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Reply #30 - Jun 18th, 2023 at 11:46am
 
No, Mym’s big pan did not work. But I saw the pan I had bought, to have something to cook in until my furniture etc arrived and tried that. It worked!

My 8L preserving pan and the pressure canner won’t work—preserving pan has a massive copper disc in the base most likely and the pressure canner is aluminium.

Still, 2 cast iron + porcelain pans will work as will the ss saucepan I bought so no hassles with day to day stuff and my cast iron frypans work. So can muddle along without having to buy more pans and enjoying the superfast heating of the induction plate.
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Reply #31 - Jun 23rd, 2023 at 11:09am
 
Dnarever wrote on Jun 11th, 2023 at 7:31pm:
Lisa Jones wrote on Jun 10th, 2023 at 8:33pm:
Jasin wrote on May 23rd, 2023 at 4:46pm:
Don't you have to have 'specialised' pots n' pans for Induction?


Yes you do.

It’s a bit of a bugger too.

Nothing beats a gas stove cooktop IMO.


Yes gas is the best. Haven't tried induction but thinking about getting a portable induction cook plate.

Last time we replaced the oven we had to swap to electric from gas as we couldn't get a gas replacement. Electric oven is absolute crap. Just about to replace it in about a week.


Got the Kmart one after a bit of reading. It has been very good, easy to use and saves a lot on the clean up and seems about comparable to gas. 1000% better than electric for about $50. You can get cheaper online but the reviews say the Kmart one is better built. Doesn't have fancy features but I never use them anyway.
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Reply #32 - Jun 23rd, 2023 at 11:28am
 
Yeah, I love my induction cooker.

Heated up some frozen soup last night after I had made croutons in an induction-compatible small frypan. The soup got heated up in a cast iron + porcelain small saucepan, a Le Creuset I got with the small braiser for about $250 or so. Bargain now I have the induction cooker saving $$$ on electric bills.

Mine is not good for long simmering since it switches between boiling and not. However, for long simmering no real difference with the electric cook top anyway.
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