Hawkins Futura 28 cm Non Stick Fry Pan with Stainless Steel Lid, Big Frying Pan, Black (NF28S)

Futura frying pan is very good. Strong body. I really liked it . The packaging was intact nothing was missing as giving on the package. I am happy to use it.

Bought this 28 cm non stick frying pan for my mother during the festive season.The non stick coating looks exceptional, the pan is made of sturdy material and has a pretty thick bottom to ensure even heat spread and consistent cooking.It also comes with a high grade stainless steel lid that can be used easily with other 28cm tawas or pans. I wanted a glass lid but unfortunately that variant was not available anywhere.We have used it to cook various curries, shallow fry chicken and made dosas and omlettes and so far nothing has stuck on it.It is easy to use and has enough space to cook meals for 3-4 people. Not compatible with induction though.Will update the review after use for a few months. As if now, it is a 4-4.5 stars out of 5.

Great non stick fry pan available on Amazon.Pros>>really thick and moderately heavy.>>convenient plastic hand, grip is placed a decent distance away from the pan.>>takes 2-3 minutes to heat up, and distributes evenly and sustains more or less same temperature.>>although the pan doesn't require seasoning, if you season it regularly with oil(rub the inside of pan with oil and wiping it off) after washing, YOU CAN COOK FOOD WITHOUT OIL.>>food WILL get stuck at the first (even if you pour oil because the oil itself doesn't get attached onto the pan's surface), but it WILL COME OFF after 10-20 seconds once the side is done.>>So far, I didnt feel the need to wash the pan at all, but I do because the steel rivets(hooks of the hand) take greasy stains easily.Cons>>The size of the pan is not the standard. (SEE THE IMAGES, and comparison with another 22cm pan;camera angle is not great, there's only approx. 1cm difference in radius between two) I got the 22 cm one assuming the lid of my 22 cm pot and pan set will fit here also, but it didnt. So I measured the radius and its more than 1cm smaller. My 22 cm lid sits on top of the pan, rather than sitting inside and closing the pan. This is a major inconvenience. So better get the pan+lid variant because I think only the lids that come with this model of pan goes with it.>>its not deep enough for a small pan, and its not a saute pan(which has more straightened side) so doesn't work well for stirring food even when filled half. barely 22cm skillet means that its bottom is the size of a small roti and is just enough for one chicken breast. I WOULD RECOMMEND GOING FOR THE 26CM/30CM VARIANT WITH A LID.SUMMARYUndoubtedly a great non stick pan for the money, except the marketing tactic of keeping it little off from the standard size.Please read the instructions carefully before you start using it and keep following them.As long as you take decent care of the pan, it is going to last.

Very nice frying pan but the size is smallYou can easily fry paneer, you can make omelette or bhurji or half boiled,Also you can fry vegetables easilyLeaves oil properly, the grip is good

Products are good and very useful and service is excellent.

Quality Is good.Easy to Handle.Weighty Pan.

Very good. Sturdy and perfect omelette pan. Comes with a wooden spatula and plastic scrubber.

We also own the Hawkins 30 cm frying pan which is perfect for cooking a large amount of food. We wanted a smaller pan for omelettes or when you need to cook a smaller amount. This size pan is perfect and the matching lid is a great addition for steaming and slow simmering. The pan is sturdy and well made and I like the design with the rounded sides. Cleanup is a breeze. I really think Hawkins quality is close to what we can get abroad. Just treat it right (wash it with a soft sponge, always use non-metal utensils) and it should last a long time.Update: Unfortunately, this pan has not held up well. Despite the utmost care (hand wash with a soft sponge, using silicone cooking spoons), the pan has started to develop scratches. Its been only 9 months, so very disappointing. We are replacing it with a similar sized pan in stainless steel. Going to slowly replace all our cookware. Indian non-stick just doesn't hold up well.