Yes, it’s possible. But you have to be careful and follow some tips (which we are going to cover in this post) I get it – you just bought a fancy new induction cooktop for your kitchen and stocked up on some seriously nice induction-ready pots and pans to go with it. But that old […]
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Gas stoves are in around 40 million American households – about 28% of the country cooks with natural gas ranges. But there’s an ongoing shift away from gas to electric cookers for health and environmental reasons. Let’s examine some facts, safety tips and statistics around gas stoves. Considering getting a gas stove, check out our
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It’s true; gas stoves are more affordable upfront, as they tend to be $50-100 cheaper compared to electric ranges. However, the lower energy costs of electric over time outweigh the initial price pf the gas counterparts. So technically, electric stoves are cheaper than electric stoves. Confused? We’ll break the numbers down in this post. With
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Cooking with gas definitely has its perks. The instant heat control, even cooking, and that nice flame keep gas ranges beloved by many home chefs. While some models need electricity for some function, many gas cookers will work perfectly even without electricity. If you’re shopping around for a new gas cooker or stove, there are
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Yes, gas stoves need electricity for some functions, but you can still use them even in a power outage. According to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, over 40 million households in the U.S. use natural gas for cooking, with a majority of those utilizing gas stoves. A survey by the American Housing Survey
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Let’s begin with some fun stats: Over 40 million households in the U.S. use gas for cooking, while 30 million opt for electricity, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That’s pretty close! While both appliances have their own strong sides and drawbacks, gas appears to take the day. However, electric cooktops, especially induction stoves
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As humans, we’ve come a long way. Admittedly, our ancestors had it rough. Saber tooth tigers and unnamed diseases aside, these guys faced another problem: cooking. First, they had to rub two sticks together until they had some fire going. Then, they grabbed anything handy, like animal hides, and used them to cook. But thank
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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?
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Switching to induction can revolutionize your cooking experience. No doubt. After all, with an induction cooktop, you spend less energy, prepare meals faster, and avoid the risks of open flames. However, induction cooktops are only compatible with induction-ready cookware. But that doesn’t mean you must replace all your pots and pans with the more expensive
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The new technological era has made cooktops an essential asset in the kitchen. But how do you know the best cooktop for your kitchen needs? Which cooktop would you settle on given a choice between an Induction cooktop and a Ceramic cooktop? In this article, we explain the exciting differences between Induction cooktops and ceramic
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