Berlinger Haus10-Piece Metallic Line Turbo-Induction Marble-Coated Cookware Set
R2,199
About
Berlinger Haus manufactures specialized, handmade, unique and innovative products made from the most advanced and highest quality materials. Their company's main goal is creating revolutionary products according to the latest developments and trends in houseware. All of the Berlinger Haus product designs and concepts are 100% developed by Berlinger Haus designers in their European office.
Be prepared for almost any culinary adventure with the Berlinger Haus 10-Piece Metallic Line Marble-Coated Cookware Set.
The set's heavy-gauge aluminum construction provides fast, even heating, while stainless-steel warp-resistant bases make them compatible with any cooktop, including induction. The nonstick interior offers exceptional strength and scratch resistance, and it requires little to no fat or oil, which allows for healthier cooking, effortless food release, and quicker cleanup. This set also includes 2 stay-cool bakelite mats for easy and safe serving.
Product Features
- 3 Layer Marble Coating
- Ergonomic Soft Touch Handle
- Turbo Induction Based
- Dishwasher Safe
- Easy To Clean
- Save 35% Energy
- T-Glass Lid With Stainless Steel Knob
- Elegant Design
- Metallic Outside Colour
- Eco-Friendly PFOA, Lead, Cadium Free
- Material: Forged Aluminium
- Colour: Royal Black, Rose Gold, Aqua Marine
Set Content
- Frypan: 20 x 4.2cm
- Deep Frypan: 24 x 6.8cm
- Casserole With Lid: 20 x 10cm
- Casserole With Lid: 24 x 12cm
- Casserole With Lid: 28 x 12.5cm
- 2 Pieces Black Bakelite Mats
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