Yes, restaurants are using induction cooktops. Statistics may indicate that 76% of US restaurants rely on gas, but there’s one thing that remains true: induction stoves are quickly become a favorite among chefs. Despite still holding gas stoves dear, many popular establishments are slowly but surely ditching conventional systems for induction cooktops. Are you surprised? …
Yes, non-stick pans work with induction cooktops. Non-stick pans are very popular today. Most people are switching to this type of cookware because their coating prevents food from sticking to the bottom and makes them easier to clean. And the benefits compound when you couple non-stick cookware with induction cooking. How so? With an induction …
Very few of 5% of US homes with induction stoves have portable cooktops. But these lightweight and compact hobs let you simmer, sauté, and stir-fry virtually anywhere—from your tiny apartment kitchen to the great outdoors. No need to lug around bulky gas cylinders or camp stoves. Just plug in, switch on, and you can cook …
The answer is no. You can’t and shouldn’t attempt to charge your phone with an induction hob. Before going any further, allow me to confess something. I’m among the 29% of people hooked on wireless charging. No one can blame me for that. I’ve dealt with tangled wires before and always try to avoid that …
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Yes, you can touch an induction cooktop while it’s on without getting burned. That is possible because this appliance uses electric current to heat the cookware exclusively. But I don’t subscribe to that school of thought. Here’s something that most manufacturers don’t disclose to their customers. Induction cooktops can get pretty hot. And I should …
I wish more people knew about the perks of induction cooking. But many don’t. That is why less than 5% of US homes have induction cooktops and ranges. If you are one of those people who are still using conventional methods like gas stoves, I don’t know what you’re waiting for. Make the switch today! …
It’s possible. But this depends on a few things. Do you plan to switch to induction cooking soon? Maybe you already have an induction cooktop and are already using it to prepare meals. Either way, there’s one question you might be asking yourself: Is an induction cooker AC or DC? The answer is it depends. …
A typical induction cooktop should be located at least 600 mm below an unprotected cabinet and 50 mm from a splashback. Sadly, very few people know the clearance requirements for induction cookers. That is despite the growing global induction cooktop market, which predictions expect to hit $35.91 billion by 2028, and many households switching to …
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Cooking not only nourishes the body but also keeps the mind alert. These therapeutic effects make the kitchen a place where good memories are created. However, despite the quality of life that cooking provides, being around cooking devices can sometimes be dangerous and unsafe for induction cooking. This is especially true for seniors and the …
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A few years ago, I came across an article that outlined the perks of using induction hobs. The one that caught my eye said these appliances are 3X more efficient than gas stoves. I didn’t need further persuasion. I switched tabs and searched for a good induction cooker. Within a few seconds, I was bombarded …