Fritware Pot 7-Piece Set Cooking Scene Comparison Table

This image showcases a set of burgundy-colored enameled cookware, neatly arranged on a light gray surface. The entire set features a uniform deep purple-red (burgundy) enamel exterior with a light-colored white enamel interior, presenting a refined and cohesive style visually. It includes various types of kitchenware: at least three different sizes of covered double-handled Dutch ovens (with metal knobs on the lids, a common sealing design for enameled cookware), one shallow pan with a handle, one rectangular double-handled baking dish, and one oval-shaped shallow plate, catering to multiple cooking scenarios such as simmering, boiling, frying, and baking. Typically made with cast iron as the base material and paired with an enamel coating, these cookware pieces retain the advantages of cast iron—uniform heat conduction and excellent heat retention—while also offering the benefits of enamel, such as easy cleaning and attractive appearance.