Is an enamel coated pot considered non-metallic?!


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Enamel coated pots ARE non-metallic and non-reactive.
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Answers: I know what I'm talking about.
Enamel coated pots ARE non-metallic and non-reactive.
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enamel is a type of metal as far as I can recall.
Enamel coating is just a coating. The pot is metal underneath, so no, it wouldn't be considered non-metallic.

Ceramic or glass are the only non-metallic cookware that I know of.


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