Our Brands – Discover High-Quality Cookware for Your Kitchen
In our selection, you'll find a wide range of cookware to support your culinary skills. Whether you're passionate about cooking or simply looking for practical utensils – you'll find what you need here. Our products stand out for their quality and functionality, ensuring long-lasting enjoyment. Browse through our collection and find the perfect cookware to suit your needs.
- BlockwerkBlockwerk is a manufactory from Rödermark near Frankfurt am Main. Butch believes that a piece of wood cannot be processed much better. Blockwerk manufactures knife blocks and cutting boards from fine woods such as oak, walnut, zebrano, or bubinga. A year of development went into the magnetic block Monolith.
- Boos BlocksEach piece is always made from the beautiful natural material of wood. The brand Boos has become known in America as a manufacturer of premium kitchen equipment. The company John Boos & Company has been working for over 125 years to produce the best possible chopping blocks, cutting boards, and kitchen carts from American natural wood.
- de BuyerThe French company de Buyer has been producing cookware and baking utensils for professional gastronomy with a large proportion of handcrafting since 1830. De Buyer products are appreciated by top chefs of Grande Cuisine worldwide.
- DrownNoyer is a young insider brand from Denmark that manufactures high-quality furniture and home accessories made from walnut wood. All products are lovingly handcrafted in a small workshop. Noyer magnetic strips for knife storage and cutting boards combine high functionality with extravagant design.
- Falk Culinair FlandriaThe Belgian family business Falk Culinair was founded in 1958 and has specialized in the development and traditional production of high-quality cookware since the 1970s. The handcrafted products are...
- GlobalGLOBAL knives from the Japanese brand Yoshikin are considered some of the best kitchen knives worldwide. Their iconic design and distinctive appearance make these knives unmistakable. The original...
- GüdeThe company Güde has been known since 1910 for professional forged knives, which are produced by hand in small quantities and of the highest quality. Since the founding of the knife manufactory by Karl Güde, the company from Solingen has stood for uncompromising dedication to quality.
- HORL 3 RollschleiferDurch die einzigartige Rollbewegung und das perfekte Zusammenspiel des Rollschleifers und der Magnet-Schleiflehre schärfst du deine Küchenmesser schonend und effizient genau dann, wenn du merkst, dass die Schärfe des Messers nachlässt.
- InvictaDie französische Eisengießerei Invicta aus der Region Champagne-Ardenne fertigt gusseisernes Kochgeschirr allererster Qualität. Hochwertiges Gusseisen ist für Schmortöpfe das ideale Material, da es die Hitze gleichmäßig verteilt und lange speichert. Die für Invicta typische farbige Emaillierung macht die Kasserollen attraktiv und deren Reinigung leicht.
- Jack & LucyUnder the label Jack & Lucy, timeless home accessories, lighting, and furniture are designed and produced. In the production rooms, high-quality and sustainable products are handcrafted, which will accompany the customer throughout their life.
- KAIThe knives of KAI Cooperation have set a legendary reputation and high standards in terms of quality, design, and handling. The combination of different types of steel gives the knives an incredible sharpness and durability.
- Kasane MesserKASANE knives are handcrafted in Japan by the blacksmith Katsushige Anryu. He holds the title "Master of Traditional Crafts" and forges each KASANE knife himself in his workshop in Knife Village Takefu. Through elaborate craftsmanship, unique pieces are created from blue paper steel.
- MicroplaneWhat might sound a bit like an urban legend is the true success story of the brand Microplane. It began in 1994 in Ottawa, Canada, when a housewife wanted to bake an orange cake. Her recipe included...
- minoSharpMinoSharp from Japan manufactures professional ceramic sharpening stones. The sharpeners with rollers impress with a perfect result and easy application.
- NesmukNesmuk has taken on the great challenge of improving, no, perfecting a seemingly simple and everyday object like a kitchen knife. The principle to achieve this sounds relatively simple, as is often the case: the best possible material quality and composition, perfect blade geometry, and the highest precision in detail.
