Noda Horo White Series Enamel Square Food Containers With Sealed Lid Small

The Noda Horo White Series Enamel Square Food Containers with Sealed Lid Small offer a versatile and durable solution for food storage and preparation. Crafted with enamelware, these containers are designed to seamlessly transition from freezer to oven, allowing you to freeze, heat, and serve food without hassle. Their hygienic glass coating preserves the taste and quality of your meals, making them perfect for everyday use and special occasions alike.

These enamel containers support various cooking methods including boiling, steaming, grilling, and baking, providing you with a multifunctional kitchen tool. Thanks to their stylish white finish and practical sealed lids, they are ideal for storing leftovers, preparing desserts, and presenting dishes directly on the table. With over 80 years of expertise in enamelware production, Noda Horo ensures high-quality craftsmanship and reliable performance.

• Product Material: Enamel-coated steel

• Manufacturer: Noda Horo Co., Ltd.

• Made in: Japan

• Can be used in the freezer and heated in the oven (without the lid) or double-boiled to unfreeze contents
• Suitable for multiple cooking methods including boil, steam, heat, grill, and bake (lid must be removed except when boiling)
• Glass coating preserves food hygienically without altering taste
• Can be used as a pan for jellies, cakes, and pies and can be taken directly from fridge or oven to the table
• Lid has heat resistance up to 140°C

Use the container for freezing food and then heat in the oven without the lid or double-boil to thaw. Remove the lid when using over an open flame or in the oven. After use, wash and dry thoroughly. Avoid using tough sponges to prevent scratching the enamel surface. If any cracks appear on the enamel coating exposing the steel core, keep the area dry to prevent rust.

Wash the enamelware gently after use with mild detergent and a soft sponge to avoid scratches. Dry completely before storing to prevent rust, especially if any enamel cracks are present. Do not subject the container lid to temperatures above 140°C. Avoid using abrasive cleaning tools or harsh chemicals that might damage the enamel coating.