cookware
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- noun
- /ˈkʊkˌwɛr/
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utensilios de cocina
- In 1915, Corning Glass made the first heat-resistant glass for cookware, calling it Pyrex, from pyro, the Greek word for "fire."
Larry Bader was a cookware salesman and archery enthusiast from Akron, OH.
- Larry Bader was a cookware salesman and archery enthusiast from Akron, OH.
- All Clad All Clad is a really bougie kitchenware brand, but Amazon has the All Clad nonstick full cookware.
- How do you cook with the right type of cookware that preserves the nutrition of the food and doesn't add any additional toxins?
- I can't go with the food no an interest in you who sold cookware.
- There was the Taylor Swift thing where her voice was used in Facebook ads to something about lacrosse cookware that made the Internet go insane.
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I still have the same cookware, books, and utensils I purchased years ago.
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America's Test Kitchen rated T-fal Pro series as a best buy; their website says their cookware is PFOA free.
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I am in the process of replacing all my cookware with stainless steel pieces.
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I don't think we have the right cookware for that...
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I ended up in the housewares department looking at stainless steel cookware.
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Filter your drinking water, upgrade your cookware, get rid of the nonstick in favor of stainless steel or cast iron.
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Entering the store, I quickly found the cookware section, filled with pots and pans from a handful of top brands.
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It's surgical stainless steel cookware that is titanium coated.
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At least I had thought to bring my own cutlery and cookware, and as long as I had good knives and pots, there wasn't much I couldn't manage.
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Many chefs prefer stainless steel cookware for its durability and heat distribution.
Synonyms
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A tool used for cooking or eating
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Items used in a kitchen for cooking or serving food, like pans and plates
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A tool like a spoon or knife that people use in the kitchen to prepare food
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A kitchen tool for preparing, cooking, or serving food like a spatula
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Etymology
The word cookware is a simple compound of cook ('to prepare food') and ware ('objects' or 'goods'), the same ware you see in tableware or glassware. So, cookware means the pots, pans and other items used for cooking.