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Epiphany Cast Iron Appam Pan is every utilitarian’s kitchen dream, making appams was never this easy and chill, much like everyone’s home vibe. Making appams isn’t a pro’s job anymore because our Epiphany Cast Iron Appam Pan is just what you need. Naturally non-stick and pre-seasoned with 100% love and with vegetable o.
Epiphany Cast Iron Appam Pan is every utilitarian’s kitchen dream, making appams was never this easy and chill, much like everyone’s home vibe. Making appams isn’t a pro’s job anymore because our Epiphany Cast Iron Appam Pan is just what you need. Naturally non-stick and pre-seasoned with 100% love and with vegetable oil formula making it ready for immediate use. Made from the finest quality cast iron, this appam pan makes all food packed with extra nutrients. This pan is in the size of 9 inches and has a handle on both sides for easy grip and efficiency while in use. Since the Tawa is made of cast iron, it's suggested to avoid using harsh scrubbing after use. To make the Tawa last longer- brush it with oil after each use to let it maintain its seasoning. Slight variations in colors and textures are inevitable and must not be perceived as a flaw. 1. Pan is in the size of 9 inches or 23 cms.2 . Pre-seasoned with 100% vegetable oil. 3. Cast Iron Appam Pan. 4. This product is not microwave and oven safe. 5. Season it with oil after every use for the longevity of the product.6.Product's weight - 1.3 kg

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