Borosil Limited

Borosil Granito Non-Stick Cookware

India , Jaipur

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Borosil Granito Non-Stick Cookware

  • What looks good and performs beautifully? Borosil's Granito range of cookware, of course! The stylish granite finish coupled with five layers of non-stick coating make the cookware range a must-have for any kitchen. The tawas, pans and kadhais help you to achieve perfect results in the kitchen everytime, all while using little to no oil for preparing the food.

Not only does it require minimum oil, the non-stick coating is also metal spoon compatible. Bonus: the entire range is PFOA free.

  • Stylish and durable granite-finish coating

    • Superior 5 layer, scratch-resistant non-stick coating for even browning and cooking
    • 4 mm thick body for durability and even heat distribution
    • Metal spoon compatible cooking surface
    • Stay-cool handle for safe, easy handling
    • PFOA-free for healthy and wholesome cooking
    • Compatible with gas and induction cooktop
    • Borosil Granito Cookware range comes with a 1 year warranty on the product
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