Best Induction hobs?

mike · **Joined:** Wed Mar 25, 2009 5:05 pm **Posts:** 4

Hi I need to get a new electric hob and i want it to be induction .. and advice?

kaf · **Joined:** Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:11 am **Posts:** 26

First things first!.. make sure your cookware is magnetic because they wont work on an induction hob if they are not!

I would recommend De dietrich for induction hobs the DTI714V http://www.rdo.co.uk/commodities/defaul ... &pid=25400
is a good one, touch control. But most makes do them these days.. Neff, Bosch AEG etc... they is no make that is really really bad as such

kath · **Joined:** Wed Mar 25, 2009 3:10 pm **Posts:** 4

I've got the Fagor one .. so far so good! Defo heats up faster than gas, im impressed!

Steve John · **Joined:** Thu Aug 20, 2009 10:50 am **Posts:** 3

If it’s the focal point of your home or just somewhere to prepare a quick bite to eat, we’ll work with you to help you choose the best hob, for your kitchen.

happy123 · **Joined:** Fri Sep 11, 2009 10:00 am **Posts:** 7

try www.kingdomappliances.co.uk they have alot of differnt products and are usualy more then happy to discuss any product questions over the phone to help you find the item thats right for you.

Andio · **Joined:** Wed Oct 07, 2009 11:46 am **Posts:** 2

I've seen quite a few on the website http://www.kitchens-review.co.uk/online-retail/Hobs-Induction website. Hope this helps.

happy123 · **Joined:** Fri Sep 11, 2009 10:00 am **Posts:** 7

Plenty of hobs at www.kingdomappliances.co.uk they are now having upto a 60% sale on all kitchen appliances!

monicacn · **Posted:** Mon Nov 23, 2009 9:01 am

Hi, Mike,
have you think about adding a teppanyaki grill for your kitchen? www.tiebanshao.com to check out the which one do you need.

KitchenKate · **Joined:** Fri Nov 27, 2009 2:39 pm **Posts:** 1

I went to Electrolux for a demonstration a couple of months ago. Their induction hobs were awesome - they managed to boil water in about 30secs. They have ones where you only need to cover the X for the hob to start heating because the electomagnetic field only heats up the area the pan is touching. You can cook anywhere on the hob surface as long as the X is covered, rather than inside a circular zone.
They demostrated one like this...
http://www.appliancesonline.co.uk/produ ... tion=false

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