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Ceramic - Alu. Neither here nor there. Bought by people who don't care about cooking in anyway.
For people with wooden countertops and undermount sinks.
Gas or GTFO.
(Except for ovens, obvs. Which should be electric.)
Not too sure where titanium fits in with all of this.
Oil fired ranges, obvs. Aga, Stanley, Raeburn. Always on, reliable, but overpriced.
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Tbh this is how I feel
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All my bikes are old and steel. This is out of character.
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Is induction really a pita? Damn. I love cooking with gas but I don't love having gas in the house.
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Taking the cookery<>bike building analogy...
Electric plate/element - gas pipe steel. Cheap. Outdated. Complete pain in the arse. Does the job but it's hard work, and laboured.
Gas - 853 Reynolds Steel. Has feel. Gives a robust performance with vitality of connection between user and equipment. Where the real motherfuckers be at.
Ceramic - Alu. Neither here nor there. Bought by people who don't care about cooking in any way.
Induction - Carbon. Performance at all costs. Looks slick. Requires delicate treatment. Pain in the arse. Fails more than it should. Flash git's choice.
10/10
Did enjoy
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Taking the cookery<>bike building analogy...
Electric plate/element - gas pipe steel. Cheap. Outdated. Complete pain in the arse. Does the job but it's hard work, and laboured.
Gas - 853 Reynolds Steel. Has feel. Gives a robust performance with vitality of connection between user and equipment. Where the real motherfuckers be at.
Ceramic - Alu. Neither here nor there. Bought by people who don't care about cooking in any way.
Induction - Carbon. Performance at all costs. Looks slick. Requires delicate treatment. Pain in the arse. Fails more than it should. Flash git's choice.
Not too sure where titanium fits in with all of this.