Mauviel 1830 M'Tradition Hammered Copper & Tin Inside Soup Pot With Lid, Brass Handles, 13.8-Qt
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- Manufactured in the respect of a know-how, dating almost two centuries, the range M’TRADITION reflects perfectly the professional tradition of the utensils Mauviel.
- It is made up, of unique pieces, entirely hand- made; turbot fish kettles, braising pans and fish kettles. They are the ultimate testimonies of a culinary French tradition, always carried forward by the Normandy Company.
- Copper cookware can be used on gas, electric, halogen stovetops, and in the oven.
- Copper with tinned interior. Tinned copper, perfect for gentle and regular cooking, renews the pleasure of cooking
- Polished and hammered exterior.
Not sure about your stove? See our induction cookware guide or compare all Mauviel lines.
Cooking
- Heat up slowly, on medium. Mauviel cookware conducts heat so well that you rarely need more than 60% of your burner's power (about 6 on a dial of 10). High heat isn't needed and can damage the base of the pan.
- Check the temperature with a drop of water. When it beads up and rolls across the pan like a little marble, the pan is ready (this is called the Leidenfrost effect).
- Keep the flame under the pan. It should never reach up the sides.
- Avoid high heat for long periods, and never leave an empty pan on a hot burner.
Cleaning
- Not dishwasher safe. Hand wash only.
- Avoid scouring pads, steel wool, abrasive cleansers, bleach and oven cleaners; they can scratch or damage your cookware, and bleach erodes stainless steel.
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About this collection
M'Tradition
Copper the way it has been made in Villedieu-les-Poêles for generations: hand-made, polished and hammered, with a traditional tin lining.
Dimensions
| Diameter: | 9.5 In |
| Height: | 11.4 In |
| Capacity: | 13.8 Qt |
Specifications
- Thickness
- 2.0 to 3.5 mm
- Construction
- Hand-made copper, polished and hammered
- Cooking surface
- Tin
- Handles
- Brass
- Induction
- With the M'PLUS interface disc (sold separately)
- Oven
- Tin lining: do not exceed 440°F
- Cleaning
- Hand wash
- Heat
- Medium heat is enough: up to 60% of your cooktop's power
- Warranty
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Common questions
Does copper cookware work on induction?
Traditional copper is not magnetic, so M'Heritage, M'3 S and M'Tradition work on induction with the M'PLUS magnetic interface disc, sold separately. M'6S has a magnetic layer built in and works on induction directly. See the induction guide.
What heat should I cook copper on?
Medium. Copper conducts heat so well that you rarely need more than 60% of your burner's power.
Will my copper change color?
Yes, copper darkens naturally with use. It does not affect cooking. To bring back the shine, use a copper cleaner such as Copperbrill. Our copper cleaning guide explains how.
What is the difference between M'150, M'200 and M'250?
The number is the copper thickness: 1.5, 2 and 2.5 mm. More copper gives more even heat and faster response. Compare all lines.
Where is Mauviel cookware made?
Mauviel has made cookware in Villedieu-les-Poêles, Normandy, since 1830.
Is there a warranty?
Yes. Mauviel cookware comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty. See the warranty details.

