Karaca Gris BioGranite 7 Piece Granite Cookware Pot and Pan Set, Non-Stick Coating, Natural Granite Copper Pots Pans and Glass Lids, 3 Pots with 3 Glass Lids and 1 Frying Pan, Granite Pots and Pans

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There are many factors to consider before you buy granite cookware including the cooktop surface, oven-safe materials, and construction, what you plan to cook in it, and cleaning. Cooktop surface:

First and foremost, granite cookware is known for being incredibly resistant to rust. So, if you invest in a high-quality granite frying pan, for instance, you can rest assured that it will still be useful many years later.

After careful study and experiment by our team, it is safe to say that the advantages and disadvantages of granite cookware are equally matched. For most people who have a small city kitchen and don’t have much counter space, granite cookware offers an alternative to glass or ceramic cookware and can be used on almost all stovetops.

When cooking with granite cookware, you can only use non-metal utensils. That’s because tools like metal spatulas could end up damaging the granite cookware’s coating. So, it’s best to use only wooden or plastic kitchen utensils when cooking with granite pots and pans.These allow you to see what’s going on inside the pot without having to lift it off, letting steam escape. But they add weight and can break, which could be a problem in a household with young kids. That appearance also makes granite pots and pans attractive to have in a kitchen, adding to the overall decor. Anti-Rust Properties The handles, by contrast, are made of stainless steel. They stay cool to the touch as long as they're on the stovetop, but if they're transferred to the oven, pot holders are a must.