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When people say they don’t like electric stoves, what they are saying is that they don’t like the PROCESS of cooking on an electric stove, and hence the results
by balderdash 3y ago
When people say they don’t like electric stoves, what they are saying is that they don’t like the PROCESS of cooking on an electric stove, and hence the results are not as good
- Pigalowda 3y agoI don’t like cooking on the electric stove top because it provides uneven heating. It’s easier to clean though.
- lobocinza 3y agoIMO it's more even in a induction stove than in a gas stove. But maybe that is due to the more expensive frying pan I had to buy.
- ryan-allen 3y agoInduction is the best of both worlds, but you do have to have induction pans. Stainless steel last a lifetime, and are not _that_ expensive, and you can also use cast iron!
- lobocinza 3y ago> Stainless steel last a lifetime Yes but not the teflon coating.
- balderdash 3y agoThat’s a non-stick pan not a stainless steel pan
- lobocinza 3y agoIt's both.
- balderdash 3y agoGreat you’re theoretically correct - and still pretty much completely wrong. Do you really think the parent was referring to steel nonstick pans? Have you ever heard a recipe or some ask for a stainless steel pan when they really meant non-stick?
- lobocinza 3y ago> Do you really think the parent was referring to steel nonstick pans? I thought it meant both. I'm not entering in an useless argument, bye!
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- balderdash 3y agoWhat I don’t like about induction is there are no visual cues (lots of flames - low flames) and that if you tilt your pan to move things around you lose basically all your heat source