Re: Graniteware Cookware - Safe to use?

[Guest guest]

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> Hello,

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> Does anyone know anything about Graniteware? It is an enameled steel

cookware.

http://www.graniteware.com/system/user_files/Documents/GWCatalog09_LoRes.pdf

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> It's usually black with white specks and quite light weight. Other colors are

often used in camping as well.

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> A magnet definitely sticks to it. I want to know if it's safe to use.

>

+++Hi ,

It seems like very good cookware to me.

Cheers, Bee

[Guest guest]

If you're nervous about using it you could always look on ebay for Visions

cookware. I bought a 4.5 liter stock pot like this one

http://cgi.ebay.com/Visions-Dutch-oven-stock-pot-amber-4-5-liter-lid-/2506576189\

13?cmd=ViewItem & pt=Cookware & hash=item3a5c5bbbe1, and a roaster like this one

http://cgi.ebay.com/Corning-Vision-Glass-4Qt-Cranberry-Oval-Roaster-w-lid-/16045\

1303811?cmd=ViewItem & pt=Cookware & hash=item255ba49983.

I like Visions because I can scrub the heck out of them, and not have to worry

about anything leaching into my food. For a skillet I've been using Cuisinart's

Green Gourmet(bought mine at Bed Bath & Beyond). Debra Lynn

Dodd(http://www.debralynndadd.com/) uses these pans,and she's all about using

non-toxic things. HTH.