Vitantonio is a cooking utensil brand founded by Italians in the United States in 1906, not only in the United States, but also in Europe, Central and South America, South Africa and other places are widely known. The Japanese agent, Sanyei Corporation, does not stick to reproduction, but designs it again as a local brand. While spreading the food cultures of the world to Japanese people, the addition of a grilled snapper function to the sandwich maker, and other ideas such as this have made it unique and fashionable among Japanese home appliances.

Vitantonio's styling is based on a classic style, with colors such as black, silver, and brown; it also tries to mix and match different materials to give it an understated sense of style. The design breaks the boundaries of age and gender, and looks harmonious to anyone who uses it. It's so beautiful that you won't be able to ignore it, and you'll never tire of looking at the buttons and other small details. Beautiful, yet very different from the impression of Japanese-style traditional beauty or modern design, which is naturally due to the fact that its original is a century-old American brand.