Cooking & Baking

gristy

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12. Here's some to consider

Tue Jun 18, 2024, 05:49 PM

Jun 2024

Get a countertop induction "hot" plate from Ikea. I have one of these and it is just wonderful and I use it all the time. Top stays cool, price is right, starts cooking food faster than anything, and it would give you and your mom a low-cost way to try out the technology.
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tillreda-portable-induction-cooktop-1-zone-white-10493520/

When you're ready to replace the whole range, consider an electric range with induction cooktop. I really like the ones from Fisher & Paykel, and they have pretty good reviews online. Haven't bought one quite yet, but I intend to.
Here's a 30in wide version: https://www.build.com/fisher-and-paykel-or30sdi6x1/s1663901

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Anybody have a Induction top oven? [View all] KS Toronado Jun 2024 OP

My microwave is also convection. MOMFUDSKI Jun 2024 #1

This was about "induction", not "convection" erronis Jun 2024 #4

very slight correction: ret5hd Jun 2024 #2

WARNING! NOT THE SAME! SarahD Jun 2024 #3

An induction cooktop creates a magnetic field that makes your cookware hot. usonian Jun 2024 #5

When I bought this house from the owners son.... KS Toronado Jun 2024 #8

Did his mom inform him to buy her LeCreuset and Staub? usonian Jun 2024 #13

Duh. MOMFUDSKI Jun 2024 #6

in addition to being more cool to the touch with the caveats other posters have mentioned, it is more energy Native Jun 2024 #7

Thanks I was wondering about energy efficiency KS Toronado Jun 2024 #10

I had an induction hot plate for my dyepot Warpy Jun 2024 #9

I have a Beko induction range. pandr32 Jun 2024 #11

Here's some to consider gristy Jun 2024 #12

Thanks for the info KS Toronado Jun 2024 #14

don't forget to use induction cookware. Native Jun 2024 #15