Induction stove
Sandra Guzek
18 days ago
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Which induction stove top allows you to cook at high setting all zones
Comments (10)As far as the Bosch cooktop - I considered the Benchmark with the flex zones. I did not like how you had to select a burner and then a level. I prefer a one touch operation - some call it “direct select”. I did not look at other Bosch cooktops as I wanted a cooktop with bridging capability. Bosch makes a very good induction top and many on this forum have been pleased with them. I did find Wolf has better pot recognistion on the large burner. I can put my smallest saucepan there and have it recognized - not so with the Bosch benchmark on the larger burner. That is not a big issue as how often would you put that small of a pan on the large burner. If you use a lot of smaller cookware - the flex units will allow you to put more than one or two on the flex/bridged space if they fit and are recognized. Same with my large burner. Say I want to keep 2 or 3 sauces warm and can fit them on my large burner - I can put them all there and use a low setting to keep them warm If I wanted to. There have been several new entries to the market since I was looking 5+ years ago. I did take my pans to a showroom with live units and tried out the interfaces and layouts to see what would work best for me....See MoreSamsung induction stove
Comments (5)Thank you thank you. I never thought of that and there it is. Now any advice on who to install since Samsung’s repair people r worthless? Maybe electrician? I’d even try if I could find a video...See MoreInduction stove with double ovens
Comments (5)Your choices are predominantly the Cafe CHS950P3M that'sa GE Cafe slide--in induction dual oven range. Also the KitchenAid KFID500ESS. I have the KitchenAid that I bought 4 years ago. Both have true self-cleaning cycles, not some AquaLift that pretends to clean the oven. Unfortunately, because of production problems due to the pandemic, inventory of many appliances and selection is lacking....See MoreI miss my induction stove!!!
Comments (8)I left behind my induction cooktop and I miss it all the time. My current kitchen was designed around a statement French range (previous owner's doing and way too much work to change the plan.) It is gorgeous, but how I miss induction. Have any of you induction lovers seen the piece in Mother Jones about how the gas industry is trying to outsmart Californian cities' upcoming ban on gas appliances? It's quite a read. Shills posting on Nextdoor, pretending to be neighbors afraid of losing their beloved gas ranges. In my town for example, no new gas appliances will be permitted starting in a year or two. Here it is in case anyone is interested: https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2021/06/how-the-fossil-fuel-industry-convinced-americans-to-love-gas-stoves/ Good luck with your new appliances, TV. I hope you don't have to wait too long to be cooking with a magnetic field again ;-)...See More
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