cookware

Converse of object

• brand: It now sells branded cookware on-line via its website.
• use: Induction elements require that you use only iron cookware ( not aluminum ).
• sell: Our online shop is now open selling high quality cookware.

Preposition: for

chef: Cookcraft Kitchen Shop - Supply professional cookware for the chef in the home.

Adjective modifier

• non-stick: Non-stick cookware helps reduce the amount of oils used in cooking.
• stainless: A very versatile piece of top quality 18/10 stainless steel cookware at an excellent price.
• high: Our online shop is now open selling high quality cookware.
• professional: Cookcraft Kitchen Shop - Supply professional cookware for the chef in the home.
• nonstick: But listing " Info on new nonstick cookware " makes the subject clear.
• authentic: Click here to visit our website A specialist supplier to the trade of authentic, high quality terracotta cookware & kitchen accessories.

Modifies a noun

• range: Some of his cookware ranges are featured on the pages, poised to enter the homes of cooks throughout the country.
• item: Heavily soiled items and larger plates, casseroles and other large cookware items should all be placed in the lower basket.
• shop: Sometimes you can buy at a garage sale or cookware shop what are called sugar spoons, much smaller than a teaspoon.
• brand: Present day there are other non-stick cookware brands such as Imperial, Meyer, Prestige, Viners and many more cookware brands.
• product: The site features a huge range of over 900 quality cookware products that will appeal to the creative cook in all of us.

Noun used with modifier

• steel: A very versatile piece of top quality 18/10 stainless steel cookware at an excellent price.
• iron: Food just cooks better in cast iron cookware than stainless steel, plus they don't warp over time.
• terracotta: Click here to visit our website A specialist supplier to the trade of authentic, high quality terracotta cookware & kitchen accessories.
• cast: You will find it on high quality cast iron cookware, microwave cooker linings, pots and pans and metal baths.
• aluminum: One study found that about 20 % of aluminum in the diet comes from the use of aluminum cookware and foil.