Jumbo Craft Copper Pan 24 Cm

*Hand-forged copper body

*Not suitable for use on induction cookers.

*24 cm deep Frying Pan

Why Copper?

Copper material is healthy and antibacterial, bacteria cannot be accommodated in copper. Meals cooked in tinned copper are free of toxins, so the meals are cooked in a healthy and natural way. You can easily cook all dishes in copper pots and pans. The most delicious dishes are cooked in copper pots and pans.

Copper material is healthy and antibacterial, bacteria cannot be accommodated in copper. Meals cooked in tinned copper are free of toxins, so the meals are cooked in a healthy and natural way. You can easily cook all dishes in copper pots and pans. The most delicious dishes are cooked in copper pots and pans.

Care of Copper Products Blackening of Copper Products

Due to the nature of copper, copper products made from real copper material darken, which makes the product more valuable. It is normal for uncoated copper to darken. Coppers coated with nickel on the outside do not tarnish. Blackening of the tin inside does not pose any health hazards.

First Usage Suggestions of Copper Pots and Pans

In copper pots, in the first use, milk (2-3 cm) is added to cover the surface of the pot and heated over low heat until it boils. After the milk cools in the pot, the milk is rubbed all over the pot and then washed with detergent and water.

Use of Copper Products

You can use wooden and metal spoons for copper products. Do not place copper products on the burning stove when it is empty, otherwise, tin may be tarnished in high heat. It is recommended not to wash copper products in the dishwasher to ensure a long tin life.

Food Storage in Copper Products

When you keep the food cooked in a tin-free copper product, within an average of 5-6 hours, copper reacts with the acids in the food, causing greening (oxidation) to spoil the food. It is not recommended to store food in a tin-free copper product. Copper pots that have not lost their tin feature are suitable for preserving dishes.

Tinning Process in Copper Products

The need for tin arises depending on the frequency of use. On average, tin is required once a year. Coppers that come into contact with water, such as copper teapots, mugs, and pitchers, do not require tin.

Home Care of Copper Products

If your copper products are blackened, you can polish the outer part of your copper with ready-made polishing products such as tomato paste, lemon, ash.