On my Chantal cooking pots some of white (inside) is worn and the underlying black is showing. Is it safe to cook with?

On my Chantal cooking pots some of white (inside) is worn and the underlying black is showing. Is it safe to cook with? Is this safe to cook with?

I love them because they are sage green, the same exact color as my counters. Asked by bubbe 47 months ago Similar questions: Chantal cooking pots white inside worn underlying black showing safe cook Food & Drink > Cooking.

Similar questions: Chantal cooking pots white inside worn underlying black showing safe cook.

It's safe You've worn through the outer enamel, but the inner enamel is the same stuff, only a different color. It's perfectly safe to cook on. It's basically black glass, but much harder than glass.

Chantal pots have a lifetime warranty, though. You can go back to where you got it, or call their customer service center at 800-365-4354, X656. Sources: chantal.com/faq.asp .

Enamel and Iron The materials in the pots are enameled cast iron. That's why they're so heavy. As I'm sure you know, you can safely cook in cast iron pots and pans.So, your answer is YES!

They are safe to cook in. If a small piece of enamel chips off into something you're cooking -- if it's small enough, it will simply pass through your system. If it's larger and you see it... pick it out.

Other than that, you might end up with a "stick" spot where the enamel is worn. Chantal pots and pans should really last FOREVER! If you want to spend some coin, you can even have them re-enameled.

Bon Appetit! .

It appears to me you have the Chantal that is 'Enamel on Steel' cookware. The black you see is the carbon steel base pot. This is basically the same as a Cast Iron pot without the Enamel coating.

Cooking with it is not harmful. I would just be careful to dry the pot and oil the exposed steel so it doesn't rust between uses. If you do get rust on the exposed areas just scrub them with steel wool to remove the rust, heat the pot to remove any remaining moisture, then oil the exposed areas..

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