Pros & Cons of Induction Cooking
Induction is
a term that refers to a particular method of generating heat. Conventional
electric stoves use radiant heat to cook food. Microwave ovens use microwave or
small energy waves to do the same. An induction cooker uses electromagnetism to cook food inside the pot or pan.
In
induction, there is an electromagnetic interaction between the burner and the
pot or pan itself. If there are no pots or pans on the stove, lighting the
stove alone will not generate heat. The key to making a induction cooker work
is to use a specific type of pan. You need to use a magnetic pot or pan to
generate the electromagnetic response to cook the food. Usually this means the
use of cast iron or magnetic stainless steel. A simple experiment is to keep
the refrigerator magnet on the pot and pan. If it sticks, the pan should work
on the induction cooker.
5 Pros of Using an Induction Cooktop
- Induction
cooking is fast.
- Induction
cooking is planet-friendly.
- Induction
cooking is safer - especially with kids and pets nearby.
- Induction
cooktops almost never make a mess.
- Ease of
Installation
5 Cons of Using an Induction Cooktop
- Induction
appliances are more expensive.
- Special cookware
is required.
- Induction
cooktops make noise.
- You have to do
your prep work early.
- You won’t be
able to cook if the power goes out.
Ramtons is
committed to making life in the home and kitchen easier through innovative
products, wide availability and strong after-sales support. Our goal is always
to make life easier for our customers. Ramtons believes in providing timely
after-sales services to keep customers happy long after they have made their
purchases. Ramtons is all about combining functionality, practicality and
modernity in their products, and they do the same for their range of induction cookers in Kenya.
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