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For a wok, you need an actual electric wok, a special induction stove for woks [0] (of course this is a thing!), or gas. On the flip side, if you have a medioc
by amluto 4y ago
For a wok, you need an actual electric wok, a special induction stove for woks [0] (of course this is a thing!), or gas.
On the flip side, if you have a mediocre pan with a thick base but thin walls, an induction stove won’t heat the walls the way a gas stove would, which will reduce burning.
[0] https://www.atcooker.com/products/commercial-induction-wok/ https://www.atcooker.com/products/commercial-induction-wok/ for example. I have no idea if this is any good.
- al_borland 4y agoInteresting. I wonder if the law makers are looking at the environmental cost of producing all these new cooktops vs using what has already been produced. Kind of like the plastic Nalgene bottle you already own, and functions perfectly fine, is better for the environment than throwing it out to buy a new stainless steel bottle. Granted, the water bottle example doesn't require a fuel source for continued use.
- amluto 4y agoMost of these laws are for new construction.