Japanese tetsubin cast iron is it porcelain enamel interior?
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It's enameled. The inside can rust a little with heavy use if the enamel cracks (especially if you don't dry it every time right after use), but if you scrub the rust off and boil strong black tea in it, the tannins in the tea will seal and rust-proof it again. I will warn about this pot that it's too big to keep the tea hot for long, even with a tea warmer. It's good though for serving many people right away.
928705
Yes, the interior is Porcelain Enamel, rust proof. The pot works very well but is smaller than pictured although it WILL hold 40 oz barely.
1555223
The inside is coated with cream-colored enamel; it's a great pot...I use it all the time.
2166278
You can go to this link http://www.wokshop.com/HTML/products/woks/wok-iron-enamel.html and it has one for your needs. You can also look at the other woks on their website. I hope this helps you out.
762542
I do not know where it is manufactured, but I bought it as an alternative to a higher priced Japanese tetsubin tea pot and absolutely love it!
619064
Its cast iron. Which means things won't stick if you season it correctly. No other coating on inside. Enamel is on the exterior, not cooking surface
137605
in china or japan; i&#699;ve thrown away the box a year ago - it&#699;s not embossed in the cast iron. but it&#699;s a properly built pan, abd lasts in heavy use as long as you keep it in good condition; oil, heat, AND because the handle can be removed, you can recondition it.
1147365
This is a traditional black cast iron pot just like all of Lodge's pans except the porcelain ones they sell.
97720
On the bottom of the tetsubin there is a stamp, a tiny rectangle, which contains Japanese lettering (however I do not know what it says) but that is all. This pot has a glazed enamel interior, which if I read this correctly, means this pot is a "kyūsu" made for brewing tea but not boiling. The symbols I mentioned appear to be the same as I found for kyūsu, though it is difficult to tell due to the size. I hope this helps.
1963670
On the bottom of the tetsubin there is a stamp, a tiny rectangle, which contains Japanese lettering (however I do not know what it says) but that is all. This pot has a glazed enamel interior, which if I read this correctly, means this pot is a "ky&#363;su" made for brewing tea but not boiling. The symbols I mentioned appear to be the same as I found for ky&#363;su, though it is difficult to tell due to the size. I hope this helps.
2189634
I believe porcelain enamel. Hopefully this is what you were looking for!! :)
1739233
Yes it is porcelain inside. The only drawback is how cheap the latch is holding the lid on, its flimsy.
1804379
Yes, inside is black in color, not metal so it is probably enamel or porcelain, I am not sure which.I like it, and am a veteran of many tea kettles!
1027357
The Amazon description of this product includes "porcelain-enameled cast-iron cooking grates" not cast iron cooking grates. I am confused both regarding the question and the answers. Did an earlier model have cast Iron (without the "porcelain-enameled" coating)?
1547765
It's stainless inside and porcelain coated outside. Definitely okay on an induction stove.
9603
It has a porcelain enamel outside, DuPont non-stick inside. Very well made, and its a plus to be able to put in oven as well! ���
380490
I would assume so being cast iron. Pan is really good quality, I would recommend it
523856
The interior is porcelain. The top is stainless. I read reviews about the handle getting too hot but I have not had that problem. The stainless steel top does however get very hot as you remove it, if you plan to put your tea bags into the teakettle. It is a very nice little teakettle and we'll worth the money.