Previously, this nutritious and tasty Kazakh delicacy was prepared only for special occasions and large events. The kazy welcomed guests and prepared them for weddings, birthdays and funerals. It was customary to prepare kazy from horse meat in late autumn or winter, when livestock was slaughtered and meat was prepared for the winter. Now kazy is food for everyday life. And the necessary meat can be bought at any time of the year and in almost any butcher shop. Usually meat and fat are placed in kazy in a ratio of 70% to 30%.