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What if you have a gas stove? :) But I agree, it's a good product and design. Never read wiki, I always thought it comes from Spain, not Italy.
by angry-hacker 10y ago
What if you have a gas stove? :)
But I agree, it's a good product and design. Never read wiki, I always thought it comes from Spain, not Italy.
- anentropic 10y agoeveryone I know uses them on a gas stove you need the little wire thingy so a small one can sit comfortably on the stove stand
- cr1895 10y agoIt was invented in the 1930s. Did electric stoves even exist then?
- dredmorbius 10y agoThey were just starting to become mainstream (though still outnumbered by gas) at the time. The first electric stoves date to the 1880s, and hotplate burners (about the simplest electrical device you can imagine) were likely more common from early days. http://inventors.about.com/od/ofamousinventions/a/oven.htm http://inventors.about.com/od/ofamousinventions/a/oven.htm
- dalys 10y agoI have an induction stove and I use a diffusion plate like these http://www.frabosk.it/ita/prodotto_scheda.jsp?idprodotto=099 http://www.frabosk.it/ita/prodotto_scheda.jsp?idprodotto=099 to be able to use my moka brewer. They work for gas stoves as well.
- rosbrith 10y agoBialetti make stainless steel versions that are suitable for induction hobs.
- zeptomu 10y agoAs long as your cooking device subclasses AbstractHeatEmitter it should work - I tested two implementations, ElectricBurner and GasBurner and both worked very well.
- PascLeRasc 10y agoJust have to be careful with a gas stove. My first time using mine I put it on high and melted part of the handle. But as long as you keep the flames medium-low it's fine.