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The classic enamel coated steel mug first earned a place in the pantheon of our hearts as a roadtrip cup. Morning cowboy coffee, evening sundowner rosÌÄ®ÕÌâå©, butter melted at the edge of the campfire when we saw a sign with an arrow that said "clamming->this way". When on the road, literally everything tasted better out of this sweet, sturdy little mug. Why not bring some of that wanderlusty magic into your everyday? We thought so. ~16 oz. That's a full pint.
Enamelware is metal-not ceramic, so don't put it in the microwave!-made from steel fused with melted glass and fired at exceptionally high temperatures to achieve its signature glossy-hard finish. This process makes it easy to clean, rust-averse, safe to use in the oven, dishwasher, or freezer, and long lasting. There's a reason your grandmother still has hers. Like many centuries-old techniques, the hand-dipped coating + hand-painted details can present subtle variations in each piece. We think they're charming, and, never fear, these "imperfections" won't affect use.
Take Care: While it can withstand extreme temperatures and a host of other abuses (looking at you: camping with children) enamel's kryptonite is its vitreous coating. Don't bang it with a spoon or drop it like it's hot (even if it's hot!) or it can chip.
| Completely lead-free and cadmium-safe, meeting both the FDA and California Tableware Safety standards. Timelessly attractive, fully functional, and totally food-safe.: | Completely lead-free and cadmium-safe, meeting both the FDA and California Tableware Safety standards. Timelessly attractive, fully functional, and totally food-safe. |
| Manufactured in a celebrated enamel foundry in China which has been annually certified (by Bureau Veritas) for environmental impact, regulatory standards, fair labor, and safe working practices since 1977.: | Manufactured in a celebrated enamel foundry in China which has been annually certified (by Bureau Veritas) for environmental impact, regulatory standards, fair labor, and safe working practices since 1977. |
| - TAKE CARE: Enamelware is metal-not ceramic, so don't put it in the microwave! Made from steel fused with melted glass and fired at exceptionally high temperatures to achieve its signature glossy-hard finish. : | Enamelware is metal-not ceramic, so don't put it in the microwave!-made from steel fused with melted glass and fired at exceptionally high temperatures to achieve its signature glossy-hard finish. |
| This process makes it easy to clean, rust-averse, safe to use in the oven, dishwasher, or freezer, and long lasting. There's a reason your grandmother still has hers. : | This process makes it easy to clean, rust-averse, safe to use in the oven, dishwasher, or freezer, and long lasting. There's a reason your grandmother still has hers. |
| - Like many centuries-old techniques, the hand-dipped coating + hand-painted details can present subtle variations in each piece. We think they're charming, and, never fear, these "imperfections" won't affect use.: | Like many centuries-old techniques, the hand-dipped coating + hand-painted details can present subtle variations in each piece. We think they're charming, and, never fear, these "imperfections" won't affect use. |
| - While it can withstand extreme temperatures and a host of other abuses (looking at you: camping with children) enamel's kryptonite is its vitreous coating. Don't bang it with a spoon or drop it like it's hot (even if it's hot!) or it can chip.: | Take Care: While it can withstand extreme temperatures and a host of other abuses (looking at you: camping with children) enamel's kryptonite is its vitreous coating. Don't bang it with a spoon or drop it like it's hot (even if it's hot!) or it can chip. |