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Induction cooker

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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 19 April 2011 - 16:43

We've recently moved into a brand new apartment, and the cooker (stove, hob) is an induction cooker. My cast iron pans work fine, but none of my other pots and pans work at all! So yes, I can probably go buy a bunch of Le Creuset, but does anyone have any suggestions for local or "out of mall" stores? I seem to remember hearing there is a kitchen store in Al Quoz somewhere. Does anyone have any suggestions?

And if anyone can explain how the thing works, that would be awesome. It seems to have something to do with magnets, but that's all I've got.

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EW OLDHAND
Latest post on 19 April 2011 - 17:01
I think the induction part will just be the hob, not the cooker. They are brilliant for economy and safety compared with all other electric hobs. You don't need to go and buy Le Creuset, just find stainless steel pans which say "suitable for induction hob" on the packaging, or have the symbol. Any home store should have them nowadays as they've been around for a good few yers. I love my induction hob at home.
 
 

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