OSK TBN-1 Nambu Ironware Hello Kitty Iron Ball - 1 Count
OSK TBN-1 Nambu Ironware Hello Kitty Iron Ball - 1 Count
Product details
The OSK TBN-1 Nambu Ironware Hello Kitty Iron Ball is a cast iron cooking accessory that releases iron into your water, tea, soups and other foods. Simply place it in your pot or kettle while cooking to naturally supplement your iron intake. This charming, made-in-Japan iron ball makes it easy to support healthy iron levels through everyday cooking.
Key Features
- Cast iron ball releases easily absorbed iron when placed in cooking water
- Works in pots, kettles, tea, miso soup, pickles and boiled foods
- Made in Japan using traditional Nambu ironware craftsmanship
- Cute Hello Kitty design adds charm to your kitchen
- Approximately 1.6 x 1.3 x 2.0 inches in size
How to Use
Place the iron ball in your pot, kettle or cooking vessel while preparing tea, miso soup, pots, pickles or other boiled foods. After use, wash thoroughly, remove all moisture by boiling while hot, and dry completely. Wrap in kitchen paper and store in a wrap to prevent rust and contact with moisture.
Who Is It For
This product suits anyone looking to naturally increase their iron intake through cooking, particularly those interested in supporting healthy iron levels during daily meal preparation.
Product Details
| Brand | OSK |
|---|---|
| Form | Iron Ball |
| Size | 1 Count |
Frequently asked questions
How do I use the iron ball in cooking?
Simply place the iron ball in your pot or kettle while cooking tea, miso soup, pickles, black beans or other boiled foods. The iron will be released into the cooking liquid and easily absorbed by your body.
What should I do if the iron ball rusts?
Wash it thoroughly and rub off any rust with a cloth or metal scrubber. Even if some rust remains, it is not harmful to your health. After each use, remove all moisture by boiling while hot, then wrap in kitchen paper and store in a wrap to prevent future rusting.
What is the iron ball made from?
The iron ball is made of cast iron and is manufactured in Japan using traditional Nambu ironware methods.
What can I cook with this iron ball?
You can use it when preparing tea, miso soup, pots, pickles, black beans, bran pickles and other boiled foods to add iron to your cooking.