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Cast Iron Kadai with Enamel Coating | Enamel Dutch Oven | Small Dutch Oven | Non Toxic Dosa Tawa | Cast Iron Roti Tawa Enamel Cast Iron Kadai with Lid: 100% Non Toxic Induction Kadai, Naturally Non Stick The kadai takes more thermal punishment than anything else in an Indian kitchen. High flame tadka, gravies simmering for thirty to forty minutes, oil at 180°C for frying, then a harsh cleaning cycle. Every material fails that cycle differently. non stick peels and break where the flame concentrates and the spatula works hardest. Thin steel and aluminium lose oil temperature the moment food goes in. Bare cast iron rusts within days of one missed drying, and tomato or tamarind strips its seasoning back to raw metal. Cumin Co.'s range is enamel fused to cast iron. Four sizes from 2.1L to 5.5L, each available with or without a lid, a compatible base for induction cooking, a four layer titanium infused enamel surface recognised by three patents, and no seasoning at any point in its life. What Is an Enamel Cast Iron Kadai? An enamel cast iron kadai is cast iron with a glass surface fired onto the metal at high temperature. It carries cast iron's thermal mass without cast iron's maintenance. A non stick kadai has a polymer film applied on top of aluminium, and it sits on the surface until it eventually separates. Enamel is fused into the iron across four layers, so it cannot break down at frying temperature. The difference from bare iron is the release mechanism. Seasoned iron becomes non stick through a layer of polymerised oil built over weeks, a layer that acid dissolves and detergent thins, which is why bare iron sellers advise against tomato gravies and dishwashers. Enamel releases food through surface smoothness and stable heat. There is nothing to build up and nothing to strip, so it behaves the same in year five as in week one. Why This Is Genuinely a Non Toxic Kadai? Non toxic is printed on nearly every cookware box in India and carries no information alone. A non