gloss. It was baked, so it will not lose its color.
・Durability
Resistant to acid and salt, it is also suitable for preservation. Its surface is covered with glass, so it has no adsorptive. You can use it to preserve pickles and pickle other items as well as this as a preservation container. Use it for cooking and preserving pungent foods like curry rice as the container doesn't hold scents. It has excellent heat resistance.
・Easy to maintain
The surface is smooth and non-stick unlike steel or iron. It is easy to wash and maintain. It is hard to get dirty and doesn't hold odor, lessens the amount of potential germs.
・Thermal source
It is all power sources. You can use it with IH and fire. It is not microwave safe
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