Modernized food storage, with the concept of air tight and liquid tight containers, was launced by Lock & Lock in the Philippines in the year 1999. With revolutionary four locking mechanism and a resilient silicon seal, food is kept fresh for longer without having to worry about any spillage. Now, Lock & Lock is launching its own cookware line called E-Cook. The brand is also introducing its own glassware line called Lock & Lock Borosilicate Glass in order to provide its customers a better cooking and dining experience.
All the
products under the two new lines aims to address its user’s health, safety, and
convenience needs when it comes to food preparation. It is light weight
and
has a silicon handle which helps cooks avoid getting burnt. All in all, this is
best for those always on the go, making
gourmet meals in an instant.
Also, they are made from quality ceramic
which better insulates heat, cutting cooking time into half, which helps food
cook faster also requires less oil to cook food, making dishes that are being
prepared healthier for the entire family. It is made of forged
aluminum with a ceramic coating and is PFOA free with a non-stick
surface making it easy to clean. The
Prima series is best when it comes to inductive cooking.
The
Lock&Lock Borosilicate Glass can withstand hot temperatures up to 400
degrees, significantly higher compared to tempered glass which can only with
stand 300 degrees.
When broken, tempered glass would shatter
into multiple small but sharp pieces which will scatter and are hard to see. This makes it dangerous as people are more prone to accidents and will have
difficulty cleaning and disposing the broken glass. Lock&Lock glass is not only more durable, if broken, will only break to 2 or 3
large pieces, making it easier to dispose of and prevents accidents.
Because Filipinos are known to love food and to encourage the culture of sharing, Lock & Lock launched the "Love to Share" campaign which encourages people to share their
love for food and to share it with other people. It is through this that one can value the importance of relationships and sharing oneself with others.
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