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Bronze Sauce Pan

Bronze Sauce Pan

Regular price Rs. 5,150.00
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Size- 2 liters

Diameter 7 inch

Height - 4 inch

Weight 1.6 kg

 

Tribute to the Regal Bronze

As Onam gets closer it is time to pay tribute to Bronze/Kansa Utensils which play an important role in the Onam festivities. These days huge Bronze Utensils are taken from storage, cleaned and prepped to cook various items for the Onam Sadya .  As a prelude to Onam we are delighted to introduce   our latest Bronze /Kansa Collection starting with a Bronze/Kansa  Saucepan - Not just a beauty to behold but also perfect for healthy daily cooking.

Copper or brass reacts with sour food, salt and lemon which can be harmful for the body. Therefore, they are not recommended to eat or cook in. Whereas, Kansa or Bronze does not react with sour acidic food. It is one of the best metals to cook and to eat in . Bronze has been used for cookware from time immemorial and it ensures the well-being and maintenance of our health.

For centuries bronze Uralis have been the first choice when it comes to Ayurveda formulations and for temples in  South India. These Uralis are huge and heavy which are not ideal for day-to-day cooking. Hence, we have designed a sauce pan which is perfect for the modern kitchen while retaining its traditional roots - A perfect marriage of traditional technique and modern utility.

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Why Is Bronze Essential For You?

  • Boosts immunity of the body

  • Slows down ageing

  • Kills bacteria

  • Promotes better digestion

  • Fights against bad cholesterol

  • Strengthens bones and joints

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Maintain the shine

utensils can be cleaned just like your other utensils. For bringing back the shine, follow the steps mentioned below:

  • 01

    Wash the utensil with only water to begin with.
  • 02

    Apply some Pitambari powder and scrub on all parts of the wet vessel.
  • 03

    If you don’t have Pitambari, use a mixture of 1 bowl of wheat flour (atta), 1 spoon of salt and 2-3 spoons of vinegar.
  • 04

    Rinse off the Pitambari or your home-made paste with water and wipe off any excess moisture.

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Lalitha Chandrasekaran
Bronze saucepan

The saucepan is good. However I found the handle is rough on the edges and it cuts my hand if I hold it without a cloth to protect my hands.