Where is the Tagine made?
744116
Morocco...but certainly buy a heat diffuser if you plan on cooking in it. No hotter than low w/ a diifuser otherwise it will crack.
744117
This particular brand of Tagine is made in Morrocco and it is glazed inside so it doesn't need to be seasoned too. Great product for first user fun and learning.
744118
My best guess would be Morocco since it's their product but you should ask them.
744119
Tagines are made in Morroco. They are used every where, even by street vendors. The cooking process, using meats and veggies, is similar to a slow cooker, crockpot, or Dutch oven, producing a very moist stew like meal. They can be used either on a burner or in the oven. Make sure it has a vent hole near the top for cooking, otherwise it is just for serving.
744120
I thought, when I purchased it, that it was from Morocco/surrounding area. Since it was a gift, I had it shipped directly to the recipient. I would say it's Morocco/surrounding area. If you use it in the oven, you don't need a diffuser. If you use it on the stove top, you definitely need a diffuser!
1250982
I bought it for my sister a couple months ago and saw it in action last week. It's about the size of a large skillet. You could probably do tagine for 4 at most in there. Very nice unit!
1625523
Sorry I do not know where is made but I love mine is the best one I have ever bought.
370343
It's made in Thailand. It keeps the water hot for long long time!!! you won't regret buying it.
969029
Do not know where they are made but I have 2. High quality!! Made of .9mm pickled sheet steel. Constructed of two sides welded together. Leak proof. The best you can buy IMHO.
779370
The sticker on mine says it was made in Finland. It makes wonderful tomato sauce after puttng through a food mill.
896102
I don't know, I looked at the box and there is no information on where it was made.
1010122
Tunesia. You can buy Steiff bears made in Germany, you just need to check the tag.
1851276
Another consideration. The tagines are handmade, i.e., each one is unique and will have minor differences one from another. Also when fired in a kiln, the pots are stacked and the stacks placed very close next to one another and when they are separated this can result in the surface of one pot pulling off a bit of glaze from one touching it. When purchasing hand-made items one cannot expect perfection; the minor differences or defects are part of the charm. As someone else says, any such glazing defects will not affect the performance of the pot. Originally tagines were not glazed; perhaps you would be happier with one of these. Another consideration. The tagines are handmade, i.e., each one is unique and will have minor differences one from another. Also when fired in a kiln, the pots are stacked and the stacks placed very close next to one another and when they are separated this can result in the surface of one pot pulling off a bit of glaze from one touching it. When purchasing hand-made items one cannot expect perfection; the minor differences or defects are part of the charm. As someone else says, any such glazing defects will not affect the performance of the pot. Originally tagines were not glazed; perhaps... » Read More Another consideration. The tagines are handmade, i.e., each one is unique and will have minor differences one from another. Also when fired in a kiln, the pots are stacked and the stacks placed very close next to one another and when they are separated this can result in the surface of one pot pulling off a bit of glaze from one touching it. When purchasing hand-made items one cannot expect perfection; the minor differences or defects are part of the charm. As someone else says, any such glazing defects will not affect the performance of the pot. Originally tagines were not glazed; perhaps you would be happier with one of these. « Show Less
1265422
The tag on the unit specifies that it is made in South Africa. There's also a tag on the box it came in saying Made in South Africa.
2164127
The tag does not say where they're made. But, it says "Nouvelle Legende, by Eurow RN: 123494 100% Cotton www.eurow.com". Maybe you can figure it out at the website.
909884
I just looked all over mine and it does not say. I doubt that it is made in France, probably China!!!! They are gorgeous though!!!!
817355
It is made in Germany. This is the Porsche of pressure cookers! Very high quality and easy to use. The thick bottom helps prevent scorching.
1424034
I believe it's a metal plate that's put on a stove burner so that the bottom of the tagine heats evenly. I don't use one; we cook exclusively in the oven. Be sure to put the loaded tagine in the oven as it warms up, so the tagine heats evenly.
972501
Iam not sure where it is made but I have had mine on for a couple of months now and I love it . It fits perfect and it is easy to keep shinny and clean. I would buy it again anytime I needed one.
531368
Sorry for the tardy response. Have been driving through my new home country of Spain.The total height is 20cm and the base diameter 32 cm. Please note I have had a few problems with this company1 The Tagine arrived broken, I posted it back to America at a cost of 48 Euros and have never received the postal charges.2 The unit is made in France, then shipped to America, then onward to its final destination. It is no wonder that during its transportation it gets broken.3 You can purchase others every bit as good at half the price. Beware!
1075020
A French Company; it could be made in USA or other countries. Look on back of product.