Here are a few key points about induction tawas:
Material: They are usually made from stainless steel or other magnetic materials that work with induction cooktops. Some may have a non-stick coating for easy cooking and cleaning.
Compatibility: The base of the tawa must be ferrous (magnetic) for it to work on an induction cooktop. If it's not, it won't heat up properly.
Design: The design is often similar to traditional tawas, with a flat, wide surface ideal for making pancakes, dosa, and other flatbreads.
Heat Distribution: Induction tawas are designed to heat evenly across the surface, thanks to the electromagnetic induction process. This helps in cooking food more uniformly.
Ease of Use: They can be a bit more expensive than traditional tawas, but they are very efficient and can offer precise temperature control if you're using an induction cooktop.
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