Copper Pot (Cazo) 50 L for Carnitas, Heavy-Gauge Handmade
Before buying this copper piece
Artisan copper may change tone with use, heat and cleaning. This is a natural part of the material.
Description
Handcrafted copper pot for carnitas, 50 liters
Product 100% laminated and hammered copper.
Capacity: 50 liters.
Meat capacity: 30 to 35 kilograms.
Height: 25 centimeters.
Mouth: 57 centimeters.
Base/Bottom: 41 centimeters.
Gauge 13 for greater durability and heavy-duty use.
Benefits:
Copper is one of the best heat conductors available, allowing it to heat up quickly and retain heat, which helps to distribute heat correctly and evenly. When cooking with copper utensils, you reduce the risk of bacterial growth because its chemical composition kills all types of germs.
Clean or season your product by following these steps:
Use lemon juice, 1 splash of hot vinegar, and 1 tbsp. of salt.
Rub with a cloth or a dish brush.
Rinse with plenty of hot water and dry completely immediately.
Copper Pot (Cazo) 50 L for Carnitas, Heavy-Gauge Handmade with 50 Litros, ideal for traditional cooking and even heat distribution. Handmade in Mexico.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is it made of?
It is made in handcrafted copper, valued for its excellent heat conduction and even heat distribution.
What is it used for?
It is ideal for traditional preparations; the visible reference is 50 Litros.
How is it cleaned and cared for?
Wash it by hand with mild soap; to restore shine, use lemon with salt or a dedicated copper cleaner.
Purchase, shipping and invoicing
Can I confirm measurements and shipping before buying?
Yes. For special, large or delicate items we recommend confirming measurements, availability and shipping cost before completing the purchase.
Can I request an invoice?
Yes. CFDI invoicing is available for eligible purchases when the required tax details are provided.
May the product vary slightly?
Artisan pieces may have natural variations in tone, texture and finish. This is part of the handcrafted character of each piece.
How do I care for artisan copper?
Dry the piece well, avoid metal scourers, and note that heat may naturally change the exterior tone.
