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Set Iron Grill + Brazier

$350.00 USD
$400.00 USD $350.00 USD
Size

Materials

Hand Made and craft with Iron, using traditional Argentinian methods and techniques

Dimensions

Grill:
Medium: 80x50cm (31.5x19.6in)
Small: 60x40cm (23.6x15.7in)
Large: 100x50cm (39.3x19.6in)

Brasero:
Small: 27cmx20cmx30cm (10.6x7.8x11.8in)
Large: 27cmx28cmx47cm (10.6x11x18.5in)

Care Instructions

1· You shouldn't leave the grill outdoors if not in use.
2· Always remove any food rest or remainings from the grill after using it.
3· It would be best to spread some vegetable oil if you know you are not going to use it for some time.
4· If you do not use it for a long time you should expose the grill to direct fire for a little while before using it.

Argentine iron grill asado parrilla argentina:
Set 1: Small Grill + Small brazier
Set 2: Medium Grill + Large brazier
Set 3: Large Grill + Large brazier
This sturdy iron grill is designed after Argentine’s centenary grilling traditions. The gauchos or Argentine cowboys certainly know a thing or two about grilling prime meat, and this one is their grill of choice.
Made entirely of high-quality, durable iron, size:


The 100% full iron construction grill with handles is designed to satisfy your every grilling need, and unlike conventional grills, the Argentine grill is portable and uses little space.
Very resistant, and with superb heat distribution, you’ll find it easy to put together restaurant-quality meals with the fantastic flavor only fire brings to the table.


Argentine iron grill asado brasero parrilla:

Iron brazier, perfect to use with charcoal or wood.

Heavy-duty iron construction.

Cook with us!

It's time for you to put your new tools to the test! Try new recipes and use new techniques. We will take you step by step so you can cook the best dishes.

  • EXPRESS FREE SHIPPING

    Free Shipping to USA and Canada via FedEx International Economy (4 business days)

  • HEAVY DUTY

    Our Grills are made with 100% solid iron

  • HAND MADE IN ARGENTINA

    Designed and crafted in Buenos Aires using traditional Argentinian methods and techniques



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