Health Benefits of Earthenware


Food cooked in an earthenware clay pot may contain lower amount of fat and calories compared with the food prepare in metal utensils. Clay cookware is safe for almost all types of cooking. You can use it to fry,bake, grill,brown, and serve hot and cold food.

Earthen Pot has lots of benefits
Earthenware is use for baking, grilling, cooking, frying, boiling.

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