In 1895 the Danish ironmongers Glud & Marstrand started making enamelled kitchenware, and their Madam Blå coffee pot became famous. It was made in 18 sizes, from 1 to 50 cups, and grew into a full line of cups, bowls and plates. Nordisk brought Madam Blå back to celebrate its own 125 years. Read the full Madam Blå story.
The coffee pot
1.5 litres, 900 g, in enamel coated steel. It works as a pour-over brewer: cotton brew bags and a silicone holder for paper brew bags are included. Extra cotton brew bags come in sets of five.
The range
Saucepan: 900 ml, 318 g, with a hole in the handle for hanging and a shape that lets you pour directly from the pan.
Cups: 250 ml (110 g) and 350 ml (140 g).
Bowl: 800 ml, 210 g.
Plate: 24.5 cm, 270 g.
Measure cup: 250 ml, 110 g, for drinking, soup or serving.
Every piece comes in Sky Blue and Cream.
Use and care
Enamel works on induction, gas and electric hobs, in the oven, on the campfire, in the dishwasher, fridge and freezer, but not in the microwave. A hard fall can make it shatter like glass. Skip abrasive pads and vinegar when cleaning; the enamel takes on colour from coffee and tea over time.
A 250 ml Madam Blå cup weighs 110 g, the 220 ml titanium mug 78 g, so for a hiking pack see cooking. More for the camp is in around the camp.
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