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Enamel on steel, made the same way for a century. The prep bowl that became tableware.
Falcon has made enamelware in England for over a century: steel fused with porcelain enamel, the white body with the blue rim everyone recognizes. It was built for canteens and field kitchens.
Chefs adopted it for prep, then for service, because it is nearly indestructible and honest. A set of prep bowls is the cheapest upgrade a home kitchen can make.
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