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Question: What's the difference between graniteware and enamelware?
Document: I use this cute pail for my kitchen compost. It looks nice and keeps a lid on my scraps plus convenient handle for carrying out to the compost pile. Nice solid pot. Not thin and weak like some enamelware.
We were a group of 6 camping and this was so useful. I would think a must have. We  can heat milk,boil anything and was great . We used it on the coal grill and it did a great job. The color stays as is and its easy to wash. From the picture you would think its a very big pot but it cant be used for a group more than 4-6.
This was exactly what my son wanted for his camping trips. He is very pleased. Size is perfect, and not too heavy.
This pot is large enough for 3-4 person meals while also being light-weight.Because of the thin metal it does tend to burn on the bottom even while the contents aren't super hot. This is common with this type of cookware and you just need to be aware of it.The pot is 7 inches tall without the lid (about 9 inches with) and 7.5 inches wide.Cleans up easily, even when slightly burnt bottom.Attached a picture for size.
Product is as pictured. I use this to hold kitchen scraps for our compost, and it looks fine in our country-style kitchen. The lid sits fairly snugly on the top, but ( as I knew) it has no suction, so it can fall off. My son &#34; antiqued&#34; the lid's handle for me his first trip outside with it, so now the lid doesn't travel. Just know that enamel does chip!
Needed a pot for boiling water and making soup over a campfire. Cleaned up beautifully and held up well. It is what it is a can. I love no plastic etc so no need to worry about anything melting.
Love these blue enamel cookwares. Very durable. It does come with one of those stickers that only a solvent will take off though.
It's durability has proven itself to me beyond explanation. I will not camp ever again without it. P.S. it's great for packing other things inside of it to save space when packing/traveling.
I love this pot, I did not buy it for cooking, but to hold my utensils. It gives a rustic, pop of cobalt blue. Just what I wanted. If I need a quick pot for camping I have it.
I got this to use as a compost pail in the kitchen. We use it to hold the scraps we are going to give to our chickens (they do the composting for us :^)). It works well and cleans up well. It also looks nice in the kitchen.
Answer: no