: Have a wedding April 22. Bride requested copper wok. Never heard or such a thing. Been surching. Can you help. Doesn't sound like a good thing to cook with. ??????
The only thing I have ever seen a copper wok used for is to make a certain kind of sweet. It would not be a good wok for cooking regular food in because of its heating properties and possible problems with tarnish-it is a poison when heated and inhaled
Where to buy one? haven't a clue...sounds like a handmade specialty item..
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: Have a wedding April 22. Bride requested copper wok. Never heard or such a thing. Been surching. Can you help. Doesn't sound like a good thing to cook with. ??????
The only thing I have ever seen a copper wok used for is to make a certain kind of sweet. It would not be a good wok for cooking regular food in because of its heating properties and possible problems with tarnish-it is a poison when heated and inhaled
Where to buy one? haven't a clue...sounds like a handmade specialty item..
The only thing I have ever seen a copper wok used for is to make a certain kind of sweet. It would not be a good wok for cooking regular food in because of its heating properties and possible problems with tarnish-it is a poison when heated and inhaled
Where to buy one? haven't a clue...sounds like a handmade specialty item..
Not so unusual, but expensive. Amazon.com has a nice one for sale..
http://www.amazon.com/World-Cuisine-Copper-Wok/dp/B000ECUEMS
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