We care about what we eat. That’s why we reach for humanely raised beef, free-range eggs, and organic produce, right? We put so much effort into selecting healthier ingredients, and storing food should receive equal attention so it doesn’t spoil and go to waste.
Enamelware’s been long cherished by many avid cooks around the world because of its durable functionality and superior ability to store food safely.
Noda Horo, a prominent Japanese cookware brand, has a wide selection of enamelware ranging from a canister to a kettle that satisfies even the pickiest cook.
Noda Horo’s square container with a handle is such a useful kitchen staple for storing leftovers or fruits. It is lightweight and features a convenient handle so grabbing it out of the fridge is a snap. The lid is transparent so you’ll know what’s in the container without opening the lid.
Another reason enamelware is such a great option for food storage is its easy-to-clean, long-lasting feature. Because enamelware is essentially cast iron or metal coated in glass glaze, it retains the benefits of said materials. These containers do not emit environmental toxins and are safe for freezers, dishwashers, and heat sources. They’re more environmentally friendly and healthier than plastic Tupperware. And compared to glass containers, they’re lighter in weight and shatter-free. Enamelware may crack if handled aggressively, but that doesn’t jeopardize or reduce its efficiency.
“For over 70 years, Noda Horo’s meticulous crafting standards and simple, stylish designs have made their enamel products a definitive feature in many food professionals’ kitchens around Japan. Enamelware is long-lasting, doesn’t produce environmental toxins, and keeps food fresh and germ-free – ideal for storage”
Although the container is white, the coating prevents the surface from getting stained by sauces or other liquids. They’re meant to last a long time.
These containers make great accessories in the farmhouse kitchen - with a porcelain sink, white, carefree enamelware has some retro charm.
I learned that fruits and vegetables last a lot longer if stored in these containers.
I use these containers to store fresh fruits, and they last fresher much longer. I can see so many uses for these containers, even more so with handles and transparent lids.
We care about what we eat. That’s why we reach for humanely raised beef, free-range eggs, and organic produce, right? We put so much effort into selecting healthier ingredients, and storing food should receive equal attention so it doesn’t spoil and go to waste.
Enamelware’s been long cherished by many avid cooks around the world because of its durable functionality and superior ability to store food safely.
Noda Horo, a prominent Japanese cookware brand, has a wide selection of enamelware ranging from a canister to a kettle that satisfies even the pickiest cook.
Noda Horo’s square container with a handle is such a useful kitchen staple for storing leftovers or fruits. It is lightweight and features a convenient handle so grabbing it out of the fridge is a snap. The lid is transparent so you’ll know what’s in the container without opening the lid.
Another reason enamelware is such a great option for food storage is its easy-to-clean, long-lasting feature. Because enamelware is essentially cast iron or metal coated in glass glaze, it retains the benefits of said materials. These containers do not emit environmental toxins and are safe for freezers, dishwashers, and heat sources. They’re more environmentally friendly and healthier than plastic Tupperware. And compared to glass containers, they’re lighter in weight and shatter-free. Enamelware may crack if handled aggressively, but that doesn’t jeopardize or reduce its efficiency.
“For over 70 years, Noda Horo’s meticulous crafting standards and simple, stylish designs have made their enamel products a definitive feature in many food professionals’ kitchens around Japan. Enamelware is long-lasting, doesn’t produce environmental toxins, and keeps food fresh and germ-free – ideal for storage”
Although the container is white, the coating prevents the surface from getting stained by sauces or other liquids. They’re meant to last a long time.
These containers make great accessories in the farmhouse kitchen - with a porcelain sink, white, carefree enamelware has some retro charm.
I learned that fruits and vegetables last a lot longer if stored in these containers.
I use these containers to store fresh fruits, and they last fresher much longer. I can see so many uses for these containers, even more so with handles and transparent lids.