Enamel cookware. Everyday meals. Traditions worth keeping.
Granite WareThe kitchen collection
More reasons to turn on the oven

Granite Ware bakeware

Make room for everyday oven cooking. Compare pan shapes and complete set contents, then choose the pieces that fit your oven, recipes and cupboard.

  • Compare the usable shape as well as the outside size.
  • Check each piece in a set rather than the headline piece count.
  • Keep recipe guidance and cookware limits together.
Sliced roast and vegetables in a rectangular pan

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A useful starting point

Compare the job, then the details.

Plan your oven space
FormatBest starting pointCheck before choosing
Bake and broil setDifferent oven tasks in one groupingPan and rack arrangement
Bakeware assortmentSeveral shapes for a varied routineEvery included piece and its dimensions
Covered casseroleMeals suited to its size and lidSpace for the lid and filled handling
Choosing with confidence

About this collection.

Can one set replace every baking dish?

Choose around your actual recipes. A set is useful when its individual shapes earn their place in your kitchen, rather than simply because it includes more pieces.

Can I use metal tools?

Follow the exact care instructions. Avoid sharp impacts and scraping that may damage an enamel surface.

How should I store nested pans?

Keep them clean and dry, and prevent hard edges from knocking against the finish. A soft separator can help protect contact points.

Take a closer look

Enlarged cookware photograph