Enjoy Tasty Home-made Bread by Grandma Tami's Baking Pan!
For a few years after the end of World War II, baking pans were made with duralumin taken out from the body of old aircrafts and distributed within Japan. After 60 years, OIGEN Foundry reproduced a “good-old-days” baking pan using Nambu ironware material. Grandma Tami now bakes bread for her great grandchildren. The baking pan completes baking in 20 minutes. Don't miss its simple yet all-time loved yummy taste!
What is Nambu ironware?
Tekki means ironware. Nambu ironware first originated in the Heian period (782-1191) in what is now Iwate Prefecture, Japan. This traditional Japanese art gained a strong reputation throughout the country in the Meiji period.
Nambu ironware is made with 75% recycled Iron!
The ironware is cast by pouring molten iron into a sand mold. Melting down old broken pots and pans and remaking them into new ones has been taken as a given since the olden days. Nambu ironware are 75% recycled products. It is said that cast-iron kitchenware can last for 100 years, and you can pass the pan down from generation to generation, along with your family recipes.
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Reina Otsuka
