Re:Barilla Passive Cooker
by leoedin on Tuesday November 08, 2022 @05:31AM
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Gas burners may be higher total power, but the heat transfer is surely pretty poor. Induction delivers something like 90% of the power into the pan. Boiling water (which is just an exercise in energy transfer) is much quicker on induction than gas.
In my experience living with an AEG induction stove with a peak single burner power output of 3.7kW - apart from I never did any cooking (apart from boiling water) which needed that level of power for more than a few tens of seconds. The gas stove in my current house felt underpowered in comparison.
Re:Barilla Passive Cooker
by sitkack on Tuesday November 08, 2022 @03:10PM
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No disagreement here, induction has way better power transfer to the food than electric resistance heating. I was only comparing resistance heating with gas.
In my experience living with an AEG induction stove with a peak single burner power output of 3.7kW - apart from I never did any cooking (apart from boiling water) which needed that level of power for more than a few tens of seconds. The gas stove in my current house felt underpowered in comparison.