Both my daughter and I love the induction cooktop. We were surprised how easy it is to use and the cool to the touch surfaces are nice to have on a ceramic surface. I like the instant control of cooking heat. No uneven hot spots on the pan surface and no more waiting to boil water.
Magnetic cooking requires stainless steel or iron cooking pans. We have both in our kitchen making our transition easy. I would not go back to gas or electric after using induction.
We have changed all our appliances to energy saving and I am sure this cooktop helped us reach our goal in saving on our electric bill.
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paperfacets, Thank you for sharing your experiences with induction cooking, an option which I have been considering for the not-too-distant future. The personal perspective -- especially when it's a positive review -- is always helpful!
I think induction cooking will become more popular by day. I haven't used it but I intend to - in future.
That sounds brilliant! I love the idea of it - I think the Japanese run one of their railways like this! So much better for the environment. Thanks for a nice article.