Tonalá: Donde Encuentras TODO Barato para tu Cocina?

Looking to renovate your kitchen without spending a fortune? Join me in Tonalá, Jalisco! In this video, we visit the "Caseros" store, where we found incredible prices on everything you need for your home. From non-stick pans and 15-piece cookware sets to giant (jumbo) steamers that can fit a whole pig. We also check out prices on glassware, professional knives, glassware starting at $7 pesos, storage furniture, and much more. If you're thinking of starting a business or simply want the best for your home at the lowest price, this video is for you! 📍 Store Location: "Caseros" Store, Avenida Tonaltecas #80 C, Tonalá, Jalisco. (Near Zaragoza Street). 📞 Contact for shipping and orders: Phone: 33 3159 3192. They ship throughout Mexico. ⏰ Business Hours: Monday to Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM What day is the Tonalá market open? The Tonalá market is held on the main streets of the city center every Thursday and Sunday of the year from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, although some vendors begin setting up their stalls as early as 6:00 AM and others don't leave until after 6:00 PM. Tonalá is recognized nationally as one of the most important artisan centers in Mexico. It's a place where pottery, wrought iron, ceramics, and blown glass, among other materials, are transformed in the hands of skilled artisans into true treasures and works of art. What is made in Tonalá, Jalisco? Handicrafts Burnished Clay. Its name comes from the technique used to achieve the piece's shine, which is obtained by carving it with a metal called pyrite. ... CINNAMON CLAY OR SCENTED CLAY. ... FLANK CLAY. ... BETUS CLAY. ... PETATILLO CLAY. What characterizes Tonalá? Tonalá comes from the Nahuatl word Tonallan, which means "place where the sun rises." It's worth mentioning that some authors have interpreted it differently, as for some it means "place where the days are counted," and for others, "place dedicated to sun worship." Which bus lines stop near Tonalá? These bus lines stop near Tonalá: C27, C34 - EDUCADORES, C46 - COLÓN, T11-B/C01, T15 - DOS TEMPLO What are the different types of crafts? 10 Types of Popular Crafts in Mexico Baked Clay. ... Alebrijes. ... Silverware. ... Piñatas. ... 00:00 – Introduction and Flash Sales (Pans, Coolers, and More). 01:02 – Location: Zaragoza Street and Tonaltecas Avenue. 01:11 – Walk through the Tonalá Handicrafts Market. 02:05 – Arrival at the "Caseros" store (Tonaltecas Avenue 80 C). 02:29 – Monthly Deals: Dish Drainers and Organizers. 02:50 – Water Dispenser Stands and Kitchen Furniture. 03:11 – Rocking Chairs, Benches, and Affordable Stoves. 04:00 – Tortilla Makers and Grills. 04:36 – Greetings to our followers in Monterrey. 5:11 – Complete kitchen cabinets with water dispenser stands. 5:41 – Teflon pans and sets with wooden handles. 6:15 – Coffee makers and teapots in various styles. 7:01 – Giant glass dispensers and water dispensers. 7:45 ​​– Large kitchen and pantry cabinets. 8:02 – Cookware sets: Steel, ceramic, and aluminum (9 to 15 pieces). 10:32 – Egg cartons, pitchers, and glass sets. 10:57 – Interview with followers in the store. 11:31 – Brand name knives (Victorinox) and professional sets. 11:53 – Glassware, goblets, and shot glasses starting at $7 pesos. 13:16 – Large pitchers for aguas frescas (fruit-flavored drinks). 14:12 – Silicone utensils and spoon sets. 15:18 – Griddles and cutting boards. 16:25 – Creative salt shakers and metal napkin holders. 18:00 – Steamers and jumbo rice cookers. 20:58 – Gas (2 to 4 burners) and electric grills. 22:50 – Coolers, thermoses, and travel combos. 25:00 – Step stools and multi-purpose benches. 27:08 – Contact information, hours, and shipping. 28:40 – Goodbye from Tonalá.