Induction Cooktop

[terenoy]

I've had one for 2 yrs and couldn't go back to electric or gas. Only one thing to be careful about: superheating. Water and other clear liquids boil super-fast, and can reach boiling point without bubbling. Anything carelessly dropped into the water can make boil all of a sudden, spilling scalding water all over. Dangerous and messy.

[terenoy]

Induction heating is music to my ears! I've had an induction cooktop for the last two years and I couldn't go back to electric or gas cooking. Only one caveat: beware of superheated water. Anything carelessly dropped into liquid that should have boiled but hasn't, has the potential to suddenly boil and spill out of the vessel.

[pantuky]

Shocking, amazing, facinating! Cooking with Magnets?!?!?

[langeu]

Does anyone know what kind of music piece this is?

[TheJacolyte]

I'd like to know if this induction cooktop could handle a large pot, such as a large pot of spaghetti.

I like to make large batches of food, but don't have space for a full-sized cooktop.

[shamrockmkt]

yes, just takes longer to boil.

[amazingdany]

But they cost 1500-2000$ + you gotta buy magnetic pans.

If I had money...

[shamrockmkt]

this one retails for $120.00

[khmlam]

I like induction cooktops, but a 2 minute video of watching a pot boil?!

[tinkerbellrost]

Only if you have the stereo on! :):):)

[foxton10]

does it play music too

[tomszym]

this is amazing, however I am NOT sure about human health when You using that kind of cooker.