What is another word for graniteware?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈanɪtjˌuːe͡ə] (IPA) 
Graniteware, also known as enamelware, is a type of cookware or kitchen accessory that is coated with enamel, a smooth, durable, and non-porous material. Enamelware is typically made from steel or cast iron that is covered with a glass-like finish, which is usually white or cream-colored. This coating makes it easy to care for, rust-resistant, and perfect for cooking and serving food. Other synonyms used to describe graniteware include speckled enamel, porcelain enamel, and vitreous enamel. Its hard-wearing surface and timeless design have made it a kitchen classic for over a century, with many modern manufacturers still producing this durable and functional cookware.
