INOXRIV S.p.A.

EATITALY Cookware Accessories

Italy , Villa Carcina

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Category Pressure Cookers
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EATITALY Cookware Accessories

Cookwares and accessories Made in Italy designed for the typical Italian cooking

Rediscover the pleasure of cooking traditional dishes with the Eatitaly series

In this collection of pots and accessories you can find all the necessary tools for simple and quick recipes, but also more elaborate. Thanks to the wide range of products in this line you can have fun, put yourself to the test into the kitchen and enjoy your dishes with the set of cutlery Eatitaly.

The quality and safety of stainless steel Made in Italy cookware for a healthy and tasty cooking.




Materials

Unalterable in time, the stainless steel guarantees hygiene and safety in contact with food, ensures excellent performances and durability.

All production cycles are subject to strict controls in accordance with the procedures of the quality system UNI EN ISO 9001 : 2008 certified by TUV Sud.

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