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Old 9 Apr 21, 01:56 PM  
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My pal is a kitchen designer/installer and says induction is now the way to go.
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Old 9 Apr 21, 02:23 PM  
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Don’t like gas ovens though, so having electric there.
We had ceramic about 5 years ago and hated it, so happy to stick with gas.
i've heard good reports of modern gas ovens from a few sources i trust, but yeah, electric oven, gas hob is my choice too when i get my new kitchen soon
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Old 9 Apr 21, 02:40 PM  
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Originally Posted by Lisa123wm View Post
We’re having a new kitchen installed in a few weeks. We’re having a range cooker with gas hob.
Never had induction, so won’t ‘miss’ it so to speak and we like cooking on gas. Don’t like gas ovens though, so having electric there.
We had ceramic about 5 years ago and hated it, so happy to stick with gas.
To be fair, cooking on a ceramic or halogen hob is absolutely nothing like cooking on induction.

Im not saying that you said that, its just that some people seem to get mixed up between ceramic and induction
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Old 9 Apr 21, 04:50 PM  
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If you get one with a magnetic’button’ to turn heat up and down, it feels almost the same as adjusting gas. Neff are a good brand.
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Old 9 Apr 21, 07:40 PM  
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gas. im old school and love gas cookers. cheese on toast isnt the same on electric grills, in fact electric grills just arent great IMHO.
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Old 9 Apr 21, 08:13 PM  
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Gas.
I can’t get on with induction. I need to see a flame to judge things.
Also, I’d trash induction with all my banging around and shaking of pans.
Plus, how would I char peppers, aubergines etc?
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Originally Posted by wanye View Post
i'm having our kitchen redone soon, and i'm sticking with gas.

i've tried induction a bunch of times at various cottages and places we've stayed at, and i *hate* it

maybe its because i do a lot of wok cooking, but every time i've tried induction cooking, i've ended up frustrated with it.

being easier to clean isnt really a selling point for me, i'd rather have a dirty hob and enjoy cooking on it than having something wipe clean that i hate using...

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just read the post above



this is a very good description, and probably explains why i struggle with it so much
This this this and this

Planning my new kitchen, and no way am I leaving gas behind
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Originally Posted by Vanillapod View Post
Gas.
I can’t get on with induction. I need to see a flame to judge things.
Also, I’d trash induction with all my banging around and shaking of pans.
Plus, how would I char peppers, aubergines etc?
I char things on my griddle on the induction hob...no problem.
The only thing I can concede would be an ‘issue’ is the wok, but then I have never used one, so dont miss it.
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Changed to from gas reluctantly 8 years ago to induction but would never go back to gas. Like being able to set the timer so don't have to worry about walking away from the hob and it is just as quick to reduce heat as when turning down a gas ring.
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Originally Posted by Loopylooloo View Post
I char things on my griddle on the induction hob...no problem.
The only thing I can concede would be an ‘issue’ is the wok, but then I have never used one, so dont miss it.
But I rest them over a naked flame to burn them. That wouldn’t be an option.
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