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What world? I don't know. I searched and find this website before commenting: http://www.luckyironfish.com/shop http://www.luckyironfish.com/shop , which says I
by 4684499 9y ago
What world? I don't know. I searched and find this website before commenting: http://www.luckyironfish.com/shop http://www.luckyironfish.com/shop , which says It costs $25 each, while you can find $22 iron pan on Amazon.
Sure it might be cheaper in Cambodia, then the price of iron pans would be lower as well.
They didn't just use an ingot, they shaped the ingot into a lucky fish, which also costs money.
- wavefunction 9y agoWho wants to put an ingot in their food? But a lucky fish? We could all use some luck. And the good thing about a fish rather than a pan is you can put it in your soup pan, your wok, your fry-pan, etc. Try putting your cast-iron pan into your wok!
- sandaru1 9y agoIt's $25 because it's buy one - give one free. http://www.luckyironfish.com/facts http://www.luckyironfish.com/facts (At the bottom).
- CydeWeys 9y agoThe ingots were distributed for free, and likely cost under a dollar each to manufacture in bulk.
- fellellor 9y agoBuying new pans is such a stupidly colossal waste of money for low income families. They already have pots and pans, and definitely don't need more. An ingot is something they can easily accommodate. And it probably costs a whole lot lesser than 20 USD.
- Kluny 9y agoIt's $25 for you, because online sales are supposed to pay for free distribution.