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A tasla is the shallow, wide-mouthed cousin of the kadhai — built for jobs that need a large flat cooking surface rather than depth. The FnS NuChef Triply Stainless...

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A tasla is a wide, shallow cooking vessel, typically used for sabzi, shallow and deep frying, roasting spices, and preparing flatbreads.
A tasla is shallower and wider, giving more flat cooking surface, while a kadhai is deeper and rounder, better suited for large-volume frying and gravies.
Its wide, shallow shape means food spreads across a larger surface area, so you can shallow-fry effectively with less oil pooling compared to a deep, narrow vessel.
Yes, it's compatible with gas, induction, and electric cooktops.
A 20 cm or 22 cm Tasla is the right everyday size for one to three people.

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