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Featured Reviews

Basalt molcajete, 'Ceremonial Tradition'

Iris

Feb 6, 2022

Molcajete is a Work of Art!!!

Thank you to the Artisan who made this Gorgeous Molcajete for me. After curing it, I made a delicious Salsa Roja, and an Amazing Guacamole, served in this beautiful Molcajete! The Molcajete grinds garlic, peppercorns, roasted onions, whatever you desire, beautifully! I am so very Happy with this Molcajete. I highly recommend every kitchen should have one of these Beauty. It arrived well wrapped and before the expected time frame.

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"Sadly, there is less and less appreciation for the molcajete and this puts its tradition in danger of dying out."

"Our group came about because of a tradition in Mexico — an emblem of the gastronomy and culture of our country. The volcanic stone molcajete.... read more