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Useful and environment-friendly enamelware

Good looking, rust-resistant and hard-to-break enamels are ideal as kitchen utensils. Noda Houro has created tools useful in daily life that fully draw out the charm of enamel.

Glass and iron protect food

Hand-made enamel, which takes time and effort to manufacture, has been handed over to new materials such as stainless steel and plastic, but in recent years its goodness has been reconsidered as something that can be used for a long time.

An enamel is a metal surface with a glassy film baked at a high temperature. Thanks to this film, it is resistant to rusting even when touched by water, and it is difficult to break even when force is applied. It is resistant to acids and salt, and does not emit environmental hormones or harmful substances. It is an excellent material that combines the strength of glass and iron, which is beautiful and hygienic.

Noda Houro's White Series Square is an enamel storage container with a rectangular container with a lid. Because it is very simple, it is easy to use as a tool, and the gloss and white of the enamel are beautifully displayed. Since the surface material is glassy, ​​it is difficult for bacteria to propagate and the smell of food is reduced. Perfect for storing ingredients. It has the advantage of being stackable and easy to wash.

Enamel can not be handled in a microwave oven, but you can cook it on an open flame if you remove the lid. White Series Square has depth, so it can be used for stewed dishes and soups, and it can be reheated on an open fire, making it very convenient for everyday life.

As a useful tool for eating

Noda Horo was founded in 1934. A Japanese brand that has been making enamel for more than 70 years and has produced many simple and practical enamel kitchenware. The enamel quality is recognized by many culinary researchers.

Horo is said to have originated from ancient Egypt. Noda Horo continues to make useful tools for living and supporting the healthy lives of people through enamel.