ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch — Adjustable Blue Flame

ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch — ₹238 (MRP ₹789). Compact butane kitchen torch for India with an adjustable blue flame. It mounts straight on top of a 225g ZORACook butane can. For crème brûlée, BBQ searing, dhungar smoking, charring vegetables and small workshop tasks. Runs on a 225g butane gas can (sold separately, ₹199 a can) that the torch mounts on top of. All payment methods accepted — cash on delivery, UPI, cards, wallets and net banking. Free delivery across India, no minimum order, delivered in 3–5 days. Keep away from children; use in ventilated areas only.

A trigger-grip butane torch — what many people call a torch gun, flame gun or culinary torch — that puts a precise, adjustable blue flame in your hand for caramelising desserts, searing meat, charring peppers, melting cheese, dhungar smoking, lighting coals and small workshop jobs.

Features

• One tool, many jobs — crème brûlée, BBQ searing, roti roasting, dhungar smoke, light soldering and quick kitchen tasks.
• Adjustable blue flame — dial it up for searing, down for delicate caramelising.
• Ergonomic trigger grip — comfortable one-handed use over a hot pan.
• Trigger ignition and gas knob — the trigger lights it and the gas knob is at the back.
• Mounts on the can — the torch sits straight on top of a 225g ZORACook butane can, and the can is the fuel tank. Nothing to refill. No batteries, no disposables.
• Shares fuel with our stoves — the same ₹199 ZORACook 225g can also runs our portable stoves.

Specifications

Butane gas is sold separately — a ZORACook 225g Butane Gas Canister is ₹199 and the torch mounts straight on top of it. Want the fuel in the same box? The torch + 1 can combo is ₹399 (saves ₹38), and there are 2-can, 3-can and 4-can versions that save more.

How to use

1. Mount it on the can. Mount the torch on top of a 225g ZORACook butane can, with the torch switched off, outdoors or in a well-ventilated space away from any flame or spark.
2. Ignite and set the flame. Press the trigger to light, then adjust the flame control — low and soft for caramelising, tight blue jet for searing and coals.
3. Work in short passes. Keep the torch moving 5–7 cm (2–3 inches) above the surface rather than holding it in one spot.
4. Shut down. Release the trigger, turn the gas knob off, and let the nozzle cool fully before removing it from the can or storing it.

For smoky flavour, see the dhungar technique guide.

Safety instructions

• This is a flame tool producing temperatures around 1,300°C — treat it accordingly.
• Use in a well-ventilated area, away from curtains, paper, cloth and anything flammable.
• Never point the flame at people, pets, or at a gas cylinder.
• Never leave a lit torch unattended, and switch it off when it is not in use.
• Mount it on or remove it from the can only when the torch is switched off, completely cool and away from any flame.
• Let the nozzle cool fully before storing — it stays hot for several minutes.
• Store upright in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from heat.
• Keep out of reach of children. Adult use only. Follow the included instructions.

Related products

• Brass Blow Torch — ₹219 — solid brass jet torch with a refillable see-through tank, ignition button and On/Off lock; doubles as a workshop tool.
• Butane Gas Canister 225g — ₹199 — this torch mounts straight on top of it.
• Torch + 1 gas can — ₹399 — saves ₹38 and arrives ready to use.
• Torch + 4 gas cans — ₹799 — saves ₹235, the best-value kit.
• Arc BBQ Lighter — ₹189 — flameless and rechargeable, for candles and diyas.
• See our full kitchen blow torch guide for crème brûlée, searing and dhungar smoking.
• Browse all butane torches, butane gas cylinders and combo packs.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best butane torch under ₹500 in India for kitchen use?

The ZORACook Handheld Butane Torch at ₹238 and the ZORACook Brass Blow Torch at ₹219 are both well under ₹500. The Handheld has an adjustable flame; the Brass Blow Torch has a fixed, steady flame. The handheld torch (₹238) has an ergonomic trigger grip built for kitchen use; the Brass Blow Torch (₹219) is solid brass and doubles as a workshop tool.

What fuel does it use?

Standard butane gas from a 225g can — the same cans that run the ZORACook portable stoves. The torch mounts straight on top of the can.

Is the gas included?

No, butane is sold separately so you can choose how much to stock. The torch runs off a ₹199 225g can that it mounts on top of. Or buy a combo with fuel included.

Can I use it for crème brûlée and desserts?

Yes — turn the flame low for an even caramelised top, and higher for searing and charring.

Is a torch gun the same as a culinary torch?

Yes. Torch gun, flame gun, culinary torch and kitchen blow torch all describe this kind of trigger-grip butane torch. Note it is a butane torch, not an LPG torch gun — it does not connect to an LPG cylinder.

Does it have a safety lock?

No. It has no safety lock — you light it with the trigger and control it with the gas knob at the back, so keep it away from children and switch it off when you are not using it.

Which payment methods do you accept?

All of them — cash on delivery, UPI, credit and debit cards, wallets and net banking. Delivery is free across India with no minimum order value.

All payment methods incl. cash on delivery · Free delivery across India · Use in ventilated areas only · Keep away from children.