Top Gres S.r.l.

Two Handle Casserole Ceramic

Italy , Postioma di Paese

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Two Handle Casserole Ceramic

The Casserole 2 handles, entirely produced in Italy, is made of glazed ceramic gres, a type of ceramic made up of natural components fired at 1200 ° free of chemicals and heavy metals; these characteristics guarantee resistance to scratches, impacts and thermal shock, being practical and usable on any type of heat source.

The Casserole 2 handles is the ideal solution for cooking any type of food; its capability of absorbing heat and distributing it evenly allows the ingredients to maintain their chemical composition and their nutritional properties unaltered, for a healthier and tastier cuisine.

The Casserole 2 handles is only made of natural components and does not contain any metal such as lead, nickel or cadmium, thus avoiding any possibility of food contamination and making the pots and pans of the line suitable against any type of intolerance or allergy to heavy metals.

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