- NordklingeNordklinge knives are handcrafted in Finland by an award-winning blacksmith and finished in Germany by the Kubesch grinding shop in Fulda with consummate grinding artistry. Nordklinge knives represent a successful synthesis of Finnish craftsmanship tradition and German quality work.
- PeugeotThe spice mills of the Peugeot brand impress with the functionality of the patented grinding mechanisms with a 25-year warranty and in shapes, colors, and designs ranging from classic, functional, modern, exotic, and futuristic.
- RiessThe Austrian company Riess Kelomat GmbH is a leading producer of enamel cookware. The family-owned business has been in existence since 1550. Since 1922, the company has specialized in the production of high-quality enamel cookware.
- RösleDie Traditionsmarke Rösle, gegründet 1888, verfügt über den Erfahrungswert von fünf Generationen. Sie steht heute für formschöne und nachhaltige Küchenprodukte. Zum großen Rösle Sortiment gehören neben zahlreichen nützlichen Küchenhelfern auch hochwertiges Kochgeschirr aus Edelstahl, Aluminium und Kupfer.
- SkeppshultThe Skeppshult brand has been manufacturing cookware from cast iron of the highest quality in the Swedish town of the same name since 1906, following old traditional craftsmanship. Here, pans and roasters are created that are second to none. Cast iron from the Skeppshult brand is a material made from natural raw materials, it has excellent frying properties and a long lifespan.
- SuncraftAus der japanischen Stadt der Messer kommt die Marke Suncraft: In Seki entstehen hier Kochmesser von hoher Qualität unter der Maxime „East meets West“. Suncraft Messer verbinden gekonnt östliche Schmiedekunst mit westlichem Gebrauchsnutzen und japanisches Design mit europäischer Kochkultur.
- triangle toolsThis brand stands for professional kitchen tools made in Germany. Since 1946, the family-owned company has been developing and producing high-quality kitchen tools for professional chefs and creative kitchen helpers for ambitious hobby cooks in the blade city of Solingen. Products of the triangle brand are characterized by high functionality and top quality.
- ZaltoZalto Glass offers wine connoisseurs and enthusiasts perfect drinking glasses in their exceptional form. All drinking glasses are mouth-blown at the highest level of craftsmanship. They impress not only with their timeless design but are also made without the addition of lead oxide and are resistant to clouding.
- ZassenhausZassenhaus has made a name for itself over the course of its company history when it comes to high-quality and practical kitchen helpers and cooking tools. The brand looks back on a long history: it...
Frequently Asked Questions about Cookware
What materials are used for cookware and what are their benefits?
Cookware is made from various materials such as stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum, and copper. Stainless steel is corrosion-resistant and easy to maintain, cast iron retains heat excellently, aluminum is lightweight and conducts heat well, while copper offers excellent thermal conductivity. Each material has specific advantages that should be selected according to cooking needs.
How do I properly care for my cookware?
Care depends on the material: stainless steel can be cleaned in the dishwasher, cast iron should be hand-washed and regularly oiled to prevent rust. Aluminum and copper require gentle cleaning agents to avoid damaging the surface. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for optimal care.
Which cookware is suitable for induction stoves?
For induction stoves, you need cookware with a ferromagnetic base, such as stainless steel or specially coated aluminum. A simple test: if a magnet sticks to the bottom of the cookware, it is suitable for induction.
Why should I invest in high-quality cookware?
High-quality cookware offers better heat conduction, durability, and often healthier cooking, as less fat is needed and no harmful substances are released. Additionally, cooking with good utensils is simply more enjoyable!
How can I recognize the quality of cookware?
Pay attention to material thickness, workmanship, and weight. Heavier cookware retains heat better. A consistent base thickness prevents warping. Additionally, renowned manufacturers are often an indicator of quality.