Tefal, the French cookware brand known for pioneering non-stick technology, has launched three new colorful cookware collections, departing from its
The One Pick Pot Pan collection guarantees even heat distribution along with a non-stick coating and is available in four different colors classic black and red designs.
The So Matcha Collection introduces a pastel green set compatible with all hob types, emphasizing durability with its Titanium 2x coating. Meanwhile, the rose gold Cook & Shine Collection offers a sleek, long-lasting option for those seeking elegance in their kitchen tools.
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