The Best Tawa for Soft, Puffed Rotis Every Day: Size, Weight, Handle and a Simple Puff Test Looking for the best tawa for roti? See how steady heat, size, weight and handle decide soft, puffed rotis, plus a simple puff test to try at home. Tawas
Cast Iron Roti Tawa
RV-RT-002
₹849 ₹1,200 29% off
MRP ₹1,200 · inclusive of all taxes
A wider roti tawa with room for parathas.
- Size
- 26 CM
- Weight
- 2.0 KG
- Material
- Cast Iron
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Key features
- 26 cm cooking surface
- Single long handle
- 2.0 kg cast iron body
- Flat profile for even browning
Dimensions
Product dimensions
Drawn to show the actual dimensions of this piece — plan view and section through the cooking surface.
Body diameter XX cm Overall length XX cm Handle length XX cm
Overall height XX cm Rim thickness XX cm
- Overall length
- XX cm
- Body diameter
- XX cm
- Cooking surface
- XX cm
- Overall height
- XX cm
- Rim thickness
- XX cm
- Handle length
- XX cm
Flat tawa with a single handle. Measurements to be confirmed.
Why this shape
Four extra centimetres make room for stuffed parathas without folding the edges.
What can you cook?
Roti Paratha Chapati Flatbreads
Specifications
| Product code | RV-RT-002 |
|---|---|
| Size | 26 CM |
| Weight | 2.0 KG |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Category | Tawas |
Caring for it
Wash
Warm water, a brush or soft scrubber, a little mild soap if needed.
Dry
Dry completely, straight away. This is the habit that matters most.
Oil
Wipe a very thin film of cooking oil over the surface.
Store
Keep it dry and uncovered, or with a cloth between stacked pieces.
Guides for this piece
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