Granite Ware is a brand of enamel-coated steel cookware that has been in business for over 150 years. The non-porous surface is naturally non-stick, scratch-resistant and eco-friendly.
Founded in 1871 in the United States
Originally known as the Boston Hollow Ware Company
In 1901, the company expanded its product line creating enamel-on-steel kitchenware
In 1904, the brand name Granite Ware was adopted
In 1939, Granite Ware was acquired by Columbian Home Products which still owns the brand today
Le Creuset is a French cookware manufacturer known for its colorful enamel cast-iron cookware. The company was founded in 1925 and has been in business for nearly a century. Its products tend to be more expensive than Granite Ware.
Lodge is an American manufacturer of cast iron cookware that has been in business since 1896. While Lodge's products are made from cast iron rather than enamel-coated steel, they are often compared with Granite Ware's products for their durability and traditional look.
A set of pots and pans with an enamel-coated interior and a steel core.
A large roasting pan with an enamel-coated interior and a steel core.
A colander with an enamel-coated interior and a steel core.
Yes, Granite Ware is completely safe to use. The enamel coating is non-toxic and does not contain any harmful chemicals.
Yes, Granite Ware can be used on a glass-top stove. However, be sure to lift the cookware when moving it across the stovetop to avoid scratching the surface.
Yes, Granite Ware is dishwasher safe. However, hand washing is recommended to prolong the life of the cookware.
While both Granite Ware and cast iron cookware are durable, Granite Ware is lighter and less expensive. However, cast iron has better heat retention and can be used at higher temperatures.
Yes, Granite Ware is oven safe up to 500°F. However, be sure to use oven mitts or pot holders when removing it from the oven as the handles can get hot.