Induction Cooktops
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Hot Product: Induction Cooktops
There’s been a lot of hot talk in our community lately about IKEA’s anticipated introduction of an induction cooktop with the launch of the 2011 IKEA Catalog year in late July / early August 2010.
An induction cooktop uses inductive heat produced by an electromagnet underneath the surface of the cooktop to generate heat within the cooking vessel rather than on the cooktop. This makes it an extremely energy-efficient method of cooking as well as providing a measure of safety as the cooking surface does not get hot.
An excellent way to get a feel for induction cooking and whether or not a full-sized induction cooktop will be the ideal appliance in your kitchen remodel planning: Try out a single burner portable induction cooktop for less than $200.
Electrolux, the Leading European Premium Appliance Brand. Built on a European heritage of innovation...
$1999.00
Electrolux, the Leading European Premium Appliance Brand. Built on a European heritage of innovation...
$1799.00
Bosch's 800 series 30-in induction cooktop features SteelTouch control, AutoChef, 11-in heating elem...
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