KINTO KAKOMI IH donabe 1.2L

KINTO KAKOMI IH donabe, is a pot that can be used on the induction cooker, even in a new style kitchen. KINTO KAKOMI clay pots are made of low water absorption materials, which prevents food odor residue to remain, and reduces the chance of mold. You can use KAKOMI donable as a rice cooker, make soup, hot pot, or make side dishes. With the steamer that comes with the pot, it can also steam and cook ingredients, which greatly enhances the function of the clay pot.

Features

✅ by DESIGN STUDIO S Designed by well-known designer Fumie Shibata
✅ In addition to direct fire use, it can also be used on IH induction cooker, and you can enjoy the fun of clay pot without fire
✅ Also supports other stoves: such as electric ceramic stoves, ovens and microwave ovens
✅ Material Low water absorption, prevent food odor residue, also reduce the chance of mildew
✅ The bottom of the pot is made of special IH heating material, the contact surface is less than that of ordinary pots but it can still transfer heat effectively
✅ It can be used as a rice pot, soup, hot pot or pot for cooking side dishes
✅ Use the steamer provided with the pot to steam the ingredients, greatly improving the function of the earthen pot

* 1.2L version, suitable for 1-2 people
* There will be a white dot on the steam compartment of the black board, which is the mark of the normal production process

Tips

• No need to open the pot for the first use, just wash it with water and detergent
• Do not use dishwasher
• When cleaning, it can be cleaned with sponge and neutral detergent
  
• If the bottom of the pot is burnt, you can add soda powder to the water and cook for 5-10 minutes to remove the stain
• Do not use scouring pads or hard brush to avoid scratching
• It is not recommended to be used for frying or frying food, so as not to damage the pot body
• Do not cover when using in the oven

Description

Specification

• Size: Height 120mm , width 260mm, pot mouth diameter 220mm
• Capacity: 1.2L
• Weight: 1.7kg
• Material: heat-resistant porcelain, porcelain
• Origin: Malaysia