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A Guide to the Best Hobs in the UK

A cooker is a top that fits into an oven worktop. It is also separate from an oven. A cooker is freestanding and comes with the hob as well as an oven.

Mischievous - and possibly malignant sprites from the countryside, Hobs were often combined with Goblin to give us the Hobgoblin.

Gas Hobs

In any modern kitchen, a high-quality hob is essential. Whether you prefer ceramic, induction, or gas, there's an appliance that will fit your style and budget. A high-quality hob will heat up quickly and evenly to cook your food in a flash, while also adding an elegant look to your kitchen.

A gas hob's precise temperature control is among its most significant advantages. It is quick to reach high heat levels, which is ideal for boiling water, searing meat and stir-frying vegetables. Its ability to alter the heat output quickly is useful for delicate dishes and sauces which require a lower heat setting.

Another benefit of a gas hob is its energy efficiency. It uses natural gas, which is typically cheaper than electricity, which makes it cheaper to operate a hob. Furthermore, it makes use of a direct flame to heat the utensils, this means there is less energy wasted around the edges of the burners.

Modern gas hobs come with modern designs that will complement any kitchen decor. There are models with glossy black or stainless steel finish that will blend seamlessly into the decor and make your kitchen appear more contemporary. If you prefer, you can pick a glass ceramic model that is easy to clean and extremely durable.

Gas hobs are a common option for modern kitchens due to of their versatility and user-friendly. They can also complement traditional kitchen designs, particularly when you include a range cooker in your kitchen layout. It is important to be aware that they could increase the risk of fire when contrasted with electric or induction stoves. This is because they don't have the added safety features of being able to shut off immediately and having child-safety locks on the knobs that control the hob.

When you are choosing a gas stove, you should take into consideration the number of burners and cooking zones you need. There are models with one, two or five cooking zones. Many models also have central wok burners, which is a high-powered burner suitable for fast boiling or stir-frying. Make sure you know the type of ignition used. Most gas hobs ignite the burners using an electric spark or a continuous electric pilot flame.

Hobs induction

Induction cookers have gained popularity due to their speed and efficiency. Gas hobs remain a popular choice among home cooks. These flat glass-topped stoves use magnetism instead of heat to heat the pan's contents. This makes them more efficient, and safer since there is no flame under. Induction hobs are equipped with a range of features, including some which our Good Housekeeping Institute experts have discovered to be particularly useful.

One of them is a bridge function, which allows you to join two hob rings to make room for larger pans. You can control the temperature for each ring separately via the touchscreen panel. This is a great option for those who love to entertain. It can also be a lifesaver when there are guests who have different dietary needs. Induction hobs can be dangerous for those with pacemakers since they generate electromagnetic fields that can disrupt the operation of their devices.

The British Heart Foundation recommends that you keep a distance of 60cm between any power source and an active hob if you are wearing a pacemaker. The magnetic field generated by the hob can cause electrical devices to malfunction. Make sure that the device isn't in the vicinity of hot cookers or hot plate zones.

Another induction hob available is this model from CDA that has five hob zones as well as various functions, such as melt and simmer that is ideal for bain maries or slow cooked stews. The hob is built with safety in mind. It comes with child locks, anti-overflow, as well as overheat settings.

This induction cooker has an aesthetic that is more contemporary than other models. This is reflected in the sleek black finish which will integrate well with most kitchen designs. It has a range of features, including a pause feature that lets you temporarily shut off the stove without removing your pan as well as a boost feature that gives you extra power for quick heat-up. It is also rated energy efficient, and its touch-screen panel is equipped with handy preset options for your favorite recipes.

LPG Hobs

Gas hobs can be controlled to instant heat, with the ability to reach far higher temperatures than electric cooktops. Gas hobs are popular in both domestic and commercial kitchens. They can be used to cook leftovers or to create culinary masterpieces.

Our range of LPG gas hobs include a wide variety of sizes from 60cm with 4 burners to 90cm consisting of five or six burners. Many of these hobs also compatible with natural gas with simple conversion kits making them the ideal solution for homes that have existing mains connections.

All our gas hobs are made by brands you trust, including Falcon, Imperial and Lincat with models available in a selection of finishes. You can find models made of stainless steel, black glass, and other finishes to match your home.

When selecting a gas stove, there are plenty of options to take into consideration. Some models provide automatic pan detection as an additional security feature. This lets the cooking zones activate only when the required cookware has been placed and prevents heat loss. Some hobs have a combination of cooking zones which can accommodate different pan sizes. Some hobs have child locks that keep unintentional fingers from the controls. Some include an auto shut-off feature that turns the stove off if it's not used for a certain amount of time.

LPG is also more readily available than electricity in rural areas, where electricity can be difficult to find. It's liquid form makes it easy to store and transport, making it the an ideal choice for people who live in remote areas or have catering businesses without access to mains-gas.

Our selection of gas hobs has a wide range of options, with some of our models boasting fast boiling times of less than five minutes. This makes them ideal for cooking pasta or potatoes, as well as other dishes in busy catering settings where time is of the essence. A majority of our hobs come equipped with flat cast iron pan supports for durability, as well as a flame-failure safety device that guarantees the flame never extinguishes.

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The best hob can make an enormous difference when cooking for your family or with friends. Our experts will guide you though the four most commonly used types and help you identify the cooker hob most suitable for you, your lifestyle and cooking habits.

Gas hobs are available in a wide range of styles, ranging from 4 to 6. They offer precision and control with excellent precision. There are models which can be converted to use LPG which is a more secure and cheaper fuel. Our range includes all the top brands, with a wide selection of colours and finishes to match your kitchen style.

The word hob is an old English word, originally meaning "a grate or shelf by a fire'. It's an old word that describes how we cooked at home many years ago, with massive fireplaces as well as shelves on which pots were set to cook. Today, kitchens are equipped with an oven and an additional stove top (hob) that can be electric or gas.

The British typically refer to their stove as a hob but other countries might use the term cooker. Hobs are a separate piece of equipment with heating rings to heat saucepans and cookware, while a cooker is a larger freestanding unit comprising both a hob and an oven. A range cooker is an oven and hob which are usually incorporated into one large unit. More information about the gas hobs that are affected as well as hazard descriptions and product identifiers can be found on the Product Safety Report pages linked to above.