How to choose a set of pots in a pottery store

August 20, 2019

A visit to a cookware store is one of the first steps in furnishing any kitchen. In our experience, when young couples move in together, the first thing they consider essential is finding the right high-quality, often German, cookware, and buying it after the engagement and exchange of rings can be considered a tradition.

The phrase cookware itself covers a fairly wide range of products. Cookware sets are the undisputed leader of this range. There is a lot to choose from here - enamel or granite cookware , Berlong or Bosch, cookware on installments or cheaply. In this blog post, we will try to discuss the details that you should pay attention to when choosing a cookware set, when you decide to include a cookware store on your shopping list.

Granite cookware occupies a prominent position among cookware . Other materials from which cookware can be made are ceramics and stainless steel. There are also enamel cookware, which can be coated with enamel on both sides, or one side is enamel and the other, for example, granite. Each of them has its own positive side.

Granite and stainless steel are two of the best materials for a set of pots. Ceramic, despite its high price, is not highly recommended by us and does not have many advantages corresponding to the price. Enamel, on the other hand, is cheaper in terms of price and can perform its functions very well, although if the choice is a German kettle set (as it is called) is certainly preferable.

In terms of safety, granite kettles are unparalleled, regardless of whether they are made of bio-granite or not.

In terms of origin, there is no alternative to the German boiler set. This group includes Berlong, Bosch, and Hasscher.

Dessin kettles, Tefal, despite not being German, truly occupy leading positions in Georgia and the world.

I also recommend paying attention to the lid of the pots. The most common material used for the lid is glass, or the same vessel may have a lid made of the same material as the pot itself.

The essential feature that this item should have is that it does not stick to the product. This is a <yes> or <no> question, if it does not, then I do not recommend buying such a kettle at all.

Also, make sure that the pot does not produce toxic elements such as PTFE and PFOA.

The dishes should not be scratched, and should be washed in the dishwasher.

And the last, no less important criterion is size - it's up to you, and it depends on your appetite.

It may have little to do with cookware, but we advise you to consider the terms of purchasing a set - kettles are already available on installments. For example, if you visit our website, you can choose a set of kettles cheaply, and often at a discount, and with flexible installment terms.

You can also find a blog post on our website about new German tableware brands.