Brass Hammered, Polished Cooking Pot (Milk Topia) | 100% Pure Brass Round Heavy Bottom

Brass Hammered, Polished Cooking Pot (Milk Topia) | 100% Pure Brass Round Heavy Bottom (1 Liter)

• Material: Brass
• Finish Type: Hammered
• Colour: Golden Brass
• Capacity: 1 liters | 3 liters | 5 liters
• Coating Description: Brass
• Is Oven Safe: No

About Brass cooking pot:

• Material: Brass;
• Capacity: 1l ; Dimensions: 8 inches x 8 inches x 3.6 inches ; Weight: 0.98 – 1.1 kgs
• Included Components: 1 Brass Patila with lid;
• Base Type: Non-Induction (gas compatible only); Color: A beautiful hammered finish with a golden look on the outside (handcrafted in pure brass) with a tin-coated and silver finish on the inside
• Also known as Bhagona, the brass patila is one of the best vessels for cooking
• Brass Patila is 100% non-toxic without any Teflon coating
• Made from 100% pure brass metal
• This product can be washed normally like other utensils. A day in an entire week can be kept for special cleaning if needed. Pitambari powder, easily available in the market, can be applied to the products and rinsed off with water to give them a shiny look. If pitambari is not available, feel free to use household sour elements like a mixture of tamarind and salt or a mixture of wheat, vinegar, lime, and salt.
• Brass and copper are good conductors of heat, so when used as cookware, they help you save gas. They are a smart step towards sustainability

Milk is a staple in every Indian household. But did you know that to stay robust, ancient Indians boiled milk only in the brass vessels? Drinking milk boiled in Brass provides additional nutrients and increases the boiled milk’s shelf life.

P-TAL brings you the Brass Patila/ Milk Topia to acquire the most nutritional value. Beautifully handcrafted, golden on the outside and silver on the inside, the Brass Patila/ Milk Topia will be the most valuable addition to your cookware!

Moreover, due to its versatility, the Patila is not limited in its usage. It is a perfect piece for cooking biryani and other dishes as well. The multiple uses make the Brass Patila an indispensable tool in the kitchen, making it capable of creating a vast variety of dishes.

Why should you buy brass cooking pot?

• Convenient usage-The product comes with a lid and holders, making it extremely easy to carry.
• Non-Stick-Tin-coated Brass is naturally Non-stick in nature, preventing food from sticking to the surface and making cooking and cleaning easier. Moreover, due to the non-stick nature of the utensil, the requirement for oil or fat is less, promoting healthier cooking.
• Heat Conductivity- Brass is a great conductor of heat, which helps distribute heat across the surface, resulting in lesser gas consumption. Moreover, It reduces the risk of hot spots leading to unevenly cooked food.
• Nutrient Retention- Brass helps retain the natural nutrients in food, thus ensuring the retention of essential vitamins, minerals, and many other nutrients.
• Tin Coating- Tin coating helps prevent acidic foods from reacting to the metal surface, thus increasing its non-stick properties and making it more durable while ensuring safety when cooking different food products.
• Non-Toxic-Brass is non-toxic, making it safe for cooking and storage. Unlike Teflon-coated products, brass does not leach harmful chemicals into food.
• Aesthetic Appeal-With a meticulously hammered finish, a beautiful golden look on the outside (handcrafted in pure Brass) and a tin-coated and silver finish on the inside, along with the traditional shimmer of authentic Brass, the Brass Patila not only enhances the overall kitchen aesthetic but also adds a touch of cultural appeal to your dining experience as a whole

Additional information

FAQ:

Q: Is it Non-Stick?
A: Yes, the tin coating on the patila makes them non-stick and easy cookware.

Q: Is it safe to cook all types of food ?
A: Yes, the tin coating on our Patili makes it safe to cook all types of food.

Q: After how long will it require tin coating (kalai) again?
A: It completely depends on your utility. If you have a higher utility, you might have to get it done sooner.