Yutaka Horo Plune Enameled Milk Pan Cat

The Yutaka Horo Plune Enameled Milk Pan Cat is a charming and practical addition to your kitchenware collection. Designed with a delightful cat motif, this enameled milk pan combines functionality with a touch of whimsy, making everyday cooking tasks more enjoyable. Its compact size makes it perfect for boiling small amounts of milk, heating water, or preparing sauces with ease.

Crafted by Yutaka-Horo Co., Ltd., a reputable kitchenware manufacturer from Tsubame City, Japan, this pan is built to last with a durable glass-coated surface. The enamel coating offers excellent resistance to acids, heat retention, and prevents odors and color transfer, ensuring your food tastes just as it should. Compatible with various heat sources including gas stoves and induction cookers, this milk pan is also dishwasher safe for hassle-free cleaning.

• Product Material: Enameled Steel

• Manufacturer: Yutaka-Horo Co., Ltd.

• Made in: Japan

• Durable enameled surface provides excellent acid resistance and heat retention
• Double spout design allows for easy pouring from both sides
• Compact size ideal for boiling small amounts of milk or water
• Compatible with gas stoves, induction cookers (IH 100V/200V), halogen heaters, radiant heaters, sheath heaters, and enclosure heaters
• Dishwasher safe for convenient cleaning (lid is not dishwasher safe)

Use the Yutaka Horo Plune Enameled Milk Pan Cat to boil small amounts of milk or water, or to prepare sauces and other hot liquids. Always remove the lid before heating the pan to prevent damage. When handling the pan after heating, use a potholder or cloth to avoid burns. This pan is suitable for use on various cooktops including gas and induction. Avoid heating the pan empty to prolong its lifespan.

Clean the pan after each use with warm water and mild detergent. It is dishwasher safe, but remove the lid before washing in the dishwasher as the lid is not dishwasher safe. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals to preserve the enamel coating. Store the pan in a dry place to prevent rusting. Use potholders when handling the pan after heating to avoid injury.