Blue Swirl Enamel Side Plate
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Add a touch of whimsy to your table with the Blue Swirl Enamel Side Plate. With its playful blue swirl design, this plate is bound to delight and make a statement. Perfect for appetizers, desserts, or small dishes, it's a charming addition to any dining set.
Handle with care. May chip when dropped but won't shatter like ceramic. Dishwasher and Campfire Safe. DO NOT MICROWAVE.
Material: Porcelain Enamel
Size:
Diameter: 8 inch
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Enamelware is created by combining Low carbon steel with powdered glass at temperatures exceeding 1000° C Enamelware is known for its ability to withstand high temperatures and resist scratching
Our enamelware is handcrafted by skilled artisans, meticulously hand-dipped multiple times, and fired in furnace repeatedly. This process ensures that the enamelware is completely food safe, unlike other enamelware that is powder coated and prone to scratching, which can be harmful to your health if goes in your body while eating or drinking
Since it’s a material born from fire and is handcrafted, slight imperfection or variations are natural, making each piece truly unique
Enamel mugs are super tough and can handle high heat! Use them to brew coffee, heat up water, or warm your cold brew directly over a campfire.
It's not just the pretty patterns that make enamelware so popular. The enamel tableware also has some great health benefits.
- Enamelware is non-toxic. The glaze that coats the enamel is certified food-grade, so you can be sure that it won't release any harmful chemicals into your food, unlike other enamelware that is powder coated and can affect your health.
- Second, enamelware is tough and durable. It can handle a lot of wear and tear, making it a perfect choice. It's also oven-safe up to temperatures of 600 degrees Celsius.
- Finally, enamelware is easy to clean. You can just pop it in the dishwasher or wash it by hand with soap and water.
Enamel mugs have a steel core beneath their enamel coating. Microwaving metal can result in sparks, which might damage both your microwave and the mug