Garuda Plain Triply Tasla - 14 cm to 32 cm

Fry, sauté, or bhuno your masala base without patchy heat or burnt spots. This tri-ply tasla spreads heat across the full surface, not just the centre, so whether you're deep frying or dry roasting, the whole pan performs evenly.

What Makes a Tri-Ply Tasla Different
A regular single-layer tasla often heats unevenly, staying hotter at the centre and cooler near the rim, which means food near the edges cooks slower during frying or roasting. This tasla is built with three fused layers, stainless steel outside and inside, with an aluminium layer sandwiched in between, so heat travels evenly across the base and climbs up the sloped sides too. That matters most for a tasla specifically, since its wide, shallow shape is used for jobs like frying puris, making sabzis , even making salads , sauteing vegetables or bhunofying onion-tomato masala, all of which need consistent heat across a larger surface area, not just a hot centre.

Available Sizes

• 14cm, 16cm, 18cm, 20cm, 22cm, 24cm, 26cm, 28cm, 30cm, 32cm
• Smaller sizes suit quick frying or small-batch roasting
• Larger sizes suit bulk frying, family-size masala prep, or festive cooking

Tasla Build Specifications

• Construction: 3-layer tri-ply, stainless steel exterior and interior with an aluminium core
• Cooktop compatibility: Gas, induction, ceramic, coil
• Oven safe: Up to 260°C
• Recommended flame: Low to medium for best results
• Coating: None, naturally low-stick surface from even heating
• Dishwasher safe: Yes

Backed by 40 Years of Garuda
Garuda has been manufacturing stainless steel cookware in India since 1985, from our own factory. This tasla is built using the same tri-ply heat-spreading construction we've refined for four decades of everyday Indian cooking, from tempering to deep frying.

Using Your Tri-Ply Tasla Correctly

• Preheat on low flame for a minute before adding oil, letting the layers warm evenly before cooking.
• Avoid constant high flame frying, since tri-ply pans retain heat well and can overheat oil faster than expected.
• Use silicone or wooden utensils where possible to protect the surface over years of use.
• Allow the tasla to cool before washing, especially after deep frying, to prevent warping.
• Store it dry to avoid water spots forming on the steel surface over time.