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#content-box { max-height: 300px; overflow: hidden; transition: all 0.4s ease; } #content-box.expanded { max-height: none !important; } #read-more-btn { color: #b41f28; font-weight: 500; cursor: pointer; } Frying Pans – Cook Healthy with Less Oil Every Indian kitchen needs a non-stick frying pan, a pan which is not sticky, not warped after three months of usage and doesn't demand a litre of oil to fry an egg. From preparing an omelette during breakfast to frying fish for dinner and even sautéing your vegetables for a delicious sabzi, having the perfect non-stick frying pan will simplify everything, make your work easier, faster and healthier! Lifelong frying pans of all sorts including iron fry pans, grill pans and combinations of various frying pans for those who want a complete kitchen setup. Every single pan offered by Lifelong is made keeping in mind the cooking requirements of Indians including heat, regular usage and even toughness to survive in rough Indian kitchens. Why More Indian Home Cooks Are Upgrading Their Frying Pan The most common type of cookware found in every home is the frying pan. An inferior quality pan is not only irritating but poses a constant nuisance. Food gets stuck and burnt regardless of excessive use of cooking oil. It also becomes flaky after a short period of time. The handle turns hot and becomes dangerous to touch. The base gets warped and creates an unlevel placement on the burner resulting in food being cooked at different speeds on both sides. This is no trivial matter, for the quality of your cooking suffers with such an appliance. Indian homemakers are gradually becoming aware of the benefits of using durable cookware and away from those that need frequent replacement every year. Cast iron frying pan, when properly prepared and seasoned, provides a natural non-stick effect and is something that actually enhances with usage. This is the very reason for increasing preference of these frying pans. Key Benefits of Lifelong Frying