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Rudolph Hart

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I’m thinking of buying a induction hot plate for the kitchen. Does anyone have any experience with them and know what to avoid?
 
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You just need to make sure your pots and pans are induction compatible.
 
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Sinbad said:
You just need to make sure your pots and pans are induction compatible.
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Well, I was pulling a pot out the dishwasher and saw some symbols on the bottom. Seems they are induction compatible.

What’s a good brand of induction plate? Is this any good?
www.snappychef.co.za

Snappy Chef Traveller Induction Stove - Snappy Chef

Savings, convenience & speed all wrapped in one portable and robust induction stove. Quick to pack, even quicker to heat, this is the ideal solution for cooking on the road, in the bush, under the lapa, at the dam, among friends, next to the car, and anywhere in between...
www.snappychef.co.za www.snappychef.co.za
 
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Rudolph Hart said:
What’s a good brand of induction plate? Is this any good?
www.snappychef.co.za

Snappy Chef Traveller Induction Stove - Snappy Chef

Savings, convenience & speed all wrapped in one portable and robust induction stove. Quick to pack, even quicker to heat, this is the ideal solution for cooking on the road, in the bush, under the lapa, at the dam, among friends, next to the car, and anywhere in between...
www.snappychef.co.za www.snappychef.co.za
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I have a Toshiba which has never given any problems and still looks like new, I hear the Tefal ones are very good.
 
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Dave said:
I have a Toshiba which has never given any problems and still looks like new, I hear the Tefal ones are very good.
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Heard of Tefal as well.

Generally no need to go induction unless you're considering solar but then generally gas should be your choice, or due to safety/age (friend swapped one for his gran since she's previously left stove on for days, huge safety concern), since cost savings aren't really worth it if swapping. If new system and you're living there over a decade, do get.
 
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Johnatan56 said:
Heard of Tefal as well.

Generally no need to go induction unless you're considering solar but then generally gas should be your choice, or due to safety/age (friend swapped one for his gran since she's previously left stove on for days, huge safety concern), since cost savings aren't really worth it if swapping. If new system and you're living there over a decade, do get.
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It's not a whole stove, just a single (portable) induction ring.

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Rudolph Hart said:
Well, I was pulling a pot out the dishwasher and saw some symbols on the bottom. Seems they are induction compatible.

What’s a good brand of induction plate? Is this any good?
www.snappychef.co.za

Snappy Chef Traveller Induction Stove - Snappy Chef

Savings, convenience & speed all wrapped in one portable and robust induction stove. Quick to pack, even quicker to heat, this is the ideal solution for cooking on the road, in the bush, under the lapa, at the dam, among friends, next to the car, and anywhere in between...
www.snappychef.co.za www.snappychef.co.za
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Snappy chef is good, you can control the power better than something like a russels & hobb one ...
 
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