What's an Enamel Mug?

Enamel is a material produced by fusing powdered glass to a substrate. It is fired with additive pigments. Covering steel elements with enamel protects the base material from rust, gives the ware a pleasing aesthetic, and guarantees health and safety when enamelware is used in the kitchen.

What are enamel mugs used for?

While they're not best for high-heat searing, enamel pots can handle simmerring, braising, and stewing—and the mugs cup piping hot coffee as well as any piece of ceramic.

Is it safe to drink from enamel cups?

Are Enamel Mugs Toxic? Enamel mugs are toxic-free as the enamel coating is inert and heat-stable even at high temperatures. An enamel mug that is chipped on the outside or on the rim is safe to use.